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OUR TOP OF THE RANGE CHICKEN COOPS ADD VALUE TO YOUR GARDEN. They are made out of 1st grade SA pinewood, treated against the Before you start planning your Backyard Chicken Coop, be sure to read this handy Chicken Coop Checklist. It will save you time and stress! In case you’re not sold yet on chickens, here are ten excellent reasons to call them your own: We all love our dogs, cats and fish, but do they produce something edible? Or pay their way? Chickens do, and once you’ve dined on their eggs, you’ll never reach for a dozen in the supermarket again. They’re so much more flavorful, in no small part because you’ll eat them when they’re only minutes or hours old, not weeks or months. You’ll even see the difference in the yolks, which are a Plus, you can feel right about the organic eggs you’ll be feeding your friends and family. All it takes to get organic eggs is to Each chicken has their own unique quirky, kooky and endearing personality. Chickens love to range freely, and allowing them to do so kills the proverbial two birds with one stone: they’ll eat any garden pest they can get their beaks on, and they’ll turn it all into treasure in the form of fertiliser. Say goodbye to toxic, costly pest control solutions and wasteful bags and bottles of commercial fertilisers. Chickens will even cut down on the amount of mowing you do because. ONE MAN’S UNAPPEALING LEFTOVERS ARE ANOTHER CHICKEN’S FEAST. Chickens can eat almost anything people can, and they adore “people food” – so you can throw those unwanted leftovers into the chicken run. No more feeling guilty about letting them rot in the fridge or throwing them out! Watch out for the garlic and onion, though, unless you want your eggs tasting funny. Don’t give them avocados and uncooked potatoes, as they are poisonous to chickens. Composting is a beautiful way to reduce your ecological footprint, and a nitrogen-rich compost pile is a healthy compost pile. What better to