Bethany and Hunter, it’s amazing to see what you are doing at the Ludlam Farm! Such wonderful filming and narratives! Prayers for much success in all you set your hearts and hands to do! Love your talented, sweet family!❤
I started with 1 chicken that was kept with roosters i got her for free and she kept laying for 2 weeks and went broady i gave her back her eggs 12 and 11 hatched that was 8 months ago now i got more then 90 and god knows how much quail 😂😂😂 they are super easy to multiply i could probably get more than 160 more by the end of the year if i want but cant handle that much i am keeping it under 100 on purpose
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Sand is really cold. Pick one up and check it's feet for a chill. They're making too much noise meaning they are cold. Watch out for pasty butt. You will lose a lot if you don't observe them closely. Good luck.
Thank you for your concern but we didn’t loose one to pasty butt. Sand is what is commonly used for large operations like this and we did our research and provided plenty of lamps for the chicks. They were not making the noise because they were cold. A good way to tell if they are cold is if they are all huddled together. We spent a lot of time observing them and making sure they were well taken care of.
Your dogs are really cute when I saw all the baby chicks going in for the first time I was like if that was me, I would be scared. I would step on one.
Gave me a great idea! I love your pvc pipe set up for water and food. Im thinking i can use capped metal or plastic gutters and drill holes the same way, but ill connect it to the gutters on the coop so itll be rain water instead of having to fill up. Thank you! Im going to check out the rest of your page!
This is a small tip but if you take each one out 1 at a time in front of the food and water tipping there beak into water and putting them down in same area. it can really help them health of the chicks.
Just found your channel. We have (6) 20 week old chicks. Rhode Island Red & wydonette. They'll eat the cheap feed, which turns out to be mostly dust (waste of money). So, I've been slowly introducing them to feed with the good stuff (corn, seeds, peas, etc). Hopefully, they will adjust and start eating it. Then again, we probably winded up with finicky eaters 🐔 😞 😂
Congratulations on your new chickens. I hope you enjoy them. We started with 20 and we just kept getting more because we loved them so much! Ours eat just about anything. Lots of food scraps and I cook them peas, beans, lentils and pasta. It ends up being much cheaper and in my opinion better for them. We do give about 4 bags of food a week because it is much more convenient. They also forage several acres.
Would love to hear how you've gone about drumming up demand while the chickens were getting ready to lay. The jump from 100 to 600 is huge and as you said the feed cost is pretty significant. How frequently do you plan to switch out chickens?
We ordered all female. When you hatch your own you could end up with 50% or more roosters. These are for eggs not meat so that would have been a huge waste for us.
Yes we have flies. It’s summer time, we live in the country. What’s your point? We 1000% don’t have roaches. You think I’d just sit and film with roaches? Very weird comment but thanks for pushing the video for the algorithm✌🏼
@@Ludlamfamilyfarmgirl don’t worry about the comments. You can tell your house is clean and taken care of. Let’s all pretend we are perfect and never had a fly in the house before
Idk i just zoomed in and it does look like roaches. 🪳 and also flies. I’m from uk and we don’t have roaches here so I’m not sure if they’re associated with dirty things or what? I wouldn’t worry tho the house looks clean and everything looks great. Like u said it’s just summertime. Bugs happen. It’s inevitable. We have flying ants here that get in houses in summer and they’re so annoying to get rid of
Bethany and Hunter, it’s amazing to see what you are doing at the Ludlam Farm! Such wonderful filming and narratives! Prayers for much success in all you set your hearts and hands to do! Love your talented, sweet family!❤
Thank you so much for your kind words! They mean so much to us ❤️
Thank you for sharing, from Nova Scotia! I'd love to start this kind of life.
So glad for your sharing. I love chicken farm too but mostly ducks in my farm
That's awesome! We only have a few ducks but I love their eggs!
I started from 5 chickens now own 56
That’s so exciting
Is it hard to raise chickens?
I started with 1 chicken that was kept with roosters i got her for free and she kept laying for 2 weeks and went broady i gave her back her eggs 12 and 11 hatched that was 8 months ago now i got more then 90 and god knows how much quail 😂😂😂 they are super easy to multiply i could probably get more than 160 more by the end of the year if i want but cant handle that much i am keeping it under 100 on purpose
@@kalypsspylak1659Thats true😂
@@Tdrom not really just keep them safe from predators
Seems like Hens are one of the Most Sustainable food sources. Can even farm beetle larvae to make sure theyre fat and happy.
I don't know how I ended up here at 2 PM on a Sunday but am glad I watched this, I am now a subscriber!
Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Hi guys congratulations for your proyect i love this video because is a lot of important information .
So i'm a new suscriber.
Receive a hug from burlingame California .🖐
Sand is really cold. Pick one up and check it's feet for a chill. They're making too much noise meaning they are cold. Watch out for pasty butt. You will lose a lot if you don't observe them closely. Good luck.
Thank you for your concern but we didn’t loose one to pasty butt. Sand is what is commonly used for large operations like this and we did our research and provided plenty of lamps for the chicks. They were not making the noise because they were cold. A good way to tell if they are cold is if they are all huddled together. We spent a lot of time observing them and making sure they were well taken care of.
Congratulations I am watching from south Africa
Wow! So glad to hear that yall are doing well and expanding!
I get 30 Rhodes every 3 months all year long, then I have 8 layers and a rooster
Holy smokes that’s a lot of chickens!! How awesome, we are thinking about getting more!
Go for it!
Found your channel a bit ago.....you are doing awesome....I am still working on figuring out getting chickens lol keep up the good work.
Thank you so much! It’s so fun once you get started!
Your babies are just adorable! God bless y’all !❤
Thank you! ❤️
Your dogs are really cute when I saw all the baby chicks going in for the first time I was like if that was me, I would be scared. I would step on one.
Thank you! They were so tiny. Thankfully they would all move out of the way when we would walk in.
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It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.
Gave me a great idea! I love your pvc pipe set up for water and food. Im thinking i can use capped metal or plastic gutters and drill holes the same way, but ill connect it to the gutters on the coop so itll be rain water instead of having to fill up. Thank you! Im going to check out the rest of your page!
Sounds like a great idea! Let me know how it works for you.
Whoa that is a lot of peeps! How exciting!
it’s amazing to see what you are doing at the Ludlam Farm!
1st time watching. Really enjoyed, thank you.
Thank you so much for watching and for the feedback!
Rest in peace for those two life was so short
16:40 the fly is stealing the focus 🤣
Beautiful family, beautiful home, cute chickens!
Thank you so much!
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Good luck ...
Chickens are so adorable beautiful creatures 🤩
If the ground on your land is that swampy, you might consider growing rice to feed your chickens.
New subscriber from Birmingham Alabama
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing!
In LA chicken farming is becoming more and more popular because the eggs on the store are becoming expensive
"I love how you incorporate technology into traditional farming-it's so innovative!"
They prefer to live and roost in the trees:) then its truly free too :)
I am about to start with 800 chicken, I hope it will go well.
Good luck!
Congratulations!
Thank you!
😮😮😮 👁️👁️ watching from Louisiana
Love from Qazaqstan 👍👍👍
hola soy brasileño,y también tengo gallinas,mi gusta sus videos.
Now that's chicken heaven lol. I just started with 60 birds myself this summer and perhaps 100 next spring. That is big to me 😂
If you started with 60 that’s way more than most people start with. I prefer to do 50-60 at a time. I find it much more manageable.
Coriza on the horizon is what that is, no matter how much rotational grazing and cleanliness
You sound like a chipper fella! Love the positivity! Thanks for the boost in engagement Josh!
@@Ludlamfamilyfarm just being honest been breeding chickens for a long time...
How you manage all this? Love to see your video very informative and interesting. Which feed you use?
What breed of chickens does your family raise?
This is a small tip but if you take each one out 1 at a time in front of the food and water tipping there beak into water and putting them down in same area. it can really help them health of the chicks.
lol
The business I understand most ❤❤❤❤
Love this video very instructive
wow!... chickens baby
Just found your channel. We have (6) 20 week old chicks. Rhode Island Red & wydonette. They'll eat the cheap feed, which turns out to be mostly dust (waste of money). So, I've been slowly introducing them to feed with the good stuff (corn, seeds, peas, etc). Hopefully, they will adjust and start eating it. Then again, we probably winded up with finicky eaters 🐔 😞 😂
Congratulations on your new chickens. I hope you enjoy them. We started with 20 and we just kept getting more because we loved them so much! Ours eat just about anything. Lots of food scraps and I cook them peas, beans, lentils and pasta. It ends up being much cheaper and in my opinion better for them. We do give about 4 bags of food a week because it is much more convenient. They also forage several acres.
Very cute children 🥰
I’m still at 2 chickens but I built an amazing chicken tractor. Playlist of build on my channel
Where did you order you chickens?
i,m for angola and i love this
Nice video. Came here for the chicks. Only saw them half way through the video.😢
Time stamp 5:40 😉
We wanted to share the process of getting them set up. Hopefully you enjoyed plenty of baby chick footage.
So...
Did you name them all? :)
Of course
All chicken coops need multiple fans especially when they are getting bigger
Yes, we did add some fans for the really hot days. Their permanent coop will have some too.
I wanna start keeping chicken but afraid of their health. They get sick too much. How can I stop it?
Nice, thanks for sharing
Nooice! 😎 STOC
You used sand instead of dust how good is the sand please tell me more
Sand is great! Easy to scoop and clean. We got a load this year and put it in all of our runs and coops.
Hi so the chicks don't end up eating the sand as they are still young to know meal
Thats a lota chickens
What planting zone or state are you in? I'm getting chickens this fall but only 4 for my backyard. I'm in zone 6.
How many of them died?
where did you get them from
How much did 600 chickens cost.
The total for this order was $2,496.40
We ordered all female and kept the price down by ordering verity packs that the hatchery offered.
Do you have problems with hawks, eagles and falcons preying on your chickens?
where do you buy these chicks
Would love to hear how you've gone about drumming up demand while the chickens were getting ready to lay. The jump from 100 to 600 is huge and as you said the feed cost is pretty significant. How frequently do you plan to switch out chickens?
feed cost is peanuts:)
amazing
Thanks for watching!
Do you need a licence for that many, l need one for more than 350
What about heat for the winter won't they freeze
No, not where we live. It’s just important they they have a dry and draft free place to go.
I want to do this but I dont have land.
Y'all should really look into growing your own fodder. Turn 50 lbs of seed into 200 lbs of forage.
nice video
I started at 15 chickens now i have 30 i wish i had more😂
Did u get all hens or straight run??
They were all sexed female.
@@Ludlamfamilyfarm oh ok
Hello 🎉
Dude upload video with good quality .Only 480 p resolution is available
Who in the world uploads a 480p video in 2024??!!
I can’t tell the difference from 360p to 720p your not gonna die
Ppl who don’t have the money for a high quality camera I upload 720p because I can’t upload 1k
watching your videos from Asia living in a concrete jungle city 😐
were did u get your chickens from
Definitely get another shark
Shark?
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you could of saved so much money hatching your own chickens
We ordered all female. When you hatch your own you could end up with 50% or more roosters. These are for eggs not meat so that would have been a huge waste for us.
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The lamps are too high because the chicks are directly under the lamp pls look it up
I can assure you the temperature was perfect. It’s summer here when we got them so it was already hot in there. This isn’t our first rodeo.
hello sir
I am your subscriber you are doing very good farming. I like it if you need any worker you can tell me. I will make your farm very nicely.😍
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Whats is your favorite chicken 🐔 and why???
I love so many but if I could only have one it would be an Ameraucana also know as an Easter Egger.
Are you aware that you up-speak at the end of most of your sentences, making your statements sound like questions????
Music are suck
Thanks for watching 😁
Roaches and flies on table.
Yes we have flies. It’s summer time, we live in the country. What’s your point? We 1000% don’t have roaches. You think I’d just sit and film with roaches? Very weird comment but thanks for pushing the video for the algorithm✌🏼
@@Ludlamfamilyfarmfly paper do not worry about negativity
@@Ludlamfamilyfarmgirl don’t worry about the comments. You can tell your house is clean and taken care of. Let’s all pretend we are perfect and never had a fly in the house before
Don’t worry about the nasty comments! It was said to bait you. He is jealous. Love your content!
Idk i just zoomed in and it does look like roaches. 🪳 and also flies. I’m from uk and we don’t have roaches here so I’m not sure if they’re associated with dirty things or what? I wouldn’t worry tho the house looks clean and everything looks great. Like u said it’s just summertime. Bugs happen. It’s inevitable. We have flying ants here that get in houses in summer and they’re so annoying to get rid of
It's 2024...
Please get a better camera 😝
Love the video btw 👌
You don’t need a 1k camera for youtube
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