At some point you realize your chickens have more dishes than you do.
One for feed. One for water. One for grit. One for oyster shell. And apparently every one of them needs to be kicked over before lunch.
The Chicken Grit Station gives you one dedicated spot for offering free-choice supplements without collecting random little bowls all over the coop. Insert the removable divider and you've got three separate compartments, or take it out and use the whole station for one.
Much better than another pie tin somebody's going to stand in.
The station measures approximately 11 inches across and holds about 6 pounds total, depending on what you're putting in it.
Insert the removable divider and you've got three separate compartments for keeping your flock's free-choice supplements organized and separated. Need one larger space instead? Remove the divider and use the entire station as a single compartment.
A lift-off lid helps protect the contents from kicked-up debris, but the station should still be kept somewhere dry and protected from weather.
Insert the divider to create three separate compartments, or remove it if you want to use the station as one larger container.
Fill the compartments with your choice of appropriate dry, free-choice supplements and place the station on a stable surface in a dry, protected area.
Check the contents regularly for moisture, droppings, bedding, or other contamination. Empty and clean the station as needed with mild soap and water, rinse thoroughly, and let everything dry completely before refilling.
That's it.
The chickens will handle making it more complicated than necessary.