Preparation materials: barbed wire/steel bar or angle iron.

1. Make a henhouse, length 1 m, width 60 cm and height 50 cm, which can hold 3-5 chickens. Prepare eight steel bars or angle irons and connect them into a frame by welding.

2. Connect a steel bar 30 cm away from the front frame to be used as the frame of the chicken coop door.

3. Make a 10 cm wide platform from the door to the other side (it can be welded with steel bars) and place the trough and sink.

4. 20 cm above the trough platform, connect the door with the other side with steel bars as a window for eating.

5. In the dining window, weld a vertical steel bar every 7 cm, so that the head of the chicken can be stretched out.

6. Put barbed wire around the border and fix it on the border with barbed wire.

7. finally, install the chicken house door and put the trough and sink. You can raise chickens now.

Benefits of homemade chicken coops

1. Improve the health of chickens

Self-made henhouses can keep chickens away from feces, thus reducing the chances of chickens getting sick and preventing the spread of diseases. The mesh of chicken cage is smooth, which can prevent chicken feet from being injured and infected, and the net and bottom net are encrypted, which can effectively prevent chicken fatigue syndrome. High-density farming saves land, about 50% less than free-range farming.

2. Improve management efficiency

Self-made chicken cages are conducive to centralized management, which can save energy and resources and reduce the occurrence of poultry diseases. The unique cage door design can effectively prevent chickens from shaking their heads up and down and wasting feed.

Cost savings

Self-made chicken coops can save stuffing and heat energy, reduce production costs and improve labor productivity.

4. Improve the utilization rate of henhouse area.

Self-made henhouse can keep chickens away from feces, reduce the chance of getting sick, prevent the spread of diseases and make chickens grow up healthily. At the same time, it can also improve the utilization rate of chicken houses and increase the feeding density.

5. Easy to clean

Self-made chicken coops are easy to clean and tidy, and chicken manure falls under the net, which reduces the repeated infection of digestive tract diseases, especially the control of coccidiosis. No liner is needed, which reduces the cost of liner and indoor dust.