We just recently purchased 3/4 South Poll cattle from Greg Judy. Sure feels good getting cattle on our new ranch. Praying for everyone enduring this drought! Fill your pantries and freezers. The shortages are coming….

Justin, my family and I are small farmers here in eastern Ontario Canada, last spring when we filled our diesel tank for crops, the bill was $3400. Now this spring it was just shy of $10,000. At $9775. Back in 2008 we were a very large farm for our area having over 3000 acres of tillable land, that fall at harvest the diesel fuel cost for that 3000 acres was $63,000. Since then over the course of almost 15 years, the instability of the markets, obvious fuel costs, more and more government regulations and penalties in all aspects of agriculture, we made some serious changes that some were our own choices and others were forced by certain factors, we deceased down to just shy of200 acres now which is the originalhomesteadwhich is coming up to its century status... my whole point to this comment is this, if people think that this situation is going to get better in a few months think again hard! At any time we can end up seeing major and I mean major food products not on the shelves nor returning to them for quite some time due to all of this. I pray that each person here has a strong community that they can help one another to minimize the pinch we are all going to feel in the coming months and possibly years... my strong advice is support that small local farmer before he's gone and then so will his ability to help feed you and your area during these days ahead.

@dixsigns1717

2 жыл бұрын

AMEN!!!

@safffff1000

2 жыл бұрын

What a great idea. People have to also get politically involved. None of whats going on is by accident, it's being purposely done by people who don't like us. Just like the Ukraine farmers in 1930's

@tammysarrazin7078

2 жыл бұрын

what part im in london is that far from you ?? im looking for local farmer for some canning i want to do ??? hugsssss

@farmer-red488

2 жыл бұрын

@@tammysarrazin7078 no unfortunately I'm closer to Ottawa, London is southern Ontario..perhaps someone else will see this and comment being closer to you. All the best 🇨🇦🌻

@tammysarrazin7078

2 жыл бұрын

@@farmer-red488 ty

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@5:50 we do 20 birds at a time in the backyard of our Urban Homestead and it has been life changing!!!

I like to get my layers in the fall too, if I’m getting chicks, that way they are old enough to lay by spring.

Ordered my first ever 15 meat chickens and this winter we will be ordering layers and in the spring will be ordering more meat chickens

Just got my 4 ladies in our large suburban backyard. They are SO MUCH fun to watch. So much to learn

@HolyPineCone

2 жыл бұрын

Two years ago we got our first four too. But a friend gave us a rooster and somehow they turned into 25... Despite a few being eaten by predators

@gardengirl2420

2 жыл бұрын

@@HolyPineCone I’m so sad for you to lose a few ! Wish we could breed but We are ‘flying under the radar’ in our city. Against ordinances. So a rooster will not be joining our ladies and give us away!! 😂

Sooo much fun sliding down the rocks in water!! We were at a Different place but same fun, And We all wore holes in the back of our swimsuits. 🤣🤣😊😊

I’d love to join Abundance+, but $14.99/month is way too expensive for me. I’m on disability, which means I live on a very small income. I love your content and thank you for sharing your knowledge to everyone. GOD Bless you and your family

@dixsigns1717

2 жыл бұрын

We are the same way financially and I grew up doing what Justin does, but I totally support Justin and what he teaches!

@Grunttamer

2 жыл бұрын

@@SandraRamirez-og7gf this is a bad way of thinking about it. There is a lot of overhead costs involved in what he does with abundance+. KZread is free learn here meet people to learn from. Just because they are successful now doesn’t mean they don’t know the struggle.

@Ryan-dr5cr

2 жыл бұрын

@@Grunttamer during hard times he’s marketing a product tho. Where’s the line of selling a product and helping people

@Grunttamer

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ryan-dr5cr the people he is helping are the ones that can afford it and the team that actually makes the software and all the Hardware that allows it to work. I am sure he isn’t just sitting on a stack of money laughing to himself. He is probably operating close to margin just to get growth.

@drchubbs2544

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ryan-dr5cr if he doesnt make money then he wont beable to survive, he will be in the same boat so its ok to not buy it but he can't survive and dedicate all his time and money into others like you think the world works. Plus you can learn for free with his daily vlogs just not as convenient

So glad the community site went to an app. So much easier to access. I have been on it each day.

Grim state of affairs for so many .. thank you for your teaching.. your videos inform those that honestly have no clue..

The food prices are already crazy here in Canada, too. It’s time to put these World Economic Forum politicians in their place. We can’t just allow their agendas to succeed.

@jaredthelifeguard9865

2 жыл бұрын

They have addresses. We should mostly peaceful protest them.

@pelosishammer

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaredthelifeguard9865, they should all be arrested for violating their oaths of office.

@seyahatt6843

2 жыл бұрын

Finally a comment acknolwedging what we all know. This is an active campaign against us "useless eaters".

@BF4TehWin

Жыл бұрын

@@seyahatt6843 We are the carbon they wish to reduce

We lived in Brevard for 7 years back in the 90's. Sliding Rock is the bomb. You all would love the Coon Tree picnic area that you pass just before Sliding Rock too. At Coon Tree picnic area you cross over the first small creek to the second body of water, called Davidson river (same water thet flows over Sliding Rock). There you will find a wonderful swimming hole with a jump off rock and a sandy beach to bask in the sun! You will see all kinds of beautiful flora and fauna, and little salamanders. Wish I was there right now. We used to take our kids and their friends there all the time. So glad you got to go and take your visiting family too! Slip sliding away!!!😎😊❤🙏🙏

you're doing a good service of educating the American homestead community .. i'm watching from South Africa

Hey love the fact I have added fun with family awesome job everyone. Looking forward to the future 🤠

Sliding Rock is definitely a shock to the system when you hit that pool at the bottom, no matter what the air temperature is. The cold water will take your breath away.

Ahhh - Sliding Rock. Did day trips with Camp Pinewood in Hendersonville in the summers of 1997 and 1998!! Good times!!

Really appreciate all the teaching you do. This, of course, is a small start considering overall population, but there will be a core to teach others as the need arises. Which it will.

We don’t eat our chickens, but we do use them in many ways. Some free range (older birds) to keep pests out of the gardens, property that we use for walking and they lay eggs in the barn. The static coup has 20 chickens with a 35 foot run making eggs, compost and keeping pests away from the barn. It costs $25 to feed them a month, but since we love eggs it feeds us very well (as well as anyone who comes for a visit). Only a 2 acre property, but chickens eat and drink out of old Waldorf roasting pans that we wash out every morning. Super easy!

I paid today for regular gas $4.05 a gallon. Down the street from that station is is $4.39 and higher😱. But it was not long back I paid 5.39 a gallon. 😭. This is in St Joe and Elkhart counties in northern Indiana.

We were just up at Pisgah Sunday afternoon. Always a good time in the river!

Good video Justin. I do have to disagree with you on one thing. Don't wait till spring on layers. If people want eggs as soon as possible, they should order them this fall, when spring comes they will be laying. I stopped raising spring chicks a few years ago when I had a bantam hen hatch out full size chicks in October. They laid in spring when the rest of the flock started picking back up from the winter lull. Since then I have loved having all my egg layers ready to go in spring. We get cold snowy winters, but as long as I start them in October they need minimal support till they are feathered out and join the flock. I may move this years replacements up to Aug/Sept with my meat bird order and then simplify the raising process. I hate waiting till midsummer for spring layers and will never go back :)

@promisedjubileedaniels

2 жыл бұрын

That's what my mom always says!

@goldengryphon

2 жыл бұрын

I have a shipment of chicks on the way and was asked, by the hatchery, if I'd consider another order for October. It's a safe time of year for us, Texas Gulf Coast, so ... if I can free up the money I see nothing wrong with another order. Plus, maybe a mixed bag of cheap cheepers? We'll have an idea of which birds we're keeping and which we're culling. Long term plans are getting going. We're starting to look at next year and buying an incubator for more than our broodies might hatch. I'd rather keep birds "on the hoof" and alive, than have to worry about electricity outages with a freezer. You'd be amazed at how long that chicken will stay fresh if you leave it to graze.!

@jessicah2345

2 жыл бұрын

I agree fall chicks! They seem to lay at peak production longer also

@jesshageman4670

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! We're getting our first layer flock of day-old chicks in a couple weeks.

mate the prices in the UK have done crazy, for example, butter was 2.99, now its 4.99. everything in the uk is going up

@kfg4046

2 жыл бұрын

But hey, while we see prices double on many things, remember, the politicians and media tell us it's only up less than 10%

@Grunttamer

2 жыл бұрын

@@kfg4046 because it’s an average. Lots of things went up very little and some things went through the roof. It’s just a way of adjusting their horrible numbers so they don’t appear so bad.

@kfg4046

2 жыл бұрын

@@Grunttamer I do understand averages. I also know Biden and US media downplay the inflation. (Not sure "averages" are taught in government schools anymore. 😉)

Hoping my girls will start laying after the heat breaks. They will be 6 months old August 15th give or take. We have been having 100+ degree days.

I love Slidin' Rock! We visited when I was a teenager. That water is ice cold!

Hello Justin and family! Thank you for sharing your life and family with us! We are also a homesteading, farming, ranching, YouTubing family! We LOVE the farm life and love sharing the animals the Lord had blessed us with! You are GREAT at what you do! Blessings from Kansas!

I switched from Cornish cross to freedom rangers and Sasso’s. They eat quite a bit less feed then Cornish but still throw quite a bit of meat. I’ve been very happy with them. And they are a lot less messy then Cornish.

@juliaA_1985

2 жыл бұрын

Do they mature in the same amount of time as the Cornish?

@codycumming6288

2 жыл бұрын

They take an extra month so 12 weeks total from chick to butcher, I have enjoyed them a lot more because they stay with my layers at night and I allow them to free range during the day so my feed cost has been lower too.

@juliaA_1985

2 жыл бұрын

@@codycumming6288 sounds good!

@mijitaarmijo2490

2 жыл бұрын

I agree they eat less. First time with freedom rangers here and I'm liking them better!

I’m excited about the community page! I live in Phoenix Arizona and I know there’s fruit and vegetables fresh market stands around us, and I know I should be able to find “Fresh Air Markets everywhere here… I’d much rather get fresh food directly from the farmers!! Thank you for the app! I’m already an Abundance Plus member!

@justin you should do a deal with Premier 1 with a starter pack or equipment sets, with everything that someone would need to start with chickens. Do different sets. One for receiving chicks, then on pasture kit, then butchering. Think that would be really helpful.

As a small kid I had bad knee pain at night, mother would apply hot towels which did nothing. The family raised chickens and my pillow and mattress were stuffed with chicken feathers. The last three years my knee ached all the time, after \X-rays the medical conclusion was arthritis. My doctor could give me shots of what-ever in each knee every few months, I said. NO. After gaining some interest in farming from a famous YoutTube channel I ordered a book authored by Joel Salatin titled “Pastured Poultry Profit$.” On page 149 Joe describes curled toe disease. He fed his chickens cow’s liver. I searched several stores a finally found it packaged-sliced and frozen. Two hours after eating cooked cows liver my knee pain disappeared.

@camicri4263

2 жыл бұрын

That's great! I love liver.

@jillyd2807

2 жыл бұрын

WOW, the power of food! The power for good and the power for not so good! 😃 Pleased for you.

Here on the west coast we''ve already been over $6 a gallon, regular and right now you can get it cheaper at Costco, and a few other stations, better fill up your diesel tank before it gets worse for the winter,if you get even get it...

We have 26 meat chick's they are 3 weeks old. Planning on another 26 soon as the 3 weel old layers are out in the chicken coop at five weeks. Can't wait to order more.

Heading to 1 million! You guys are awesome!

A lot of the recent content feel like it is 60% an advertisment. I really enjoyed the old content format and think it would be better to limit the ad portion to 20% at the front or end of the video.

Homesteading is the answer, but us supporting us each other homesteading is even bigger. Love this ❤️

Chickens are the best. Fun day for the family.

Wow it was July of 1979 the last time I was at sliding rock I was spending the month of July at a friend's farm in Murphy NC and they took me there. ✌✌💪💖🎅🚌🌻👍

Thanks Justin🤗🤗❤

That looked so much fun sliding on the rock!! 😃

You Guys Rock, Thank You 4 The Chick Lessons. We are very lucky to have you as a guide.. you rock and You got to Luv The Freezer's Full Of Great Meat. ,,, , , 🐤🐤🐤🐤🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔

Blessings to all!

As a family in California struggling to do this. Having trouble finding other homesteading family here

@kfg4046

2 жыл бұрын

There are many homesteaders in Cali--outside the cities.

pls do more content on clearing and adding some new pastures - also some more compost on back fields - you have it basically dialed in but farming is rough - you could do sheep out back and maybe even some pigs - you could clear some and let it go native and pollinator strips and forage strips and have enough left over to also do some more big paddocks - economies of scale affect - maybe plant some apple/chestnuts/pecans trees in the middle - you want roi and going a bit bigger would help the bottom line without being all that much more management - find out how much the timber is worth and talk to accountant

Am I the only one that wonders what their power bill is monthly? With all the freezers and coolers running, that can't be cheap. I'm thinking that should be part of the equation

@southloupriverhomestead4696

2 жыл бұрын

You don't understand how much money they are making! Huge amounts!

@justmartin4421

2 жыл бұрын

@@southloupriverhomestead4696 I realize they're making a good living. My question is what the power bill is and it shouldnt it be part of the equation for raising meat.

@goldengryphon

2 жыл бұрын

@@justmartin4421 And you're right! It'd be lovely to not have to worry about electricity, but a year's worth of frozen meat can go bad awfully quick in a hurricane situation. I keep my chicken fresh by leaving them alive until I have plans for them within a week or two. That way I get the eggs, or whatever, and they continue to chicken about. No waste! With power bills going up, and rolling brown and blackouts, all the costs associated with any type of food preservation should be considered. You can amortize the costs of a feather-plucker, processing station, and meat saws. You should consider the prices of everything when you do your budget.

@Grunttamer

2 жыл бұрын

Chest freezers are incredibly efficient. The most efficient on the market right now uses 50 watts a day once at temp. So not really worth considering

@bitsy6969

2 жыл бұрын

@@goldengryphon They also have a Generator for Bad Weather Outages !!

The water slide was awesome.

Thank you for the video.

I agree Justin.. cattle are easier than goats... but i love my goats also.. they are very good eating

All I could think was the crazy chicken lady (dude) is reading the paper to his chickens 🐓 lol

i have meat chickens that get raised by one of my layer hens, so they don't grow that quickly. I let them live up to a year. I get eggs from the hens, big beautiful brown eggs even more regularly than the layers. These "broilers" don't even eat that much more than my layers. I am slowly going to get rid of most of my layers, because they are single use while the broilers are definitely multi useful.

Chicken feed shortage would throw a wrench in the plan. Food shortages could extend to chicken feed.

Here in Spain everything is lot cheers but even here I'm seeing everything going up in price slowly growing your own is definitely the way forward

I cant have chickens or really plant much but Im working on some cherry seeds and :> i would love to grow more to help others maybe i should try a more. Little at a time

Hi Justin, I was wondering about the possibility of growing your own chicken feed. I've seen you supplement their normal feed with leftover scraps and things but is it possible to do this completely from your garden? It seems like that would be a lot more sustainable and self reliant than relying on things like tractor supply for feed. Also, If you were to grow your own chicken feed, would you focus on growing leafy greens, sprouted foods, or a combination maybe?? Anyways, I would love to hear your thoughts on this.

@lmullens75

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Our Cornish were definitely not ready in that short of a period of time, and although I like to support local feed stores, our main co-op doesn’t carry meat bird feed. I did order ours from a smaller hatchery that only charged $1.65 each…

Justin diesel was at $6.39 a gal 2 weeks ago.... finally went down to $5.89... it used to be mid 3.50ish a gallon

I've had both cows and goats. I no longer have cows, but i still have goats. When you live in an arid climate, with no rainfall from April to November, and consequently no pasture, cows are just too expensive to feed. Also, they are only slightly easier to fence (my Jersey would push down or go over her fence if she felt like it), and i have never been kicked by a goat at milking time, but I have had cow hoof print bruises on my ribs a number of times. Just because you don't like the way their eyes look, don't knock goats.

We just got 100 meat birds and we’re figuring out where to put them at our new homestead as we go!

Brand new member and got the app

Hahaha Mr brown is unique for sure!! Yesterday he walked on the wet cement and today he dropped the eggs 😂

Great place to "swim" There is a place that is very similar in Arizona called Slide rock!! We would go there as kids. We used thick jean shorts to slide in or we would end up with holes in our shorts!! 😁😂🤣😂🤣

Fuels down to 3.30/gal here. But that doesn't help move memberships.

In Sweden sometings like butter, Coffee,eggs and so on is rising almost from day to day. Its insane, pandemic and then the war have really messed things up.

@t.r.l.4377

2 жыл бұрын

you aren't much in the internet, aren't you!? ✌ it's not the C.! it's not the W. in U.! it's the klaus thing!

Same here down under ! Imagine paying au $10 for a Lettuce ! All other veggies are up in price !

I really wish we had someone like you here in Australia 🇦🇺

@devinwordell9544

Жыл бұрын

Check out mark from Self Sufficient Me. He's more of a veggie/orchard guy and doesn't have as much land but he does have some good content on his chucks and ducks and quail.

For me the first frost can come from 1-10 October

Great intro. Haha on the chicken part

Any Australians using abundance+ ?

Justin, how much freezer space does 100 chickens take up? people are saying 2 4.5lbs birds per 1 cubic foot so at least 2 chest freezers worth? (21.7 cu ft)

@tammywright8290

2 жыл бұрын

One can also can meat also...

@Grunttamer

2 жыл бұрын

@@tammywright8290 really good point and canned chicken is one of my favorites

Do you have to have a certain level of abundance plus to get the community app? I'm an abundance plus member but I'm not able to log into the community app.

My choice for calf male or female and combination of Kate (Katie) and Grace - Kace or Kacie.

I have been trying to figure out how to get chickens on my family property for FOUR YEARS. There are about 8 people living on this property, not quite or around about an acre. Our family typically will buy a case of eggs a couple times per month (60 eggs). During covid the price of them at our Walmart went from $3.-4. and some change. Now they are about $11.49 per case. And I had resolved to make sure to get chickens here THIS SUMMER. I started collecting some free wood, my husband and I have started building a chick brooder. And I have my eyes on something to use for a chicken coop and run and just have to buy them.

@goldengryphon

2 жыл бұрын

I brood my chicks in a plastic tote. Until they feather out, they don't need a lot of space. It works pretty well. You can do this!

@The1stChristgrl

2 жыл бұрын

@Chickens and Gardening Finances has been one hurdle. Finding an agreeable place to put then, because space is limited has been another. There are 3 living structures on our small property and horse pastures on both sides of us. So even places to safely plant food has to be very strategic. Some of my family has t wanted chickens because of our prior experience raising them when we were kids. And also, I need A LOT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, that I don't have. I've never wanted to just buy chickens without first having a safe place for their feed, a strong and predator proof chicken coop and run, and all the supplies I would need to raise them with. I had to collect over time some free wood worth using. We are in the middle of building our brooder right now. Gonna be getting the supplies and feed soon and ordering the chicks. And using the time they're in tge brooder to get the coop built and in place. I'm really feeling the pinch!

@The1stChristgrl

2 жыл бұрын

@Chickens and Gardening Well I did see a ring video showing a bear trying to chew its way into a backyard coop. And it made me a little nervous because I know we have NUMEROUS predators in our area. My next door neighbor has already caught bear on their game cameras regularly. Plus I know that we have raccoons, and possums, and skunks, and hawks, and I have a herd of cats just on my property alone, LOL! So I'm pretty sure I'm not going to be able to get away with using materials that are not strong. Chicken co-op wire, hardware cloth, wire apron all the way around on the ground. Lots of work!

Whole chickens here are already $7.00 here. Never thought I would pay that much for a chicken.

ty..xoxo 🥰

What fun!!!🏊‍♀️

Good show

So how many calories do you and your family consume a year? Does that factor into your homestead planning?

It's not too late for chicks, but people need to move quickly. I work at two Tractor Supply Company stores and the chicks, ducklings and guineas are literally flying out of the stores still - and have been all season. But yes, now is the time to raise poultry if you can. I also strongly believe in fall pullets, that way they reach point-of-lay in spring, when you most want the eggs, rather than in the middle of summer (or later) with a short laying season.

Just got my first 50 meat birds I'm scared to death but I think I've watched enough of your videos I think I can do this 😬😁 wouldn't be this far without you guys and Jess.

Naww poor Mr brown all those eggs, nevermind. Food prices are hitting new zealand , I wish we had a good hatchery, a big corporate feed company shut our local one down to stop competition. We are starting with big veggie patches this spring, it's very hard here to find feed and even feeders or watering, electric nets are not available but we're trying

feeling cluckly already on email does that count and the basic program count ? sweet adventure for sure

@monascorner1

2 жыл бұрын

i dont net on my phone

Hey Justin. The app won’t recognize my password from Abundance Plus. Ideas?

Just .imo....buying the crosses are not feasible...why not hatch out meat birds, ie buffs, stagger the chicks...then you don't have to find a freezer for 100 birds .I have three ages of birds for butchering...I stagger since I only have one freezer

What's the avg pricing to take meat birds to an external butcher/processing facility?

@jessicah2345

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think there is really an average... It can even vary widely by state... Up until recently we could pay anywhere between 2.50 to 5 per bird over the last five years... Within the last couple though regulation costs have forced most of the processors out of business and now we can't find anyone for under 5 per bird

How are Art and Bre doing??? Worried about them!

Do you think you could safely do c-monsters in smaller amounts on deep bedding if you don’t have the space available to move them?

@sararussell6182

2 жыл бұрын

Yes you can, putting down more bedding as needed. I have done it before when I couldn't do Chicken tractors. You might have to add bedding twice a day towards the end.

You can let the meat birds go longer and they just keep growing I let them go a full 3 months and they were 20 pound birds. I was getting waste peanuts that's how I was sublemittitting there feed.

@goldengryphon

2 жыл бұрын

@Chickens and Gardening I refuse to do Cornish Crosses for just that reason. I was given two chicks that had outgrown being cute. One had a heart attack and one reached a point where she couldn't walk. Slaughter is a mercy for them. The slower growing hybrids are what I go for, if I can't find anything more sustainable.

@goldengryphon

2 жыл бұрын

@Chickens and Gardening Golden Comets from Murray McMurray. I picked up 5 hybrids from TSC last year - not my plan, but it's what was available during the time. One pullet made it through (I had some medical stuff going on and, while my SO kept the birds alive and going, he wasn't overly concerned about their health or safety considering he was working and doing everything else, too). That one hen set a secret nest and hatched out 5 chicks, one of whom is still with us. I like the Golden Comets, Red Rangers, Buff whatsits and Black somethings better than the CCs. They take longer, eat more because of that, and don't have the same meat to bone ratio. They are perfectly fine if you don't slaughter at a particular point, don't have heart attacks, slipped tendons, tendencies to fatty tumors, and are perfectly fine to be standard flock chickens. Well, you never know what you'll get if they decide to go broody or try to hatch anything they lay, but are otherwise great birds.

Having difficulty with your community app.

Prices are already 30-50% over the past six or more months.

God to see we’re not the only ones that order the “real” paper! Epoch times! What news user to look like for aure

@freshstarts1618

2 жыл бұрын

@Chickens and Gardening the crossword is our Sunday thing in the winter( northern Montana here)

Hey, just downloaded the abundance plus community and I cant sign in :*( i have abundance plus and used the same username and password like you said

There is quite a bit of chicken in the freezer but I ordered 25 more today, just in case.

I have a+ but the app doesn't recognize my email address 😕

I have moved on to meat chickens as well but not Cornish Cross I am just about ready in Spring to breed Plymouth Rock Buff Orphington Rhode Island Red silver laced Wyandotte Australorp black copper Maran white splash Maran and a few others I have already slaughtered some and they were absolutely beautiful I guess if you want to cut down your costs breeding your own and incubating them would be the faster way to go here in Australia the grain prices have gone through the roof my Angus is due any day too then 3 days after my Hereford then 5th September my other Angus is due mid next month I have 3 litters of piglets due I'm loving every minute of it

Sliding Rock

👍

Nice throw.

Some of us can grow are own food and some can pay the outrageous prices but millions cant

What is the fence you use and where can I get it

@palmettopurist5549

2 жыл бұрын

Premier 1 Supplies

We found a neighbor we can get butchered chickens. We probably only need five. We can do 6 meals on a chicken.

Justin I LOVE you and your family dearly, love what you do and your mentorship, but $14.99 monthly is pricey. I wish you much love and lots of blessings in all your endeavors 💐

What’s the difference between a chicken and a Cornish cross?

@tammywright8290

2 жыл бұрын

They are a cross bred chicken that grows at a very fast pace...if grown out pass 16 wks they will die of heart failure....they can't live long enough to have breeders...and they can eat almost twice as much as a reg chicken in that short time...most folks I know soak their feed to swell it ...