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Coffee Chaff Chicken Coop Litter. We not only use the coffee bedding for. How we source and use free biomass for bedding in the chicken coop. Coffee grounds are not only a popular choice for brewing that perfect cup of morning coffee, but they can also be a beneficial addition. Used coffee grounds as bedding for chicken coops is becoming more and more popular, and in addition to the aroma of coffee in your coop, the honest truth is that most chickens don’t really actually “eat” it. We use the deep bedding. For brooding, we use coffee bedding with no pine shavings. With three bags i had a roughly 4 layer in my 4x6' chicken coop. A discussion about why i love using coffee grounds as chicken coop litter and how i’ve started obtaining and processing my own coffee grounds for free. Since our coop is a bit larger, we use a mix of pine shaving and coffee bedding in the coop. I read an article on mother earth news last week about someone who used coffee chaff (leftovers from the roasting process) as litter in. My coop smelled wonderful and the grounds were so light weight and.

For brooding, we use coffee bedding with no pine shavings. Coffee grounds are not only a popular choice for brewing that perfect cup of morning coffee, but they can also be a beneficial addition. With three bags i had a roughly 4 layer in my 4x6' chicken coop. A discussion about why i love using coffee grounds as chicken coop litter and how i’ve started obtaining and processing my own coffee grounds for free. How we source and use free biomass for bedding in the chicken coop. Since our coop is a bit larger, we use a mix of pine shaving and coffee bedding in the coop. We not only use the coffee bedding for. We use the deep bedding. My coop smelled wonderful and the grounds were so light weight and. Used coffee grounds as bedding for chicken coops is becoming more and more popular, and in addition to the aroma of coffee in your coop, the honest truth is that most chickens don’t really actually “eat” it.

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Coffee Chaff Chicken Coop Litter My coop smelled wonderful and the grounds were so light weight and. I read an article on mother earth news last week about someone who used coffee chaff (leftovers from the roasting process) as litter in. With three bags i had a roughly 4 layer in my 4x6' chicken coop. We not only use the coffee bedding for. Since our coop is a bit larger, we use a mix of pine shaving and coffee bedding in the coop. For brooding, we use coffee bedding with no pine shavings. Used coffee grounds as bedding for chicken coops is becoming more and more popular, and in addition to the aroma of coffee in your coop, the honest truth is that most chickens don’t really actually “eat” it. How we source and use free biomass for bedding in the chicken coop. We use the deep bedding. A discussion about why i love using coffee grounds as chicken coop litter and how i’ve started obtaining and processing my own coffee grounds for free. Coffee grounds are not only a popular choice for brewing that perfect cup of morning coffee, but they can also be a beneficial addition. My coop smelled wonderful and the grounds were so light weight and.