Most first flocks fail the same way. The coop turns out too small by week three. Something digs under the run fence in the first month. A hen looks "a bit off" on Monday and is dead by Friday, and nobody knew what to look for.
This book is built to prevent exactly that. Every chapter ends with a sign-off checklist you tick before you move on, and every rule of thumb is a number you can measure with a tape: four square feet of coop floor per bird, ten square feet of run, ten inches of roost, one nest box per four hens.
Inside you will find:Reference you will keep using: a month-by-month plan for year one, every number in the book on a single page, a glossary, blank logs you can photocopy, and a troubleshooting index that turns what you noticed into the chapter that answers it.
Written for the keeper of three to eight birds in an ordinary backyard, not for a commercial farm.
Start with Chapter 10 and week zero. Then build once, build right, and enjoy the eggs.
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Librería: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, Alemania
Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Four hens, two dozen eggs a week, and a system you can actually follow.Most first flocks fail the same way. The coop turns out too small by week three. Something digs under the run fence in the first month. A hen looks 'a bit off' on Monday and is dead by Friday, and nobody knew what to look for.This book is built to prevent exactly that. Every chapter ends with a sign-off checklist you tick before you move on, and every rule of thumb is a number you can measure with a tape: four square feet of coop floor per bird, ten square feet of run, ten inches of roost, one nest box per four hens.Inside you will find: - A plain comparison of beginner-friendly breeds: temperament first, eggs second, looks last- Full dimensioned drawings for a 4 x 6 ft starter coop, with a materials list and a build sequence- The predator chapter that most books skip: the buried apron, mesh that actually holds, and two-action latches- A five-minute daily routine and the four seasonal shifts that go with it- Feeding without guesswork: one complete ration, free-choice grit and shell, water within twenty steps- What healthy looks like, the red flags that mean call a vet today, and how to keep a record that answers questions later- Eggs: when they start, why they stop, and how to handle and store what you collect- Broody hens, chicks, and the week-by-week path to point of lay- The fifteen mistakes beginners actually make, what each one costs, and the fix- Rules, neighbors and paperwork: what to check in week zero, before you spend anythingReference you will keep using: a month-by-month plan for year one, every number in the book on a single page, a glossary, blank logs you can photocopy, and a troubleshooting index that turns what you noticed into the chapter that answers it.Written for the keeper of three to eight birds in an ordinary backyard, not for a commercial farm.Start with Chapter 10 and week zero. Then build once, build right, and enjoy the eggs. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798189914362
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Four hens, two dozen eggs a week, and a system you can actually follow.Most first flocks fail the same way. The coop turns out too small by week three. Something digs under the run fence in the first month. A hen looks "a bit off" on Monday and is dead by Friday, and nobody knew what to look for.This book is built to prevent exactly that. Every chapter ends with a sign-off checklist you tick before you move on, and every rule of thumb is a number you can measure with a tape: four square feet of coop floor per bird, ten square feet of run, ten inches of roost, one nest box per four hens.Inside you will find: A plain comparison of beginner-friendly breeds: temperament first, eggs second, looks lastFull dimensioned drawings for a 4 x 6 ft starter coop, with a materials list and a build sequenceThe predator chapter that most books skip: the buried apron, mesh that actually holds, and two-action latchesA five-minute daily routine and the four seasonal shifts that go with itFeeding without guesswork: one complete ration, free-choice grit and shell, water within twenty stepsWhat healthy looks like, the red flags that mean call a vet today, and how to keep a record that answers questions laterEggs: when they start, why they stop, and how to handle and store what you collectBroody hens, chicks, and the week-by-week path to point of layThe fifteen mistakes beginners actually make, what each one costs, and the fixRules, neighbors and paperwork: what to check in week zero, before you spend anythingReference you will keep using: a month-by-month plan for year one, every number in the book on a single page, a glossary, blank logs you can photocopy, and a troubleshooting index that turns what you noticed into the chapter that answers it.Written for the keeper of three to eight birds in an ordinary backyard, not for a commercial farm.Start with Chapter 10 and week zero. Then build once, build right, and enjoy the eggs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798189914362
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