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Please Don't Heat our Coop... Love, The Chickens - Fresh Eggs Daily® with Lisa Steele
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Green Guilds - After designing and building our first passive solar chicken coop, we were able to keep our hens laying eggs through the Minnesota winter! No heat lamp or water heater
