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Learn more about raising chickens in an urban environment like Austin. Our coop Beta Tester, Judith, is interviewed on Central Texas Gardener (show date: January 23, 2010). Here is the link to the show: Central Texas Gardener : Raising Chickens : 01/23/2010 Our Brentwood coop can be seen around the 14:22 mark, during the discussion of different [...] Are you looking for a starter chicken coop, but want to purchase something made in Austin? Do you need a coop that will not stand out in your yard? Then consider the Rosedale Low Profile Chicken Coop. The Rosedale will provide a comfortable space [...] Here is a short video which demonstrates how the doors work on our Brentwood Chicken Coop. There is also a short demonstration of how the run attaches and how to switch around the internal components (roosts, nesting boxes, etc). Here more about raising chickens in an urban environment. These chickens are raised in a backyard in central Austin, Texas. Hear first hand what our urban chicken expert has to say about our Crestview Chicken Coop and Chicken Runs. Get ready for the second annual Austin Funky Chicken Tour, coming up in April 2010. Pictured in the video, our Crestview coop along with the Single Run and the 90 Degree Adapter. Here is a video of our 6′ Chicken Run in action. Also in this video is the 90 Degree Adapter. The coop pictured is the Crestview. Our 90 Degree Chicken Adapter can be used with any of our coop models and is designed to work with our Chicken Run. The adapter allows you to arrange your run with a 90 degree “bend”. This is a very attractive setup if you are placing your coop and run in the corner of your [...] Our Single Opening Chicken Run can be used with any of our coop models and is recommended if you wish to give your chickens some space to run around, while being protected by daytime predators, such as hawks.
The unit is 3 feet wide, 6 feet long, and 2 feet high. It is made [...] It started with herb gardens, then a backyard vegtable patch. Now more and more chefs are discovering the freshness that only comes from chickens raised in their own backyard. Click on the image to enlarge — it’s very big, so you’ll probably have to scroll though it. Scroll to the lower right to find the “close” [...] Raising chickens in an urban environment is not just an Austin thing. It is becoming more common in many major cities. Here is an example from Chicago. Click on the image to enlarge — it’s very big, so you’ll probably have to scroll though it. Scroll to the lower right to find the “close” link. Chickens [...] |
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