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How To Make Wood Chips For Bedding. In a stroke of diy brilliance (if i do say so myself), we decided to insert a simple 2×6 piece of wood right by the coop door. Sawmills and tree trimmers will have chips and sawdust, both not appropriate or safe bedding, depending on the tree species. For more information on using sawdust, wood shavings, or wood chips in your coop, check out my article, a comparison of 21+ chicken coop bedding materials. Because of this, we've chosen these wood chips as the bedding/floor cover for our coop. I was using large flake shavings for bedding in the little monitor coop. Make your own wood shavings and leaf mulch. Why pine shavings make good bedding for chicken coops Use it as chicken litter or for organic mulching in your garden. Not all wood chips are suitable for chicken bedding. Choose the right type of wood chips: Pine and cedar chips are two popular.

In a stroke of diy brilliance (if i do say so myself), we decided to insert a simple 2×6 piece of wood right by the coop door. Use it as chicken litter or for organic mulching in your garden. For more information on using sawdust, wood shavings, or wood chips in your coop, check out my article, a comparison of 21+ chicken coop bedding materials. Sawmills and tree trimmers will have chips and sawdust, both not appropriate or safe bedding, depending on the tree species. Because of this, we've chosen these wood chips as the bedding/floor cover for our coop. Why pine shavings make good bedding for chicken coops Pine and cedar chips are two popular. Choose the right type of wood chips: Make your own wood shavings and leaf mulch. I was using large flake shavings for bedding in the little monitor coop.

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How To Make Wood Chips For Bedding Use it as chicken litter or for organic mulching in your garden. I was using large flake shavings for bedding in the little monitor coop. Because of this, we've chosen these wood chips as the bedding/floor cover for our coop. Make your own wood shavings and leaf mulch. Not all wood chips are suitable for chicken bedding. Pine and cedar chips are two popular. Why pine shavings make good bedding for chicken coops In a stroke of diy brilliance (if i do say so myself), we decided to insert a simple 2×6 piece of wood right by the coop door. For more information on using sawdust, wood shavings, or wood chips in your coop, check out my article, a comparison of 21+ chicken coop bedding materials. Sawmills and tree trimmers will have chips and sawdust, both not appropriate or safe bedding, depending on the tree species. Use it as chicken litter or for organic mulching in your garden. Choose the right type of wood chips: