Self-Sufficiency Package – Large
From: $18,627.00
Our largest Self-Sufficiency Package and provides significant amounts of fresh food for 4 or more persons. Buy it for the healthy lifestyle, buy it for piece of mind. Either way, you win!
Individual Retail Price $28,196 Package Sale Price $18,627
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Quality you can trust, designs you can love, all backed by our 5-Star customer support. We’re totally dedicated to your success.
Our 5-Star products… in our biggest package!
Whether you’re thinking food security, food chain purity of what you eat, or the active lifestyle that backyard farming enables… our large Self-Sufficiency Package takes the guesswork out of what to buy.
We take the best of the best of our products and conveniently combine them. Our exclusive zoom support packages are also only offered with the purchase of these packages. Not only gain access to top notch products that Roost & Root sells, gain access to the people who make them and use them every day.
Our packages are not for everyone, but if your budget allows, they are great ways to dive into the world of backyard farming.
Dyan Twining – Roost & Root
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- Why Roost & Root
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We know you have options when it comes to purchasing your new chicken coop or garden products, but we’re confident that we will meet or exceed your expectations, and here’s why…
#1 We’re real people! Our company is made up of real outdoor-loving people, just like you, and we’re excited to share our knowledge. We don’t just sell products, we use them ourselves, every day. We do what we do every day of the week, and we love answering questions about what we sell.
#2 We’re not just a .com: We’re not just another drop-shipping pop-up site that someone started in their basement to make money. We started our business the old-fashioned way using friends and family and by hard work and great customer service have grown it into something that not only supports our family, but supports dozens of other families too.
#3 We take it personally: We make what we sell and truly do take it personally if you’re not 100% satisfied with your experience. We want to earn your business, not just for today, but for many years to come. We understand the power of good relationships and the trust that can only be created from following through on the big and little things alike. We’re still human and we make mistakes, but it’s how we handle them that makes us different.
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Self-Sufficiency Packages
Chickens
Airflow in a chicken coop is your biggest concern whether it's summer or winter. Chickens are much more susceptible to respiratory infections from stagnant air than they are getting too cold. Our storm panels are used to provide extra protection from either excessive wet periods or excessive cold periods and are designed to fit loose enough to still allow for airflow. Any snow or rain that gets by is reduced to an amount that is not problematic. The following information is intended to give guidance for the use of this coop and if our optional storm panels are needed or not.
Snow/Storm Panels:
Extreme storms can bring too much of a good thing to the outdoor areas of any coop. Our snow/storm panels are for the run areas of your coop and add temporary extra protection for extreme sideways driven stormy weather in hot or cold seasons. Panels keep sideways rain and wind-driven snow from making things too sloppy in the run areas that chickens hang out in during the day. They are designed to be attached and detached during inclement conditions in warm or cold seasons, only when needed.
Panels are thin so they can bend to the shape of your new coop and are "translucent" to let light in. Where needed, ventilation is added to panels to make sure they do not cut off too much air circulation while still being able to protect your flock from... umm, fowl weather. Panels will not make your coop "waterproof" but will knock out the vast majority of wind-driven snow and rain in the "outdoor" run areas. Freeze Protection: All coop waterers are shipped with a slotted cap that allows the water to breathe air as the water goes down. We make the slot big enough to allow a cord of an immersible heater to go through too. Based on feedback, submersible fish tank-style heaters work best. Presumably, it keeps the body of water in the tank warmer. Poultry Nipples: Keeping the water from freezing is half of the battle. The nipple can freeze too if exposed to a direct sub-zero wind chill. That's why we create and sell a No Freeze 3D Printed Poultry Nipple that you may want to consider as an optional upgrade if you live somewhere cold. Considerations for Zones 2-4 Adult well adjusted region appropriate full sized breeds will do fine. Place your coop in a well protected area from North winds if possible. Extended use of storm panels to protect from too much snow accumulation and sub zero winds will be necessary. Knock piling snow off roof as needed. Considerations for Zones 5-8 Adult well adjusted region appropriate full sized breeds will do fine in this coop with the use of our storm panels during periods of extreme cold or rain. Considerations for Zones 9-10 Adult or juvenile region appropriate breeds as well as bantam breeds will do fine in this coop with the use of our storm panels during periods of extreme cold or rain or if birds are fully grown and not a bantam breed, use of storm panels would be considered optional. How to Keep Your Chickens Cool in the Summer Heat Greenhouse Greenhouses must be staked down to avoid toppling in greater than Tropical storm force winds (>40mph) but the panels themselves are tested to 80 mph winds. Shade cloth should be used in hot summer months in all regions when the temperature of the greenhouse exceeds the limits of the plants you are trying to grow. Air exchange in the greenhouse is needed to expel oxygen and take in carbon dioxide. Our AVM system can maximize this exchange and help ventilate your greenhouse better in hot conditions, and only as needed in colder conditions.
Coop waterers are shipped with a slotted cap that allows the water to breathe air as the water goes down. 
We make the slot big enough to allow a cord of an immersible heater to go through too. See the Easy-Fill Waterer & Storm Panel accessory pages for your model coop for more details. There are links to buy the heaters that fit from Amazon or other stores.
Chickens
Airflow in a chicken coop is your biggest concern whether it's summer or winter. Chickens are much more susceptible to respiratory infections from stagnant air than they are getting too cold. Our storm panels are used to provide extra protection from either excessive wet periods or excessive cold periods and are designed to fit loose enough to still allow for airflow. Any snow or rain that gets by is reduced to an amount that is not problematic. The following information is intended to give guidance for the use of this coop and if our optional storm panels are needed or not.
Snow/Storm Panels:
Extreme storms can bring too much of a good thing to the outdoor areas of any coop. Our snow/storm panels are for the run areas of your coop and add temporary extra protection for extreme sideways driven stormy weather in hot or cold seasons. Panels keep sideways rain and wind-driven snow from making things too sloppy in the run areas that chickens hang out in during the day. They are designed to be attached and detached during inclement conditions in warm or cold seasons, only when needed.