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most will disagree, but when it comes to killing animals and then also say protein that to me is a big joke, you can get your protein from other things then meat.. just google vegan protein.

One of my RIW died at 7 months old. The day she died there was a lot of yellow and like placenta around her. What do you think it happened?

I didn't get far - before subscribing and liking! I was sent her by my friend Jill at 'Ask A Vet Tech'. Some great information here, thank you. I think I'm 'too good' to my hens and have made one egg bound with too much protein. I've given extra to my chicks and turkeys but the hens have gotten into it - now one is egg-bound I think. I'm going to try this - thanks. Hoping I caught it in time. Best from BC.

Nice presentation

Great questions great review

Enjoyable video as always! I love the last point about learning; it's a real joy, and people are never too old to learn. My grandmother made journals of the things she studied just for the joy of it, and even when she was in the hospital dying of cancer she was still working on a journal about butterflies.

If you hatch your own eggs you can beat the $5 chicken price.

Thank you, guys, so valuable and fun listening. I appreciate your advice and you ACTUALLY gave me an important advice (that I had not heard before) --> having a dustbath 'inside' the coup (for winter) ... I shall see to it. God bless and thank you.

Thanks to all 3 of you for the information you're filming for the rest of us. I was sure all of this was costing a lot of time, the most valuable thing we all have. It brings a smile to my face to learn that you are enjoying the life you have chosen. Till the next video ,bye.

Thanks for keeping it real guys. Truly enjoy your videos, so keep up the good work!

Self reliance.

The couple families I give my excess eggs to brag to anyone who will listen how great my chickens eggs taste. My visits to my chickens are the highlight of my day.

Thank you

The worst thing I have being a hobby farmer is going on vacation or cruses. there ae things you have to do every day and if you go some where you have to hire some one to take care of your farm. worrying if your animals are being taken care of while your gone.

Cats outside!!!😂😂😂 no rats outside!!!

Some of my favorites are getting to work outside in the sunshine, creating beautiful outdoor spaces for family and guests to enjoy, sharing in the joy of new lives born and growing, fully experiencing the changing seasons, and completing a plan successfully. The down side is the fear of growing old and weak and unable to keep up with the care of things on the homestead.

I love watching my meat birds grow BUT not cleaning out the coop, love all aspects of growing my own food BUT not the pesty insects; love the honey bee's BUT not the occasional stinging; love the flower beds BUT not the.deer.....until the CONS out weigh the PROS, I am sticking with it....thank you all....

Must agree to many things…. T-shirts are the best Tractors are amazing Eric is always right! Great video

Mmmm, I always wanted a bit more than a hobby farm, my goal was something that paid for itself that allowed me to live the lifestyle I wanted, and continue a great off farm career. To just produce for myself… that’s the most expensive food on the planet. It’s cheaper to eat out at the finest restaurants for every meal. It turns out, the demand for organic grain is really strong. 30 year old equipment is from a point in time after farming had been completely revolutionized. It made sense to grow. And grow it did, but as the family grew, we kept the area around the homestead very much “hobby farm” like. It’s the training grounds for the kids to learn about animal husbandry, and to develop a work ethic. The commercial farm really blew up. The old equipment is gone, and the older end of the tribe of hooligans… they are farmers. They get it, it’s in their blood. They can farm as good as anyone, even as teens/tweens.

Hahahahaha! What is this, therapy session or a mid-life crisis reflection? Bwahahaha hahahahaha! Jokes aside. I don't yet have my farm, but I want my land this year, with my chickens as the first hobby farm animals. Having control over where my food comes from (eggs and meat), is important to me. I will NEVER trust any big supermarket, or worse some government to control and supply my food, EVER!

Holy Cow! I got all the answers right!

Eggs and meats of course, they're good to have them, so I try to raise them together😊❤🎉

In planning the layout of my near future hobby farm, are there some animals that absolutely don’t get along with others? Do they eventually all learn to live together peacefully? I want to provide a safe space for all

It seems that a type of Amaranth grows wild here in North Central Kansas, sure looks the same , ?

Thank you for your video I really enjoyed your video thank you

Mine layed heaps of eggs I couldn’t eat them all and I only had 13 hens

Sir i have chickens so what do you recommend me fodder or sprout for laying hens? Please answer i am waiting

Ducks, someday. Just chickens, for now.. Thanks for sharing! 👍

Educational and informative - nd good-looking eye candy too! I keep hoping our Appleyard ducks will make a pond for themselves - and now also for these darling little ones!

I'm not willing to keep ducks but thanks for the info, and yes, the eye candy😂❤

Please spotlight the Olandsk Dwarf chicken breed. Cannot find much information on them via UA-cam.

I had 50 quail. Not one egg harvested before i realized it wasnt for me.

Very cruel way to keep rabbits 😡

Broody hen = Sunday chicken dinner for me.

Thoughts on the fainting goats? Or goat mixes? And your shirts.... amazing!!

Yesterday my three emdens came together and protected my 7 ducks from a hawk attack by a big hawk, the ducks, mallards and muscovies all gathered around the three geese who made no noise but were obviously not happy about something messing with THEIR ducks ! I’d not seen them do this before so it was interesting to see how they interacted during the situation!

Mine don't have a rooster but one is brooding. How long will it take her?

Wow, the males are actually really pretty.

Luv the goat videos, thx guys.

All my cochin hen were broody. My little black hen would steal eggs. She would roll them into her nest. I would have to mark her set eggs, at one time she had 36 eggs in her nest and I was dismayed That I didn't know which were fresh and which one she had been sitting. So I started marking then with chalk and checking her nest everyday. These girls may not lay often but they can raise a huge brood if you happen to have a broody hen the rest will lay in her nest , happy to let her sit the nest.

I keep finding different information on if uroporphyrin plays a role in eggs with a pinkish tint.... does it?

Have no interest in getting goats but still loved the video and the t-shirts

Like your t-shirt Brian.

Brian you out did Steve on the T-shirts today. Whats Eric wearing? And Thanks Guys, I know someone looking for goats to share this with.

Thanks for another great video. Don't care for goats, but plan on getting a few Barbados Blackbelly Sheep 😎👍 Have a friend in Colorado that have Oberhasli goats and they are all like puppies

Thank you gentlemen I appreciate the insight information thank you God bless each and every one of you abundantly

Thanks Hobby Guys. That was fun 🐐

This cute girl at work is like "Get some goats and I'll come over" so here I am.

We rescued a barred rock with four other hens a couple weeks ago. She is so sweet, big chicken, and we love her. She is a loner. Because she was bullied, we had to move her to the big yard with our more mature gentle rooster. He runs a tight ship. No bullying but she prefers to be alone. She loves people more than chickens. ❤

We have 1 Alpine named Annie and 1 Boer named Louise. They are absolutely sweet, and gentle, and wonderful. ❤❤