This lady makes chicken poop cleaning one of the most stylish activities. Comes to show that if the individual is naturally elegant, they transfer this elegance to everything they do.

You can tell she really cares for them :) Great video!

Love these videos. Very helpful for me a beginner!

I just adopted some battery hens. I did my research on care before hand but your videos keep me refreshed on care.

Thank you! Great informational video - there are so many videos for how to create toys or how to build coops and runs, but so few showing practical tasks! Good to watch in preparation for getting our chooks.

These videos are brilliant. Picking our first 2 hens up on Monday. Thanks for your invaluable tips and advice.

Super video, pitched perfectly and covering the important issues. A huge thank you from a newbie in Spain. Thank you for the great advice.

Thank you! Cheers from Texas, USA. 😎👍🏻🐔🐓

In the US they call them “pine shavings,” and you can see they are actually shavings from many sources including lumber scraps that are shaved. They take these and kiln dry them to kill possible fungi and then remove dust. We also have several zeolite and mineral products which are safe for chickens and humans, which trap the nitrogen and ammonia causing compounds in its matrix, improving the manure in the compost and removing much of the odor. We have several biocidal, viricidal compounds as well to do a semi annual or even quarterly cleaning and disinfecting. My coop is a walk in, I plan deep bedding with pine shavings, and a slightly newer product, ground hemp which comes n large bales. I have also installed poop boards under the roosts for daily removal. It’s wonderful to see your videos.

Excellent series of videos - thank you!

You are a chicken lover, I am a chicken lover.

Excellent tips
You have brilliant way of narrating thing

Just encountered your channel - very timely. I’m just beginning to build my tiny farm. Chickens will arrive the last week of June. (Two sheep as well)
Presently building a brooder, then a chicken tractor for 16 chickens. 15 hens and a rooster. I’ll be moving the chickens frequently for the benefit of sterilizing the sheep pasture as well as fertilizing the soil and pasture grass. Eventually, I will have separate chicken tractors for broilers and layers. Thanks for these videos.

Great video I'll be sure to link to you in some of my beginner questions I get too. Keep up the great work!

Great video.  Love it!.

Rubber glove and bucket - wastes even less than the shavings fork. Source - keep hens and horses.

Good video, lots of useful information.  Hopefully it will be of use to me one day.
This is an occasion when I am very glad that you cannot get smells through the internet, as I know that chicken poo doesn't half pong!

Eow nice very informative

I clean mine everyday sometimes 2 times aday and the roost.  I have only 3 and they are my pets.   LOVE MY DIVAS.  LOL