No Buying Chicken Feeds! | Part 2: The Options
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2020
- In this video I share with you the options I'll be using for my chicken feeds.
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Grow some moringa trees and feed leaves to the chickens too. BSF is a winner. I pray that you will be successful in this venture. We are right behind you.
Azolla, moringa, spirulina, mulberry. These are fast growing and high in nutrients.
Im also a medical doctor, in the process of starting my own poultry business
Mulberry, banana leaves, Banana trunks, Banana tuber, Malabar spinach, Oregano, rensonii, napier, Mango leaves, sorghum, sunflower seed, fish meal, maggots, kitchen scraps, soybeans pulp or tofu dregs, water lettuce, water hyacinth, carrot tops, desiccated coconut o pinagpigaan ng niyog, Farm waste: (melon, squash, any fruits, etc), bakery waste......
I get Black Soldier Flies by not even trying. I compost ALL (Including meats) of my food scraps in a plastic tote with the lid partially open. They just magically appear in there with the composting worms. I live in a hot and humid sub tropical area of the United States. I hope this helps you. Thanks for sharing.
You can do ALL THINGS Through Christ Who Strengthens You🙌🏽
I"m so glad you are doing this experiment. I have a couple of suggestions. You might want to look into mealworms. Very high protein,, they just need bran to grow in, you can continually set up new cultures from your own mealworms, & the chickens love them fresh or dried. They can be kept in wooden boxes or plastic totes. It just depends on the cost of bran. The used bran can be turned into Compost. Earthworms are another idea, as they can be fed any vegetable scraps. Take a look at Swss Chard to go with the Kale. I always grow the rainbow type for diversity of nutrients. Also, greens can be harvested by only picking the outer leaves leaving the center leaves to keep growing. Spinach has a high percentage of oxalate which inhibits calcium absorption & can produce kidney stones. Good luck with this venture. Ps ten weeks is enough time to hatch and grow up your next layers, although I think you need 16-20 weeks for egg production.
You can't fail with that attitude ☺
Cross your red birds with a good local breed, high egg yield with lower feed maintenance and great resilience to disease.
I'm not sure how you are going about farming your black soldier fly larva but i have a pretty good way for a dozen hens. I have a bin that all my poo goes. The rabbits and the hens( that i can get from the bottom of their coop). The soldier flies do the rest. Put a piece of metal into the poo bins and funnel it to fall into your bucket. You have a bucket of soldier fly larva. Or do as i do and let them drop into the chicken pen. Insta feed =happy chickens
This man will become successful💪👍
All I can say is blessings to the fruits of your hands.
Crazy, perhaps, Daniel. But your enthusiasm for what you are doing and your capacity to risk something better is inspirational. Thank you so much for sharing with all of us!
Hi Daniel, great presentation very lively. I love your passion. I am a poultry enthusiast too. I stumbled on your channel by mistake and I am loving it.
You are such an energetic positive person. I have five chickens in my back yard but you inspire me. and YES people like you can never fail! Best wishes and good luck. Love you man!
My hens love fresh spinach. Ill be watching this experiment! Feed is so expensive here in the Midwest, USA.
Daniel. You will never fail because your hope is in the Lord. I really enjoy your blogs. Looking forward to seeing how your feed works.
I started my small poultry last year☺️ struggling a lil bit. Thanks for your insight am definitely trying it out
I am watching for your progress. This same problem and the need for alternatives is true for many. Thank you for your work. This is how progress and discovery happens. Soldier Flys are a good option in many places, but will not grow all year where I live. It freezes in the winter. God bless your efforts!