Farm Innovators 3700 Baby Chick Starter Home Brooder Kit

Product Description

The FARM INNOVATORS 3700 is a self-contained brooder starter kit designed to house and warm newly hatched chicks during the critical early weeks of life. The unit accommodates up to 15 chicks at a time and features an adjustable-height brooder lamp hanger that allows the heat source to be raised or lowered as chicks develop — lamp is not included and must be sourced separately. Durable plastic panels make up the enclosure walls, which are fully washable and reusable for multiple brooding cycles. The kit is aimed at small-scale poultry keepers, backyard flock managers, and farm supply operations managing seasonal hatch cycles.

This starter home suits newly hatched chickens as well as game bird chicks such as quail, pheasant, and similar species that require a controlled brooding environment in their first weeks. The adjustable lamp hanger allows heat height to be tuned as chicks grow, reducing cold stress without overheating the enclosure. The flat-fold design makes it practical for seasonal use — set it up during hatch season and break it down for compact off-season storage without dedicating permanent floor space.

Key Features

• Holds up to 15 chicks in a single brooding setup
• Adjustable-height brooder lamp hanger accommodates chick growth stages
• Durable plastic panel construction — washable and reusable across multiple seasons
• Folds flat for compact, easy off-season storage
• Suitable for chicken chicks and game bird chicks including quail and pheasant
• Lamp not included — compatible with standard brooder heat lamps sold separately

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard brooder heat lamps sold separately; suitable for brooding newly hatched chickens and game bird chicks in small-flock residential or farm settings.

Installation Notes

Set up the enclosure on a dry, level surface in a draft-free area before introducing chicks. Ensure the brooder lamp is securely clamped to the hanger and positioned at the correct height to maintain appropriate brooding temperature — verify heat levels with a thermometer placed at chick level before use. Wash and fully dry all plastic panels between brooding cycles to reduce pathogen carryover. No tools are required for assembly or breakdown.