Java Earth Coffee Bedding | Recycled Coffee Coop Bedding - Loose

☕🐔JAVA EARTH COFFE BEDDING AT BVF! 🐔☕

If you’ve been looking for a better coop bedding option… this stuff is honestly pretty awesome. Made from 100% recycled spent coffee grounds, it helps absorb moisture AND cut down on that nasty ammonia smell in the coop. 🙌

We currently stock BOTH:

* Loose Bedding – 30lb bag – $16

* Compressed Pellet Bedding – 40lb bag – $20

*sales tax included*

✔ Super absorbent

✔ Odor reducing

✔ Compostable after use

✔ Great for chickens, ducks, quail, turkeys & more

SELF SERVE PICKUP:

Just swing by, grab what you need from the self-serve setup, and pay via cash, Venmo, or Zelle.

Amazon has smaller bags of this same product for MORE money than we are charging locally. 😳

Instead of feeding the Amazon machine, support:

- Small family farms like ours

- Small businesses like Java Earth

*sales tax included in price

Details:

• PREMIUM CHICKEN COOP BEDDING – A cleaner alternative to straw and wood shavings, designed to help maintain drier, more manageable coop conditions with consistent performance.
• HIGHLY ABSORBENT FOR DRIER COOPS – Quickly captures moisture to reduce mud, clumping, and frequent bedding changes.
• HELPS REDUCE ODOR & AMMONIA BUILDUP – Supports a fresher coop environment by limiting moisture that contributes to odor issues.
• LOW DUST FOR CLEANER AIR – Minimizes airborne particles compared to traditional bedding, supporting a cleaner environment for both birds and handlers
• EASY TO SPREAD & MAINTAIN – Lightweight and simple to apply, making routine coop maintenance faster and more efficient.
• MADE FROM UPCYCLED SPENT COFFEE GROUNDS – Consistent, processed material designed for reliable bedding performance.
• ♻️ COMPOSTABLE AFTER USE – Can be composted as part of normal coop waste management.
• POST-BREWED MATERIAL – Made from spent coffee grounds after brewing.

Compressed 40 lb bag is roughly 39 lb/cuft which covers 17.8 sqft at 2/3-3/4 of an inch of depth. After the compressed breaks down, that same area will end up roughly 1 inch deep.