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Bedding FAQs

How many square feet does 1 bag cover ?

12 square feet at 1” deep

Is it safe for baby chicks/ducks?

Yes! Our hemp bedding is great for baby chicks/ducks because it has little to no dust, making it better for their sensitive respiratory systems

Is it safe to put into the compost?

Yes, hemp bedding has a neutral PH making it a great addition to your compost, and it also breaks down faster than other beddings such as pine shavings

How much bedding should I put in my brooder?

This depends on how big your brooder is, but a good rule of thumb is to have about a 1 inch thick layer

Is your bedding organic & how long does it last?

Our bedding is 100% naturally made in the USA and is free of pesticides, herbicides, and other harmful chemicals. It is tough to say and depends on multiple different factors, but our customers say it lasts anywhere from 2-4 months

Nesting Pad FAQs

How long do the nesting pads last?

About 1 month, depending on how messy your chickens are. Although, we have heard feedback from many customers saying they last longer

Do I take the paper on the bottom off?

Leave it on. The nesting pads absorb moisture and draws it down to the kraft paper where it absorbs it.

Is it normal that my chickens are tearing them apart?

Sometimes chickens take awhile to get used to new things, so they might tear them apart the first few times they go to lay in them

What are the nesting pads made out of?

USA grown and sustainably harvested aspen excelsior

My chickens are pecking at and eating the nesting material, is it safe for them to ingest?

Chickens might peck at new things to get a feel for what they are- we recommend contacting a poultry vet with any concerns

Grub FAQs

Are the grubs organic?

They are grown on organic pre-consumer waste

How big is the bag of grubs?

1lb

How much can I feed my flock?

We recommend giving it to them as a treat and not exceeding 10% of their diet

Can these be fed to baby chicks/ducks?

They can be given as early as 1 week, as long as the grubs are ground up into small pieces. Make sure your chicks also have access to grit to aid in their digestion

Henhouse Hemp FAQs

Are they safe for roosters to eat?

Yes, they are great and provide nutrition for both hens and roosters

How much can I give my flock?

Whether you are sprinkling it in their food or giving it separate as a treat, we recommend not exceeding 10% of their diet

Roost Refresh FAQS

How do I use it?

Sprinkle throughout your coop or on your poop shelf

Is it safe to use with chicks/other small pets?

Yes! We always recommend keeping an eye on your animals when introducing something new

What is the difference between Nesting herbs and Roost refresh?

Roost Refresh is a blend of hemp fines and herbs designed to be used throughout your coop floor or in your poop-shelf, while Nesting herbs should be used in your nesting boxes

Bundle FAQS

What is included in the UCB?

3 bags of bedding, 1 box of nesting pads, 1 bag of grubs

What is included in the starter bundle?

1 bag of bedding, 1 box of nesting pads, 1 bag of grubs

What is included in the ultimate snack pack?

One 4lb bag of henhouse hemp and one 5lb bag of grubs

What is included in the snack pack?

One 4lb bag of henhouse hemp and one 1lb bag of grubs

Hay FAQs

Is your hay organic?

It is 100% naturally grown in the USA and free of pesticides, herbicides, and other harmful chemicals

How big is the box of hay?

We have a 6lb box and a 25b box

What type of hay is it?

1st cut Timothy hay and orchard grass blend

Nesting Herb FAQS

How do I use nesting herbs?

Sprinkle them in your nesting boxes to help reduce odor and enhance cleanliness, deter pests, and provide a naturally fresh scent for happier hens

How big is the bag?

10oz

What is the difference between Nesting herbs and Roost refresh?

Roost Refresh is a blend of hemp fines and herbs designed to be used throughout your coop floor or in your poop-shelf, while Nesting herbs should be used in your nesting boxes