06/10/2026
Moving chicken shelters isn’t glamorous, but it’s one of the most important jobs on our farm.
Our chicken sleds are built from repurposed materials. Old wooden skids, bent garden hoops, up cycled billboard tarps, retired climbing ropes, spare cables, and whatever else we can put to good use. Every day we hook them to the RTV, pull them forward onto fresh pasture, and the chickens happily follow their food, water, and shade.
This simple system gives our birds access to fresh ground daily while helping us build healthier soil.
But if we’re being honest, not every day is a good day.
Sometimes we spend our mornings moving shelters and admiring happy chickens. Other days we’re collecting remains after an aerial predator found an opportunity, or cleaning up after a storm rolled through harder than expected.
Farming is equal parts beauty and heartbreak. It’s problem-solving, adapting, learning, and showing up again tomorrow.
The good days make for great videos. The hard days remind us why we work so hard to give these birds the best life possible. 🐓💕