Chicken Tractor

A chicken tracctor is some form of portable pen you use to keep chickens in or near your garden where they are most beneficial. A chicken tractor which is sometimes called as an ark or mobile chicken coops. The portable pen serves to protect them from weather and predators, while containing them in the area you want to improve. In exchange for your care and feeding, they are more than happy to provide weed and pest control and fertility for your lawn, garden or orchard. Even without the final product of meat or eggs, the chickens have paid for their keep.

The chicken-tractoring concept has little to do with tractors, really, but more to do with being "in traction" or being pulled in the direction of soil health and food self-sufficiency. Chicken tractor is a multi-use, multi benefitproject that is do-able at almost anylevel of skill and knowledge. You can builda simple pen today and start using it tomorrow. Perhaps you have just one or two hens to provide a limited supply of eggs for your table. Or, on a larger scale, you might be raising poultry for sale to earn part of your living. Either way, and at many levels in between, you can utilize chicken tractors. Even if you don't eat eggs or poultry, you can still enjoy the benefits of the system by growing pullets (young egg layers) for sale to your friends who do eat eggs and poultry.

Building a chicken coop is made easier with the ebook called "Building a chicken coop"

What are the features in the ebook?

* How to build an enclosed midsize chicken coop for up to 4 chickens using for just a small fraction of the price instead of buying a new one.
* How to build a small portable chicken coop ark that makes cleaning simple and provides nutritious fertilizer for your garden.
* How to build a large double-story chicken coop that fits around 10 large chickens with an easy to access nesting area up top and a enclosed nesting area underneath.
* How to build a large premium chicken house that is easy to clean, automatically collects eggs and allows you to maintain up to 50 chickens.
* Simple tips on how to set-up your building site and select your materials that will make building quick and easy.
* How to design a coop that keeps your chickens warm in even the coldest of climates.
* How to protect your coop from predators such as foxes, coyotes, cats, hawks and many more.
* The eight foods that can be potentially harmful if you give them to your chickens.
* Learn what to do if your chicken gets sick and the 2 most common health problems and how to cure them.
* And much more...