Reply To: Moving Chicken Coop Adapted for Loidahar’s Climate

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16/03/2026 at 6:04 pm #10011
Evelyn Todio
Keymaster

    Hi Steven,

    Thank you for your questions.

    It would be safe to assume that none of these options have been implemented in Loidahar. As part of the ideation phase, you can analyse how each of these designs meets your design objectives and also the community needs.

    In regard to other mobile livestock systems, I am aware of a moving pig tractor that enabled pigs to graze the land in Railaco – a different village in Timor.

    The terrain of Loidahar can be viewed on the 360 site walkthroughs

    Kind regards,
    Evelyn

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