Insulate Coop with Deep Litter Method

What happens here

The presenter showcases his chicken coop's design, which is elevated and has a slatted top for summer airflow. For winter, he advises against cleaning out the coop's bedding. Instead, implement the deep litter method by continuously adding new straw or sawdust over existing manure. The fermentation of the manure generates heat, acting as a natural insulator and keeping the coop significantly warmer. A sliding board at the bottom of the coop allows for easy removal of accumulated deep litter with a wheelbarrow when warmer weather returns.

Goal: Maintain warmth in the chicken coop using natural insulation