Water ideas for chicken coop

Before leaving on a 10-day camping trip, I filled up the water dish for the chickens…and grumbled the entire time. I really wanted some kind of large reservoir…so the online research began! Here’s how I built an automatic chicken waterer.

The Slow Monday 🌱 on Instagram: "When your husband brings your dreams to life 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 DIY AUTOMATIC CHICKEN WATERER + RAIN HARVESTING SYSTEM ☔️ 💦 This came together so perfectly and works like a dream! It isn’t pretty but we used mostly materials we already had laying about. Our coop was also built entirely out of repurposed materials- cost us nothing! Cheers to not having to change dirty chicken water out daily!! 💦💦☔️☔️ Feel free to ask any questions and I’ll answer below…

10 gallon Rubbermaid Brute Trash Can with locking lid and Backyard Oasis water cups

I made this chicken feeder. It is made out of 1 piece of 3 inch pipe 2 end caps and one 90° elbow. I cut a 1.5 foot piece off one end and drilled 1.75 inch holes with a door knob style hole cutter. I fit them together and stuck it through the hole in the chicken wire resting it on the bottom. I attached it to the 2"x4" with a metal strap with a piece of 1"x3"x 4" spacer made of scrap wood. I put a handle on the top of the top end cap.for easy removal and easy filling. Chickens are already…

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This is so simple! You can make this DIY automatic chicken waterer at home! It's such an easy DIY project for backyard chicken owners.

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PVC Chicken Waterer: An easy way to keep your flock watered and not have a mess with overturned water containers!

There has been much debate raging over the years about whether it’s…

If you've ever gone to change the chickens water and noticed a slimy sort of substance on the inside of it, you're not cleaning it often enough! It's called biofilm and it's a slimy film of bacteria that stick together to adhere to a surface. It can even make your whole flock of chickens sick!

This Chicken watering system using tubes saves space. The only part inside the run is the nipple. Poop free water all the time.

PVC pipes to make the food tubes. PVC and these watering cups I ordered on amazon for the gravity fed watering system. My girls love it!

MariKate and I build a heated circulating poultry water system to provide our chickens with fresh water through the cold winter months. ...Follow our advent...