Raising Pastured Poultry WITHOUT Daily Moves?
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- Опубліковано 2 січ 2023
- Is Managing Pastured Poultry In Winter Possible?
Today we are showing how we manage our pastured poultry broilers in the winter. Not our typical practice but we are giving it a try.
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My family had ran a 5,000 chicken farm in upstate NY from about 1919-1968 and they were mostly outdoors year round. They had to give up because of the competition from the big factory farms.
I can't think that factory run chicken farms would be any competition for farmers specializing in free-range, bio, no pesticide or herbicides products. At least in today's food production practices.
@carolleenkelmann3829 55 years ago organic products weren't really a big thing like they are today. People's eyes weren't as opened up to all the horrible and shady stuff that has frequently happened with factory farms. Most people have just always gone with the cheapest prices and that squeezed out most smaller farms.
what's a factory farm?
@dylanmatter1088 a factory farm is basically a farm that's run like a factory, pretty much every animal is inside of a building all or most of its life. The animals are usually packed into tight spaces and in high concentration. It's extremely common for chickens to be raised that way. Diseases can be devastating and wipe out huge flocks in days.
So I guess I have a factory farm. Cool.
The new intro format is nice. Good work.
Thanks! Appreciate you noticing. Trying some new editing things to improve things for the viewer.
That’s some nice pretty green grass for winter time
Happy New Year, 😊 love the chickens 🐔 always had back yard birds 🐦 laying hens , some meat birds from time to time ⏲️ thanks for sharing 👍 love to learn when ever I can, have a nice day
Well done . Informative 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. 🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
Those are some absolutely beautiful meat chickens.
Thanks. They have done great! Appreciate y’all watching
Happy New year Chuck & Sondra ! I really enjoy all your video's. Quick question - I saw Angel prancing around- do you still have Lambchop and the two goats you got from Jamie ? just wondering..
Evening Chuck,sondra And JW
It’s great to see how the birds welled with the cold weather! I’m planning on getting some meat birds this spring, we live in SW Louisiana and had a very harsh winter! All three days!!! Went from gas heaters and Eskimo cloths dec 19th back to summer clothes and switched on AC Christmas Day!!!
I’m looking into electrical fence wire, and tried to search brand you use. Any issues with tall grass grounding them out?
Thx for y’all’s vid and sharing ur experience
Happy New Year Chuck & Sondra. Meat birds look good, they have grown out well in the cooler weather. What breed are they? What is your average rain fall amount / year in your area? Do you still have Cinnamon? I haven’t seen her with the steers in the last few videos that you showed the cattle. How is the Racken house working out? Glad to see y’all made it through the cold weather ok.
These are “Jackie” chickens. We get them from freedom ranger hatcheries I think. Here we get between 40-50” rain per year. It’s been a west past 12 months! Cinnamon went to the butcher a few months ago. We couldn’t keep her in the fence and she had to go. Raken house is working good. Needed more chips down in a few places so we are working on improving that right now. Thanks so much for watching.
Chickens! PS, the new merch is cool!
Thanks Rob! I have something for you next time you are here.
Good for retired men tnis system
Hi Chuck, how long does it take the Jackies to reach market weight? What’s your feed cost per bird to reach market weight?
How is it that you dont get predators attacking the birds?
In Kentucky we have to have our chickens procassist by USA a butcher I noticed in your videos you guys don't do that could you explain why
You should have played some music while you were doing all the kicking around LOL
😆😆. Yeah. Should have. Something silly.
How long can you go before moving them if you raise them like that instead of just in a chicken tractor? Also, how many sqft per bird in the netting? Looking to find a way to move them just once a week but not sure how much space I’d need to give them to make that work. Thanks!
I’m wanting to see how we can sell chickens from our soon to be homestead.
I see you butcher your own. Do you have to be usda certified or can you butcher your own chicken and then sell that? Do you have to sell them before butcher and then provide the butcher service?
Are those Red Broilers? I just raised a batch of them, they grew larger on average than CC but took longer and consumed more feed so profit margins were lower for us.
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Do you have to clip the chickens wings so they stay in the netting?
Was wondering this as well.
No. They get so big bodied they really can’t fly. Good question!
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Those round bales in the barn sure are small. I hope y’all didn’t give full price for them?
Do you ever feed your eggs to your pigs?
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Not profitable to move every day other job or work vomes first
Nothin like watchin two grown men kickin chicken….s*** 😂