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@@mndi89 it's good if you can keep a rooster but if you can't it doesn't cause any issues in terms eggs. I just have hens I used to have a rooster but my neighbours complained to the council.
G’day mate just found your channel. I recently got 12 chooks I live in suburbia but am starting my urban farm. Just wondering mate, why on earth can you not feed your kitchen scraps to the chooks in the UK.? This seems absurd to me.
It came about after the 2001 Foot and Mouth outbreak in the UK and Europe. The EU then clamped down on it. Whether that's changed or will change now we're no longer part of the EU I don't know, but it seems that the UK had changed very little of what came about due to draconian EU rules/laws so I won't hold my breath!
Beautiful family garden, and so productive and every square meter of your garden used for food production and children's playground. All the family is doing such a great job. Thank you for all the handy tips. Great channel.
I love that it's a bit close to a free way to feed your hens and compost all of your waste from the garden to make new soil for your garden and grow even more.
I'm an avid composter with a large garden & I came across this vid a few months back & gave it a go. I'm a total convert to this method, it works a treat. I have several "open cast compostings" going on around my veg plot some I've used already with success. I use a lot of wood chippings from cuttings, cardboard, weeds, grass etc & leave it a day or so to burn off any seeds & turn it when the mood takes. I'd highly recommend your method for any size of garden.
Great lesson on composting. We are in the US in a rural area with free range chickens. We often put grass clippings into their pen, but they are only in there a short while in early morning as we let them out to roam around during the day. My poor husband has been trying to make compost by putting it in a pile and turning it himself. I'm going to send him the link to this so he can see how to let the chickens do a good bit of the work.
We have a lot of foxes so the chickens are only allowed out when we're out. I do have the conventional compost pile but that's to handle the overflow, one of my jobs this year is to redesign the system to make it easier to work
@@MyFamilyGarden Luckily, the foxes never bother the chickens here as there are plenty of wildlife, however, coyotes can be a problem. We had to put a top on the run to keep them and the raccoons out.
Your foxes must be a different species in the US! I'm in a rural area in the UK and there's plenty of wildlife but I've lost all my poultry (not just chickens) to foxes.
Fantastic.... Thank you for sharing how to make compost....My Family Garden. Your Childrens are beautiful and healthy. Alhamdulillah.... Stay blessed and Assalammulaikum....
MasyaaAllah. I just got this ide last week, and just bought baby chicken to raise as worker later. Meanwhile, setting up their "work site" for composting. Seeing your video made me so optimist for the result. Thank you so much Jazakallahu khairan
i had 14chickens at the time of this video but some have died now. The mistake i made when i set my area up is i didn't make the door big enough for a wheel barrow, so just think about the access requirements as you set up
Hi Monty, A great video you can certainly get plenty of compost doing it that way, I saw you little clip on tellly Friday and I remember watching it when you first put it up, Stay safe and Take care.
Great video. Once again i love your style of gardening.Letting your chickens chicken,great stuff. I rotate my chickens over a series of raised beds with a moveable coop and omlet fence. I love the results.
I do very similar, I've got a video called digging with chickens. I need to rebuild the chicken coop, hopefully with a new design to make things much easier
Just found your videos... they are awesome. I am now subscribed. Please don't change a thing! Keep your video style just like it is.. (too many people start using long, fancy intros... and over-powering background music.) Great content. Great style. Great helpers! Keep it up!
Thank you for this great tip! Before you pull out all the "weeds" (Dandelions are one of the most HEALTHY plants on this planet!) start looking up what their benefits are for your health!! You will be AMAZED!
@@MyFamilyGarden I am subscribed to him, but very rarely watch as he doesn't comment on mine very often as you know I support those who support me, will have a look and get a few tips from him. ♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
I've been chucking garden waist in with my chickens for years to get rid of and to give the girls some stimulation but never thought to take it out again for compost, great idea. Subscribed, looking forward to you next nugget of information.
Assalaamualaikum wa rahmatullah, jazakallah khyr..., this idea is great and going to be implemented.. we spend money on cow manure I think this is a very good way to make use of chicken manure..
I love your blue barrel compost sifter gadget. Have you made a video on how to make one? I use the very small soil riddle to sieve my compost and it is soooooo labour intensive and the sieve keeps getting blocked.
Such a great video, thanks for the info. Great to see the kids getting involved, mine love helping to. As a Brit now in Australia, I'd never heard of that law around chicken scraps, such a dumb decision!
I just seen the religious cape on my brothers head and i wanted to stop and say Asalamulikum. May Allah shower his blessings on you and your family. Stay safe.
Also chickens are super sweet and loving animals too. So they’re amazing pets. And if you need extra calcium (like with tomato plants) you can grind up the egg shells and mix them in with the soil
Thanks for that Monty, a game changer for me! I have just dug some new flower beds and wondered what to do with all the turf and weeds. My chickens are about to become compost machines lol :-)
What a fantastic video, your just the sweet urban farming family. If you live in tall building and your "garden" is just a balcony, could you make compost in that with just dead leafs? and a scoop of dirt?
Hiya Mothin, I agree about chickens being one of a gardeners best friends. Please can I also add to that list a kettle that's quick to boil?! Great video, nice one.
My Family Garden well it’s great that your showing people how to get free compost even if you haven’t got a big sieve like yours... I’m just using my hand held seive .. works great and gives me some great compost.. FOR FREE...
Great video buddy. Just one thing i too have chickens we run 12 layers and just like you i collect their poo and composted waste. BUT.... just bear in mind that chicken poo is VERY HIGH in nitrogen with not a lot potash and phosphates.. so as an all round fertilizer you will need some p.and k. Great advice great video.. 👍👍👍
thanks so much, i use a few composting techniques so i get a good balance of macro and micro nutirents. The good thing about this method is the woody material which is being composted contains most of the nutrients needed especially once brokedn down. I make a lot of my own bone meal which helps add phosphorus and potassium ua-cam.com/video/Kf1CLrf2vvU/v-deo.html
I'm having to go back to the idea of creating some of my own fertility on site because I simply can not find affordable quality compost in bulk. You have a great thing going there that I want to give a shot. I'm also beginning to experiment with some cover crops. Good work friend!
I love your homemade trommel! I've been looking for ideas to make one here and hadn't considered cutting out a barrel. I can't wait until we get chickens next year just been looking for ideas on composting systems and setups. Hoping to build the chicken area over winter if we get a mild one like last year. Thanks.
I had that idea for a while but couldn't figure out how to get the hand crank to work, but then I came across some metal tubing and voilà... Snap, that's one my jobs for this winter
Great video and what a fantastic source of compost and natural fertiliser!!! I've only just discovered your brilliant channel and I'll be binge watching all your videos👍Love that your kids are so into it too... The next generation of organic gardeners has arrived!! Now, I'm off to see if I can persuade the missus to let me get some chickens 😁 Thanks
Hi Gary thanks so much, chickens make a brilliant gardening companion just don't let the get near your veggies because they'll eat everything lol. I hope you can get some 😉
Hi, another great video. We have chickens but not thought of doing this before seeing y,our video. Do you buy your wood chips or make your own? Cheers John
Great video Monty, you are all clued up about composting! I'm now wondering how much compost I could get out of my chicken coop! 🤔 It's certainly worth a go although I only have a hand sieve so 1 tonne may take me a while 😂
Luvd ur video......i have chickens and a few rabbits...access to lots of leaves and aged hay. Growing food at home is my favorite thing to do.....am experimenting iin my hoop house with greens this winter. Unfortunately i am in zone 4b.......very cold without much sun for 4-5 months. Keep up the awesome job!!!
Have you thought about using a hotbed, it's something i use to extend the growing season, i think it would work perfest in a hoophouse. ua-cam.com/video/rCzO-iZgcBA/v-deo.html
I make mine by mixing chip bark with organic chicken manure pellets And leaving for a few months Weather and worms do their work Manage around 5 tonnes MashAllah my kids enjoy helping as well
Great video. I didn't know in the UK you couldn't feed table scraps to chickens. The city I'm in the USA I can't have chickens but I like watching others that can have them.
Hi, love your videos. Thank so much for posting. Where did you get the design for the compost sieve? Or maybe you could just post some video of the one you have so we can see the whole thing, please? Cheers, Amanda
That's brilliant, my girls are abit toffee nosed they don't touch any vegetation growing in the garden (which is great for all my flowers), the only thing they eat from the garden is the grass, and funny enough didn't even touch the grass scrapings I gave them. Looked at it and walked off....oops
@@MyFamilyGarden Hiya, no they wont allow it because we have a two foxes sets a short distance away and we'd basically be providing them with easy food lol oh well cant have it all can we.
Ma'sha'Allah brother, doing a wonderful job there, I wish I could do all that too and keep chicken's but to do all that needs a Garden like yours Ma'sha'Allah nice spacious Garden, here in west yorkshire there ain't many semi houses with big gardens and then you get terraced houses with even smaller garden's but still we have to be thankful to Allah subhanahu wa'ta'aala with everything
i'm in west yorkshire, i grew up in a terraced house so know exactly what you mean, that's why i've started my new series on container gardening, ua-cam.com/video/7tsGwJlowGU/v-deo.html
@@MyFamilyGarden oh ok Ma'sha'Allah I didn't think you was from west yorkshire my brother, I could tell with the accent but I thought your probably more from Sheffield sides lol
Do you ever have problems with rats due to keeping the chickens and, if so, how do you minimise them? I only ask as I'd love to get some chickens. Very good video my friend 👍
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@@mndi89 it's good if you can keep a rooster but if you can't it doesn't cause any issues in terms eggs. I just have hens I used to have a rooster but my neighbours complained to the council.
G’day mate just found your channel. I recently got 12 chooks I live in suburbia but am starting my urban farm. Just wondering mate, why on earth can you not feed your kitchen scraps to the chooks in the UK.? This seems absurd to me.
It came about after the 2001 Foot and Mouth outbreak in the UK and Europe. The EU then clamped down on it. Whether that's changed or will change now we're no longer part of the EU I don't know, but it seems that the UK had changed very little of what came about due to draconian EU rules/laws so I won't hold my breath!
I was impressed to see your children helping you out. More gardeners in the making!
I'm very lucky, they really do make my life easy
Children are helping their father, it is really nice! Good health to everyone!
I think it's so important for them to be involved
Great to see an example from the UK. This is exactly what I want to do when I get chickens so it's brilliant to see it in action! Thanks.
There's some changes I want to make this year if I eventually get round to rebuilding the coop
I like your busy backyard and the family team working together.
thank you, the kids really help make things so much easier
You are a good father
Proper knowledge. Proper family unit. Proper man!
🙏🏽🌝
Teaching on so many levels!
It's so important to have the children involved, we grow a garden but more importantly we grow the next generation
Excellent information. Lovely to see children helping
Beautiful family garden, and so productive and every square meter of your garden used for food production and children's playground. All the family is doing such a great job. Thank you for all the handy tips. Great channel.
Can't thank you enough for these amazing videos!!!!!
I love that it's a bit close to a free way to feed your hens and compost all of your waste from the garden to make new soil for your garden and grow even more.
You’re an inspiration mate. It’s so sweet see how passionate you are and you working with your family. Keep it up!! I’m definitely subscribing
Thanks Peter for the support
I'm an avid composter with a large garden & I came across this vid a few months back & gave it a go. I'm a total convert to this method, it works a treat. I have several "open cast compostings" going on around my veg plot some I've used already with success. I use a lot of wood chippings from cuttings, cardboard, weeds, grass etc & leave it a day or so to burn off any seeds & turn it when the mood takes. I'd highly recommend your method for any size of garden.
Not sure what you mean "leave it a day or so to burn off any seed" - could you say a bit more about that?? Thanks
Present your wonderful presentation point by point please
I enjoy watching your videos!
Great lesson on composting. We are in the US in a rural area with free range chickens. We often put grass clippings into their pen, but they are only in there a short while in early morning as we let them out to roam around during the day. My poor husband has been trying to make compost by putting it in a pile and turning it himself. I'm going to send him the link to this so he can see how to let the chickens do a good bit of the work.
We have a lot of foxes so the chickens are only allowed out when we're out. I do have the conventional compost pile but that's to handle the overflow, one of my jobs this year is to redesign the system to make it easier to work
@@MyFamilyGarden Luckily, the foxes never bother the chickens here as there are plenty of wildlife, however, coyotes can be a problem. We had to put a top on the run to keep them and the raccoons out.
Your foxes must be a different species in the US! I'm in a rural area in the UK and there's plenty of wildlife but I've lost all my poultry (not just chickens) to foxes.
Just found this channel. Love it. Hi from down Under...
Great content mate I didn’t know it’s illegal in the uk to give chickens garden scraps you learn something every day new subscriber here
Yeah they went a bit ott after the foot and mouth crisis
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سبحان اللہ العظیم
That is a lot of compost! I'm seriously considering getting some chickens. Thank you!
They're well worth getting, they really do a lot of work
Hi Monty. I agree that the girls are so useful at producing compost. Chickens really are ace - eggs, friendship and compost. Take care. Mags
Totally agree Mags, they're the perfect garden buddy
Oh so love your sweet little assistants....
Jazak Allahu khairan brother really informative
Barakallah Feek, they're hard workers Alahmdulillah
Fantastic....
Thank you for sharing how to make compost....My Family Garden. Your Childrens are beautiful and healthy. Alhamdulillah....
Stay blessed and Assalammulaikum....
Jazakallh khair, i love them heping in the garden
Great idea getting the chicken's to do the work for you, thanks for sharing
They're brilliant compost machines
The famous chicken machines. Great. Like
They're absolutely brilliant little compost mashines
Brilliant! Well thought out. Thank You for sharing.
Just got some chickens, so will definitely be doing this. Excited 😜
that's great news, wishing you lots of success
MasyaaAllah. I just got this ide last week, and just bought baby chicken to raise as worker later. Meanwhile, setting up their "work site" for composting.
Seeing your video made me so optimist for the result. Thank you so much
Jazakallahu khairan
i had 14chickens at the time of this video but some have died now.
The mistake i made when i set my area up is i didn't make the door big enough for a wheel barrow, so just think about the access requirements as you set up
Hi Monty, A great video you can certainly get plenty of compost doing it that way, I saw you little clip on tellly Friday and I remember watching it when you first put it up, Stay safe and Take care.
Thanks Ronald, really happy with it the chcickens really work quite hard. Hope you're keeping well
Your content is brilliant!
I appreciate that!
Great video. Once again i love your style of gardening.Letting your chickens chicken,great stuff.
I rotate my chickens over a series of raised beds with a moveable coop and omlet fence. I love the results.
I do very similar, I've got a video called digging with chickens. I need to rebuild the chicken coop, hopefully with a new design to make things much easier
Just found your videos... they are awesome. I am now subscribed. Please don't change a thing! Keep your video style just like it is.. (too many people start using long, fancy intros... and over-powering background music.) Great content. Great style. Great helpers! Keep it up!
I couldn't agree more. I find background music intolerable.
Thank you for this great tip!
Before you pull out all the "weeds" (Dandelions are one of the most HEALTHY plants on this planet!) start looking up what their benefits are for your health!! You will be AMAZED!
I’m definitely going to try this as we’ve got 3 compost bins that are overflowing
Chickens are brilliant little composting machines
Good stuff, I use a lot of chicken compost, and also regularly make chicken poop soup for my vegetables... 👍
Loved this! I'm piling leaves into our chicken pen right now due to autumn. They shred them in no time.
Awesome, try adding grass to the mix the final product will be much nicer
Excellent tutorial Monty and I have started composting in my paths to help get a better material.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Thans Terry, Do you know howie from food forest permaculture? he does something called a pathway soil bank, quite cleaver.
@@MyFamilyGarden I am subscribed to him, but very rarely watch as he doesn't comment on mine very often as you know I support those who support me, will have a look and get a few tips from him.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
I've been chucking garden waist in with my chickens for years to get rid of and to give the girls some stimulation but never thought to take it out again for compost, great idea. Subscribed, looking forward to you next nugget of information.
If you throw in the right ingredients they can turn the compost around really quickly
That’s a great system and you get eggs!
Klaus
Thanks Klaus, I need to fix the chicken pen up, it's starting to fall apart hopefully make things a bit easier
Great video, I really like the DIY drum sifter!
Thank you, it's really made life easier
Assalaamualaikum wa rahmatullah, jazakallah khyr..., this idea is great and going to be implemented.. we spend money on cow manure I think this is a very good way to make use of chicken manure..
Walaikum salaam, jazakallah this is a pretty good way of making a lot of quick compost, good luck
Wow a good idea how to become a gardener.
it's really good for the garden
I love your blue barrel compost sifter gadget. Have you made a video on how to make one? I use the very small soil riddle to sieve my compost and it is soooooo labour intensive and the sieve keeps getting blocked.
My PC was damaged and unfortunately i lost the footage for that, i keep meaning to do some sort of explanation of the build
I am also interested in this ,please provide more information.regards
I would also like to see that! Can you please build another one so that we can see it?
Would love to see as well!!!
Good job my brother, I have tons of chicken compost I to throw all my leaves, grass, and food in chicken run, stay safe stay six feet and be blessed
thanks man, they're so good at making compost to use
The kitchen scrap law is total BS!
Great video liked and subbed. I learned a lot.
It would mean so much could be saved and not wasted, but the govt are worried about potential risks of disease...
Genius!! Never thought of doing this! X
My chickens are awesome ! Your are nice too! Can’t wait to get my girls working
This guy is a genius
Jazakallah Khair
Great video. Been watching tons, and I"m going to implement this with my chickens. Salam!
Such a great video, thanks for the info. Great to see the kids getting involved, mine love helping to. As a Brit now in Australia, I'd never heard of that law around chicken scraps, such a dumb decision!
I just seen the religious cape on my brothers head and i wanted to stop and say Asalamulikum. May Allah shower his blessings on you and your family. Stay safe.
Ameen, jazakallah Khair
Ameen. Assalamu alaikum from Manila, Philippines! Lovely family, lovely garden. May Allah bless you, brother. Thanks for sharing!
Also chickens are super sweet and loving animals too. So they’re amazing pets. And if you need extra calcium (like with tomato plants) you can grind up the egg shells and mix them in with the soil
Thanks for that Monty, a game changer for me! I have just dug some new flower beds and wondered what to do with all the turf and weeds. My chickens are about to become compost machines lol :-)
Brilliant! Just by chickening they can really help
thank you so much for this video.
Wish I had a bigger garden for more 🐓🐔🐔, I have less chickens then you and try to make compost. Great advice thanks for sharing.👍😃
If you set up the system right even a small space can produce a lot
What a fantastic video, your just the sweet urban farming family. If you live in tall building and your "garden" is just a balcony, could you make compost in that with just dead leafs? and a scoop of dirt?
Thank you so much. My personal favourite method of composting without ground space is via worm composting or setting up composting plant pots
@@MyFamilyGarden I want someone like you as my neighbor
Hiya Mothin, I agree about chickens being one of a gardeners best friends. Please can I also add to that list a kettle that's quick to boil?! Great video, nice one.
Guess what, my daughter has learned how to make tea!
You have got an exciting way to make compost.
Thank you
Brilliant....I do a similar thing but I need your sieve lol....
lol, unfortunately lost the footage of making that
My Family Garden well it’s great that your showing people how to get free compost even if you haven’t got a big sieve like yours... I’m just using my hand held seive .. works great and gives me some great compost.. FOR FREE...
Great video. One recommendation would be to allow your compost contact with the ground. It will allow for a more "living" product. Just my theory.
Great suggestion! Storage becomes an issue, the good thing is that the compost doesn't sty in the bag for long
This is amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing this idea!! :)
You're very welcome, glad you like it
Great job. Nicely done.
Thank you very much!
Great video buddy.
Just one thing i too have chickens we run 12 layers and just like you i collect their poo and composted waste. BUT.... just bear in mind that chicken poo is VERY HIGH in nitrogen with not a lot potash and phosphates.. so as an all round fertilizer you will need some p.and k.
Great advice great video.. 👍👍👍
thanks so much, i use a few composting techniques so i get a good balance of macro and micro nutirents. The good thing about this method is the woody material which is being composted contains most of the nutrients needed especially once brokedn down. I make a lot of my own bone meal which helps add phosphorus and potassium ua-cam.com/video/Kf1CLrf2vvU/v-deo.html
Genius.
Wow that's a lot of compost never be short when you have chickens
They come in really handy, have you managed to get a compost pile set up?
@@MyFamilyGarden filled a wheelie bin with leaves grass clippings horse manure and cardboard nd veg scraps till I build something
So many great ideas in this 1 video, il defo pinch these ideas 👍👍👍
Pinch away 👍👍👍
Fantastic as usual.
Glad you think so!
Omg yes! I was looking for this!
Love your videos so helpful
Love the way how's your kids help 🙏 🙏🙏 thank you My brother
You're very welcome, I think it's really important to have everyone involved with where their food comes from
I'm having to go back to the idea of creating some of my own fertility on site because I simply can not find affordable quality compost in bulk. You have a great thing going there that I want to give a shot. I'm also beginning to experiment with some cover crops. Good work friend!
I think you really need to, can't rely in buying in compost it just gets too expensive. good luck
I love your homemade trommel! I've been looking for ideas to make one here and hadn't considered cutting out a barrel. I can't wait until we get chickens next year just been looking for ideas on composting systems and setups. Hoping to build the chicken area over winter if we get a mild one like last year. Thanks.
I had that idea for a while but couldn't figure out how to get the hand crank to work, but then I came across some metal tubing and voilà...
Snap, that's one my jobs for this winter
@@MyFamilyGarden How many chickens would you need, do you think 10 is enough for that kind of quantity of compost?
You'll get a lot of eggs from 10 chickens, at the time of this video I think I had 14 hens
Assalamu Alikkum..
Ramadan Kareem
Hope you and your family doing great...
Beautiful garden...enjoyed with a full watch...
walaikum salam, Jazakallah, Ramadan Mubarak
tq bro...takbiiir
Great video and what a fantastic source of compost and natural fertiliser!!! I've only just discovered your brilliant channel and I'll be binge watching all your videos👍Love that your kids are so into it too... The next generation of organic gardeners has arrived!! Now, I'm off to see if I can persuade the missus to let me get some chickens 😁 Thanks
Hi Gary thanks so much, chickens make a brilliant gardening companion just don't let the get near your veggies because they'll eat everything lol. I hope you can get some 😉
Enjoying your videos! I can’t believe y’all can’t give your kitchen scraps to the chickens over there. That is a crazy law. I’d be doing it anyway.😂
Masha Allah good job dear 👌👍 keep it up
Jazakallah Khair, Ramadan Mubarak
Hi, another great video. We have chickens but not thought of doing this before seeing y,our video. Do you buy your wood chips or make your own? Cheers John
Hi John, they're fantastic at breaking stuff down. I get them free from a tree surgeon or make them my self from hedge clippings etc
Hi from Ireland. Great video. I've just subscribed.
Great video Monty, you are all clued up about composting! I'm now wondering how much compost I could get out of my chicken coop! 🤔 It's certainly worth a go although I only have a hand sieve so 1 tonne may take me a while 😂
what can i saw i love my compost. I used to have a DIY square hand sieve before i made this one last year, used to take ages lol
Luvd ur video......i have chickens and a few rabbits...access to lots of leaves and aged hay. Growing food at home is my favorite thing to do.....am experimenting iin my hoop house with greens this winter. Unfortunately i am in zone 4b.......very cold without much sun for 4-5 months. Keep up the awesome job!!!
Have you thought about using a hotbed, it's something i use to extend the growing season, i think it would work perfest in a hoophouse. ua-cam.com/video/rCzO-iZgcBA/v-deo.html
So informative may Allah bless you brother
Ameen, jazakallah khair. if you like compost here are some of my tips for making fast compost ua-cam.com/video/itQBY5J_sh8/v-deo.html
How many chickens do you have? Kids look like they're feeling good about contributing, good job
brilliant
Great video buddy love the sieve idea
that trommel has served me really well
MashAllah another great video 👍👍
Jazakallah Khair
I make mine by mixing chip bark with organic chicken manure pellets
And leaving for a few months
Weather and worms do their work
Manage around 5 tonnes
MashAllah my kids enjoy helping as well
Great video. I didn't know in the UK you couldn't feed table scraps to chickens. The city I'm in the USA I can't have chickens but I like watching others that can have them.
Thank you so much. It's to help reduce the risk of disease from undercooked food etc
Great video and thanks for letting know about chicken scraps I had no idea.
I love your compost sieving barrel did you build it yourself?
Thank you so much for this! Can you grow vegetables with this?
Yes, absolutely, it's what i grow most of my veg in
Great idea brother. Salam
Thanks for watching
Hi, love your videos. Thank so much for posting. Where did you get the design for the compost sieve? Or maybe you could just post some video of the one you have so we can see the whole thing, please? Cheers, Amanda
Great video.
thank you
I've started using rice husks for my chicken bed. How many weeks should I wait until sifting the bed?
That's brilliant, my girls are abit toffee nosed they don't touch any vegetation growing in the garden (which is great for all my flowers), the only thing they eat from the garden is the grass, and funny enough didn't even touch the grass scrapings I gave them. Looked at it and walked off....oops
Your chickens might be special, mine are much rougher they eat anything lol.
Great video 👍
Thanks 👍
Very nice
Thank you
Great 👍👍
Thank you 👍
Awesome bro
Thanks 🤗
Great video! 😁 Wish I could have chooks! Oh great video on GW by the way. Really pleased you got on and had a clip shown 😁 Jen
Thanks Jen, we're all really happy with it. Won't your allotment site allow them?
@@MyFamilyGarden Hiya, no they wont allow it because we have a two foxes sets a short distance away and we'd basically be providing them with easy food lol oh well cant have it all can we.
Ma'sha'Allah brother, doing a wonderful job there, I wish I could do all that too and keep chicken's but to do all that needs a Garden like yours Ma'sha'Allah nice spacious Garden, here in west yorkshire there ain't many semi houses with big gardens and then you get terraced houses with even smaller garden's but still we have to be thankful to Allah subhanahu wa'ta'aala with everything
i'm in west yorkshire, i grew up in a terraced house so know exactly what you mean, that's why i've started my new series on container gardening, ua-cam.com/video/7tsGwJlowGU/v-deo.html
@@MyFamilyGarden oh ok Ma'sha'Allah I didn't think you was from west yorkshire my brother, I could tell with the accent but I thought your probably more from Sheffield sides lol
@@MyFamilyGarden JazakhAllah for the link, I'm gonna check it out in'sha'Allah
Do you ever have problems with rats due to keeping the chickens and, if so, how do you minimise them? I only ask as I'd love to get some chickens. Very good video my friend 👍