9 Ways Norwegian Farmers Keep Chickens Warm All Winter — Without Electricity

9 Ways Norwegian Farmers Keep Chickens Warm All Winter — Without Electricity Your hens are already running at about 106°F on the coldest night of the year. So why do so many keepers still lose combs and toes to frost? High above Gudbrandsdalen, where the snow sits from October to April, my grandfather Olaf kept his hens laying at minus twenty with no electricity at all. Nine old ways still keep my flock through winter without a single heat lamp. One of them is lying outside your coop right now, and the last costs nothing. Watch till the end, and subscribe for more old Norwegian ways with chickens.