We have 2 brand new stack brooders for sale. We built a large brooder house and never used these. They work best on a climate controlled environment like incubators and hatchers. They are not effective in spaces with large temperature swings. Contact me for more info and pics. They are heavy and can be laid down for transport with lots of padding. Delivery could be arranged if you have a way to unload them. | The Fancy Chicken Farm

BROODING TEMPERATURE GUIDE FOR CHICKS 1. ■ START chicks at about 32–34°C (90–93°F) in the first week of life. 2. ■ REDUCE the temperature by 2–3°C each week as the chicks grow. 3. ■ BY week two, aim for around 29–31°C (84–88°F) in the brooder. 4. ■ BY week three, maintain about 26–28°C (78–82°F). 5. ■ BY week four, reduce to 23–25°C (73–77°F) if feathers are developing well. 6. ■ WATCH chick behavior: if they crowd under the heat, it is too cold. 7. ■ IF they stay far from the heat source and pa