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Fall and Winter Chicken Care

During fall and winter, chickens often spend more time inside the coop. Keep the flock cozy and comfortable by following this board.
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Don’t let your coop turn to may’hen’ this winter!
Ensure your flock stays healthy, entertained and happy with these winter care tips from Team Purina:
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Tips and tricks for raising your backyard chickens in the winter? Check out this video from Dr. Patrick Biggs to learn more about preparing for molting season, what to feed during molt, how to care for your chickens in the fall and winter.
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Fall and winter flock care: Save these cold-weather tips from Team Purina to keep your chickens comfortable during fall and winter!
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As temperature drop, ensure your hens have enough calcium to continue laying eggs. Hens need 4 grams of calcium per day to produce one egg. If they do not have the calcium they need, they will pull it from their bones.
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In the fall and winter, chickens typically spend more time inside and might become bored. Provide birds with something to keep their minds busy. Look for toys and treats for chickens that bring out their natural instincts, like the Purina® Flock Block™.
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If you want hens to lay eggs in the fall and winter, add supplemental light. Hang one incandescent 25-watt or LED 3 to 9-watt bulb per 100 square feet of coop space. Use an automatic timer to keep light and dark hours consistent so hens stay on a laying and sleeping schedule.
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In harsh, cold climates there are some simple tactics for keeping things hospitable in the duck coop. Winter care of ducks isn't hard, but it does change a bit during the cold season!
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