I just learnt 3 ways of planning your chicken house (brooder, grower & breeding), such a clarity and ease of management. I will be implementing in 2023. From Botswana I say thank you.
I built a hen house for one thousand laying hens,I get them at fourteen weeks .regulating tell us how much space for each bird, I insulated the house, raised the floor three feet so the chicken droppings drop down ,the hens are on strong mesh,also vents for air,feeders and drinkers suspended, I have rool away nest boxes, the eggs roll out to the back of box to a walking passage, this keeps the eggs clean,also so easy to collect the eggs onto trays,I have a step up for the hens into boxes, there made with a hinge at both sides so I close them up for night time this keeps the hens from nesting in them at night and not getting dirty.I line the nest box with a thin type plastic,the eggs Roll onto trays at back.I also have light on a timer for winter, hens need around fourteen hours light to stay in full production. I also have an automatic floor sweeper to clean out the droppings to a bit,didn't have that for years, it saves time and labour.rodents can be a problem, if you don't follow guides for prevention. I open the hatches early morning ,and have steps down to the grass, i have eight ft high fence around an acre,which is set in cement at the bottom to keep out predators. I have no other birds in there or no male, as i market the eggs and they stay fresher,also it can avoide different problems. I have two other large housing units, total five thousand, some point of lay,some full production, others end of production. I farm geese and ducks for christmas market all in separate housing, this works for me ,i live in Ireland, we get all the seasons in one day sometimes, Good luck to you in your farming, and all you do☘
तुम्ही नवीन आणि जुन्या फार्मर्स समोर एक छान आदर्श ठेवला आहे ब्रुडींग पासून अंडी देणाऱ्या कोंबड्यां पर्यंत उत्तम प्रकारे माहिती दिली तसेच खाद्य वरील बचत करण्यासाठी उत्तम पर्याय दाखविले, तुमचा खूप खूप आभारी आहे. तुमच्या भविष्यातील वाटचालीला हार्दिक शुभेच्छा🎉
Very impressive operation! It's so nice to see people treating animals (that will finally be eaten) not like a product but like creatures. Mixing their food by hand and feeding them in person. Your birds have the life of a rich man's horse! Thank your for making such a difference! Chickens have become pretty disgusting to me - - seeing how the food industry raises, feeds, treats and processes them. That goes for most animals that do not only live in the wild. Watching your video makes me feel very comfortable in putting more meat on the table, only pasture raised in general, but especially chicken. For the last year I've only been eating pasture raised eggs. Last week I finally found a trusted supplier for pasture raised chicken and my first order is arriving this Wednesday. It's airfryed pasture raised chicken drumsticks for Thanksgiving.
yeah, but chickens live for 7 years and give eggs for 3-4. as a vegan I would be more okay with using chickens for eggs, and for their hard effort letting them live, so basically vegetarian. these chickens are probably slaughtered when the chickens are only a few weeks old. it looks lovely though, for the time they do have because their heads get chopped off.
Beacuse of you now I have around 100's chicken Rhode island red and black Australorp. I have a li'l koi pond and goldfish at home as well. God bLess sir dex.
Hey, I am from Brazil and I work with broiler chicken, but at a large scale production company in a conventional manner. I liked your alternative feeding, especially because of the reducing costs. Here we can´t use the alternative feeding because of the large scale, but it is something to be researched. I am subscribed to your channel and I will follow your Free-range Chicken Farm because I think it is very interesting. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, I learned a lot with you.
One of the best Farm vlogger in the PH by all means Dexter show us diversified farming, aquaculture, and animal breeding. Tang ina nahirapan ako mag-english 🤣🤣🤣 hahaha, ganito dapat ang vlog English content. English = Better youtube profit 👌👌
I have to say, I'm really impressed with your channel! The video is truly top-notch, not only providing valuable knowledge but also presenting it in a really engaging way. Seeing how you tackled the is truly inspiring for fellow farming enthusiasts like me. I hope you continue to release more high-quality videos like this!
Thank you again Sir Dex for sharing with us the basics and essentials in Free Range Farming. Brings back memories. We are hoping to see it soon in your new property. Kudos! 👏❤
Hello, My name is Josephine I am interested in free range type of business and the ezola production to reduce costs of feeding. So what is ezola and where do I get the seedlings for that ? Thanks once again for the information.
@@virgilioalupit267 Amazon sells it. azolla is nitrogen fixing plant used for cattle feed, fish feed, poultry feed, pig feed etc. It is used to mix with feed or direct also can be supplied to your pets. Since it is a great nitrogen source it can be used for your plants as a good nitrogen fertilizer. Preparation of good compost it can be used.
Holistic! You've covered not only raising chicken but also provision of their shelter plus the feeds alternative. God bless you for sharing. Subscribed.
I LAUGHED AT FIRST WHEN I SAW YOUR CHANNEL THINKING NOTHING ABOUT IT I SAW YOUR DUCKWEED PONDS AND IT GENIUS...YOU EARNED MY SUBSCRIPTION THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU
Love that Azola! Grow it in my guppy and gold fish ponds. Took a long time for my picky chickens to eat it. Now have to cover the ponds to keep the chickens out of them! 🤣
The intro at 1:10 was incredibly captivating, it instantly hooked me! Then at 4:20, the way you broke down the process was super informative and easy to follow.
Nice design of the chicken run - I like the bamboo cladding. As for the corrugated sheeting, it is possible that the metal makes the place colder when it's cold outside and hotter when it's hot outside due to its high heat conductivity. You may want to try woven bamboo sheeting (if it's available) instead to reduce heat gain and heat loss.
You are so amazing and awesome infact you are the best in the world concerning livestock farming and it is so great by God's grace I will copy all your method to start my own livestock farming because it's simple and enjoying thanks for the knowledge God bless you. From Nigeria in Africa.
There are tons of Nigerian students here in the Philippines especially those who are studying health sciences and medicine courses. They always say that Nigeria suffer from blackouts? Is it true? In the Philippines blackouts are rare, blackouts happen here only during storms or typhoons to prevent electric shock
I am watching from africa Tanzania Dar es salaam. Thank you so much i have learnt a lot from you. I am going to start my own chicken farm no matter how small and challengeable it is
If your in the uk you have to keep you chickens birds in side because of bird flu 🙆♂️it just a way of kill off the farms why is it in the uk they are trying to make things in posable are birds are on lockdown did we not learn from covid keep your birds out in the fresh air or locked up in a dark barn this world lost the plot 🙆♂️
I like your chicken farm. After watching this video, I am sure I am gonna be a successful poultry farmer in the coming years. This is an excellent video.
Greetings from Windhoek, Namibia. Your videos is excellent. You set up well designed and really your video is educative. Thank you very much for sharing. God Bless you abundantly
I've never heard of azola before but I'm very curious now. I'll be looking into this in great detail. Thank you my friend for the amazing content and suggestions!!
It's similar to "duck-weed" here in the US. It's spelled "Azolla" and it's a type of water fern. It's very nutritious and grows really fast. Duck weed is "Lemnoideae" which is more of a true plant. Both are very high in protein.
Thanks for sharing Dexter. I am checking on free-range chicken farming and found this video episode of yours. Hope to visit your farm when possible. God bless.
Your videos are not only educational but also entertaining. It's the perfect balance!
I just learnt 3 ways of planning your chicken house (brooder, grower & breeding), such a clarity and ease of management. I will be implementing in 2023. From Botswana I say thank you.
ke ta opa azola(kan aga tweng) mo go wena.
That's my take away too. Let me know if you happen to find a zola😅
I built a hen house for one thousand laying hens,I get them at fourteen weeks .regulating tell us how much space for each bird, I insulated the house, raised the floor three feet so the chicken droppings drop down ,the hens are on strong mesh,also vents for air,feeders and drinkers suspended, I have rool away nest boxes, the eggs roll out to the back of box to a walking passage, this keeps the eggs clean,also so easy to collect the eggs onto trays,I have a step up for the hens into boxes, there made with a hinge at both sides so I close them up for night time this keeps the hens from nesting in them at night and not getting dirty.I line the nest box with a thin type plastic,the eggs Roll onto trays at back.I also have light on a timer for winter, hens need around fourteen hours light to stay in full production. I also have an automatic floor sweeper to clean out the droppings to a bit,didn't have that for years, it saves time and labour.rodents can be a problem, if you don't follow guides for prevention. I open the hatches early morning ,and have steps down to the grass, i have eight ft high fence around an acre,which is set in cement at the bottom to keep out predators. I have no other birds in there or no male, as i market the eggs and they stay fresher,also it can avoide different problems. I have two other large housing units, total five thousand, some point of lay,some full production, others end of production. I farm geese and ducks for christmas market all in separate housing, this works for me ,i live in Ireland, we get all the seasons in one day sometimes, Good luck to you in your farming, and all you do☘
Amazing thanks for letting us know about it.God bless you too.
तुम्ही नवीन आणि जुन्या फार्मर्स समोर एक छान आदर्श ठेवला आहे ब्रुडींग पासून अंडी देणाऱ्या कोंबड्यां पर्यंत उत्तम प्रकारे माहिती दिली तसेच खाद्य वरील बचत करण्यासाठी उत्तम पर्याय दाखविले, तुमचा खूप खूप आभारी आहे. तुमच्या भविष्यातील वाटचालीला हार्दिक शुभेच्छा🎉
You are one of the best small scale farmers in the world. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
greetings kabayan
I want to learn more. Do you have another video? Thank you so much
Very impressive operation! It's so nice to see people treating animals (that will finally be eaten) not like a product but like creatures. Mixing their food by hand and feeding them in person. Your birds have the life of a rich man's horse! Thank your for making such a difference!
Chickens have become pretty disgusting to me - - seeing how the food industry raises, feeds, treats and processes them. That goes for most animals that do not only live in the wild. Watching your video makes me feel very comfortable in putting more meat on the table, only pasture raised in general, but especially chicken. For the last year I've only been eating pasture raised eggs. Last week I finally found a trusted supplier for pasture raised chicken and my first order is arriving this Wednesday. It's airfryed pasture raised chicken drumsticks for Thanksgiving.
wow !! I like it
wow that's good for community.
yeah, but chickens live for 7 years and give eggs for 3-4. as a vegan I would be more okay with using chickens for eggs, and for their hard effort letting them live, so basically vegetarian.
these chickens are probably slaughtered when the chickens are only a few weeks old.
it looks lovely though, for the time they do have because their heads get chopped off.
@@vegan-rising Why does a vegan cross the street? To tell some stranger that they are vegan. 🤣
@@vegan-rising Imaging basing your entire personality on veganism that is so cringe. "veganism rising" stfu 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
You are such an inspiration, Dexter. I love your positivity and love for animals. Greetings from a Spaniard living in England.
Your Channel is the reason why i got my own Rhode Island Red Chickens. Thank You for Sharing Sir Dex ❤️
Sir, is Rhode Island Red profitable on free system?
Beacuse of you now I have around 100's chicken Rhode island red and black Australorp. I have a li'l koi pond and goldfish at home as well. God bLess sir dex.
What you feed the chicks
Hey, I am from Brazil and I work with broiler chicken, but at a large scale production company in a conventional manner. I liked your alternative feeding, especially because of the reducing costs. Here we can´t use the alternative feeding because of the large scale, but it is something to be researched. I am subscribed to your channel and I will follow your Free-range Chicken Farm because I think it is very interesting. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, I learned a lot with you.
Πιστεύω ότι προτείνεις ένα τρόπο σε όλους να ζουν με αξιοπρέπεια!
Συγχαρητήρια!
You have given me the answer that I was looking for. Specially about the fence for my chickens. I know it now.
Thank you so much and we are together
hello sir
Very informative sir!! Sa lahat nga nakita kong videos like this. Yours is the most structured for information.
One of the best Farm vlogger in the PH by all means Dexter show us diversified farming, aquaculture, and animal breeding. Tang ina nahirapan ako mag-english 🤣🤣🤣 hahaha, ganito dapat ang vlog English content. English = Better youtube profit 👌👌
Good information 😊
I have to say, I'm really impressed with your channel! The video is truly top-notch, not only providing valuable knowledge but also presenting it in a really engaging way. Seeing how you tackled the is truly inspiring for fellow farming enthusiasts like me. I hope you continue to release more high-quality videos like this!
@@BacktotheFarm5 thank you.
Hi. I’m starting up a new farm in the U.S. Your video is highly inspiring. Keep up the good work. 👍🏾
Thank you again Sir Dex for sharing with us the basics and essentials in Free Range Farming. Brings back memories. We are hoping to see it soon in your new property. Kudos! 👏❤
Hello,
My name is Josephine
I am interested in free range type of business and the ezola production to reduce costs of feeding.
So what is ezola and where do I get the seedlings for that ?
Thanks once again for the information.
It is good to see your barn/farmshed taking shape again after the terrible storm. Keep it up !
What's is another term of azula?
@@virgilioalupit267 Amazon sells it. azolla is nitrogen fixing plant used for cattle feed, fish feed, poultry feed, pig feed etc. It is used to mix with feed or direct also can be supplied to your pets. Since it is a great nitrogen source it can be used for your plants as a good nitrogen fertilizer. Preparation of good compost it can be used.
Holistic! You've covered not only raising chicken but also provision of their shelter plus the feeds alternative. God bless you for sharing. Subscribed.
I LAUGHED AT FIRST WHEN I SAW YOUR CHANNEL THINKING NOTHING ABOUT IT I SAW YOUR DUCKWEED PONDS AND IT GENIUS...YOU EARNED MY SUBSCRIPTION THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU
Fantastic video. Please continue to inform and educate us. Keep up the good work. We appreciate learning from you Sir Dexter
A great free-range chicken farm, there are many different types of chickens here
Merci beaucoup Monsieur pour cette vidéo de grande qualité. Merci aussi pour votre énergie positive
Love that Azola! Grow it in my guppy and gold fish ponds. Took a long time for my picky chickens to eat it. Now have to cover the ponds to keep the chickens out of them! 🤣
The intro at 1:10 was incredibly captivating, it instantly hooked me! Then at 4:20, the way you broke down the process was super informative and easy to follow.
Beautifull Farm...Good luck friend 🙏
Greeting from INDONESIA
much love from Israel
💞 No skipping adds 💞
thanks for your videos in my dreams hopefully I will have one if I will go home for good
Love the idea about the azoela, its very practical alternative feeds that saves alot of money.
Thank u for the ideas. Keep it up
Before watch this video, i never think azola can use for feeding chicken😂. in my country, azola usually use for feeding fish. This is very inspiration
Really impressed with your ideas of farming with minimum available resources. Thank for sharing
Salamat master!
Nice design of the chicken run - I like the bamboo cladding. As for the corrugated sheeting, it is possible that the metal makes the place colder when it's cold outside and hotter when it's hot outside due to its high heat conductivity. You may want to try woven bamboo sheeting (if it's available) instead to reduce heat gain and heat loss.
We're your place now
I'm waant to start
great approach azola
Wonderful video, I’m 27 y/o hoping to run a farm when I get older, this was very helpful thank u po :)
Very nice watching you
Gusto ko ng ganitong farm. Mukang masaya ung mga manok bago sila I consume.
Thank you for your knowledge and experience. It build my inspiration to renovate my farm like Dexters farm.
Lol, I stayed for the music and calm voice 👌🏼
Never saw the place in the thumbail. Good strategy
The goats caught my attention. They're so cute, and they want to eat too...🥰
Happy farming and 🤞...
Salamat for a very informative video. Malaking tulong po para sa mga magsisimula pa lang. Watching From Rizal
Amazing video! Your tips on keeping poultry healthy are spot on. Can't wait to apply them to my own flock! [9:04]
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I have a few free range chickens at my backyard. I hope I will learn more
such a beautiful place kabayan 🇵🇭
Ayos Yan lods manukan
Awesome farm , a lot of chicken , thanks for sharing your experience , so inspiring
Wow! this is my life goal! Salamat kabayan sa pag bigay empormashon sa amin!!!
Amazing dexter, you really lighted me and inspired me to embrace the farming industry even more
You are so amazing and awesome infact you are the best in the world concerning livestock farming and it is so great by God's grace I will copy all your method to start my own livestock farming because it's simple and enjoying thanks for the knowledge God bless you. From Nigeria in Africa.
Thank you sir
There are tons of Nigerian students here in the Philippines especially those who are studying health sciences and medicine courses. They always say that Nigeria suffer from blackouts? Is it true? In the Philippines blackouts are rare, blackouts happen here only during storms or typhoons to prevent electric shock
I am watching from africa Tanzania Dar es salaam. Thank you so much i have learnt a lot from you. I am going to start my own chicken farm no matter how small and challengeable it is
Step by step build for ur chicken houses plz. They look affordable 👋
If your in the uk you have to keep you chickens birds in side because of bird flu 🙆♂️it just a way of kill off the farms why is it in the uk they are trying to make things in posable are birds are on lockdown did we not learn from covid keep your birds out in the fresh air or locked up in a dark barn this world lost the plot 🙆♂️
Hope Sir Dexter read your comment.
I want a step by step on how they build that chicken houses too :)
Good video very informative for me thanks 😊 👍
Same here🙏💪💓. please sir Dexter 🙏🙏🙏
@@joshuarosales3305 Gabby
I inspired by your system of caring range chicken.....
Hello po sir, naiinspire po ako magstart ng poultry business po tulad ng ganyann. I hope po maka inspire pa po ko kayo ng marami God Bless po!
Ano po maganda chicken po marereccomend niyo po sir para sa beginner na tulad ko po?
Make the breeding boxes with side entry, it will help the chicken from breaking the eggs when they jump in from the top
I like your chicken farm. After watching this video, I am sure I am gonna be a successful poultry farmer in the coming years. This is an excellent video.
Very interested. We follow
Thank you so much and we are together.
I've been watching u ever sence!
my ladies will thank you once I get their boxes, and sleeping area fully in order!
You are doing a great job. Huge source of inspiration. Thank you.
Salamat kuya for sharing your farming quality experience. I'm a foreigner wanting to start a chicken and baboy farming in Quirino Philippines.
So smart job seen here. Congratulations. Discipline and good technique is all we need.
I was going to start mine but im going to wait. Hi from mexico guerrero dexter🙋♂️
You make farming simple and enjoyable. Thank you
greetings my friend
Greetings from Windhoek, Namibia. Your videos is excellent. You set up well designed and really your video is educative. Thank you very much for sharing. God Bless you abundantly
Nice...good luck👍👍👍
Let's come to my channel
Thanks for you inspiration about how to improve chickend pan and feeding
greetings one hobby, I really like this Chanel
Well done . Informative 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourselves, be safe, and healthy 🇨🇦
Well explained and well presentation. God bless you and your chicken farm and the business.👍👍
You are living my dream sir Dex
they look like happy animals
Tq Dex .enjoyed your simple chicken farming techniques.pls continue to share
Albania here bro🫡
very cool friend..good night..🙏🙏❤️❤️👍👍🇮🇩🇮🇩
Step to step so great . Nice chicken for soup.
So beautiful farm in a lots of chickens
parang kasasarap gawin tinola ng mga pulang tandang na yan..
Am watching you for sierra Leone 🇸🇱🇸🇱I hope to start my farming soon thank you for aspired me every day
Dry well done
Once again you inspire me infact I have start but I don't succeed but thank you Dexter I will try one more time.
Thank you sir, I'm fijian and your story help me alot.
great stuff
Wow ... those eggs are clean. I wish my chickens laid eggs like that ...😂😂
I love your videos
Very informative and useful information
Yes this what i wanted.. sustainability in farming without endangering our ecosystem
Amazing people and an amazing farm. Well done
Your video is very good, the chicks look healthy and hungry.
Thank you sir Dex ❤
Thank you for your new feeding the chicken, plus is growing by seed may be or tell us more
Super!
Supplemental feeding! Cool
Dexters congrats.😍
Hai good work and best of luck love from India...
I've never heard of azola before but I'm very curious now. I'll be looking into this in great detail. Thank you my friend for the amazing content and suggestions!!
It's similar to "duck-weed" here in the US. It's spelled "Azolla" and it's a type of water fern. It's very nutritious and grows really fast. Duck weed is "Lemnoideae" which is more of a true plant. Both are very high in protein.
@@LegendHold1 thanks for your comment. I am seriously considering starting a egg farm.
@@LegendHold1 is Azolla sold in the usa.thanks for a reply.
Wow...thanks so much for sharing sir
Thank you so much, you’re Godsend to us! We are still in the planning stage of breeding chicken! I’A I love your presentation and your farm!
Thanks for sharing Dexter. I am checking on free-range chicken farming and found this video episode of yours. Hope to visit your farm when possible. God bless.
Very inspirational video... Hope someday I will be given an opportunity to do it.. I ❤ farming..