| Making a chicken tractor is a lot easier when you | | | | keep the chicken in the tractor for some time and |
| have a good set of chicken tractor designs for | | | | you will easily have them rid your backyard of the |
| guidance. Most people out of sheer desperation end | | | | pests and weed, after a while you only need to pull |
| up purchasing ready-made chicken tractor which cost | | | | the tractor to another spot in your backyard so that |
| anywhere between 500 to 1000 dollars and which | | | | your chicken can "work" on it. |
| require them to be assembled anyways. A tractor is | | | | The advantage of having chicken tractor designs is |
| a fairly easy to make construction and can be stood | | | | that it can make it very easy for you to make it. |
| up in the space a few hours and all the materials that | | | | This is especially true if you have no woodworking |
| you will require is some lumber and chicken wire. | | | | experience to back you up. Chicken tractors are |
| If you are not aware of what a chicken tractor is | | | | great for you if you are starting out into poultry |
| then it is a small mobile chicken coop (or chicken | | | | farming; they are designed to keep 2 to 4 chickens |
| house) which can be moved around a backyard with | | | | and can keep them safe from predators and to a |
| great ease. It is named a "tractor" because since it | | | | degree the weather while getting some constructive |
| has no floor the chicken can easily reach the ground | | | | work done by them. |
| and eat the weed and pests. So all you need to do is | | | | |