This week in a word? Cold. Don’t let the super sunny photos from the beginning of the week fool you- we endured the coldest temperatures of the year in Connecticut this week and are looking forward to a warm up any time now!
Margarita (Black White Faced Spanish pullet) taking a winter stroll.
Serama cockerel (left, Caesar) and Marans hen (right, ellen deHeneres)
Light Sussex cockerel (Chevy)
Columbian Wyandotte hen (Lola)
Black White Faced Spanish hen (Margarita)
Sylvio and Iris made it to the cover of my article in Chickens Magazine this month!
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This week in a word? Cold. Don’t let the super sunny photos from the beginning of the week fool you- we endured the coldest temperatures of the year in Connecticut this week and are looking forward to a warm up any time now!
We are so grateful to have learned about this product. We lost our pole barn in 2014, probably due to a heat lamp.
Kim Ramsey Hayse
2024 years ago
I have littles coming next week. This brooder would be PERFECT!
Danielle Ramsey
2024 years ago
I would love this brooder! I used one last year for the first time. What an amazing thing! It was awesome. I hatch in my childrens classrooms each year. And having the Ecoglo would make it safe to brood the chicks for a short while in the classrooms too!
Nicole Weiss
2024 years ago
Most of my hens were killed by a weasel last spring, and am planning on building a fort knox style coop and starting with chicks again this spring or summer. I would love a Brinsea Eco Glow. Thanks for the great tips on chickens!
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We are so grateful to have learned about this product. We lost our pole barn in 2014, probably due to a heat lamp.
I have littles coming next week. This brooder would be PERFECT!
I would love this brooder! I used one last year for the first time. What an amazing thing! It was awesome. I hatch in my childrens classrooms each year. And having the Ecoglo would make it safe to brood the chicks for a short while in the classrooms too!
Most of my hens were killed by a weasel last spring, and am planning on building a fort knox style coop and starting with chicks again this spring or summer. I would love a Brinsea Eco Glow. Thanks for the great tips on chickens!