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It's me @amjadsharif
___ ___  I have chickens at home and these chickens are still going to hatchπ£. I need a house for these chickens and chicks. I am building a house for chickens, which is specially designed to have ventilation so that air can pass through. I have divided this post into two parts: one part in which it will be built, and the other part where the work of putting a roof will be done.    In our local language, it is called a chicken coop. To prepare this coop, I need clay and bricks. These bricks are made of raw clay. By adding water to the clay, its slurry will be made, which I have just prepared. With the help of this, I have first prepared a mold using mature bricks.    I am placing the bricks in order with the help of mud so that they take the shape of a coop. It should be about two feet high. I have brought it to the surface and left it to dry so that the slurry and bricks can strengthen their hold.     For ventilation, therefore, I am leaving a lot of the space that has been allocated so that I can put a net in it. I have also fitted an iron door that is already lying with me, which will be the passage for the chickens. Another big advantage of this will be that the chickens will be safe at night while living in this cage and the door will be closed.  The two-foot-high wall left a gap that needs to be covered, for which I have used wood. I have cut the wood and leveled it on the side and placed a plastic sheet on top of it. I will use cement bricks.      I have bought cement worth Rs. 100 from the market, added an equal amount of sand to it, and mixed it well. I added a little water to it and waited for a while so that the water could be absorbed into it.   The cement is well prepared. I have placed a wide wood on it so that a solid brick wall can be made using cement so that it does not fall below the space.   For this, I have placed a plastic sheet on the wood, placed a layer of cement, and placed solid bricks on top of it. I have done this twice.      The chicken coop is completely ready, but the other part of it, which I have just mentioned above, the roof, will take one to two days to make. It takes time to prepare, **I will write about it in the next post**. | πΈππ π¦π₯ ππ | |--|
Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and tourist person. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive.
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