We will be processing our Cornish crosses this weekend! Your Cornish look amazing! Ours are going to be a bit larger than we had planned…. But that’s ok! They sure do will be tasty!!!
I love watching the chonky babies run 🥺 I've never owned chickens but I think they should be treated like any other chicken. I think Cornish cross are precious 🥰
As long as your animals are healthy and happy, never apologize for how you raise them. Question though, do you find the meat is tougher from them running around more?
We all need to have discussions that open up the dialogue so that people understand why we do the things we do I’ve never raised Cornish cross chickens before so I won’t be putting my opinion in on this
As a consumer I think you can be a part of the dialogue. I think it's important for not only the folks raising the food to have input but also allow space for those who consume the product, if that makes sense.
Hi Emma, It was nice meeting you at the Homesteading Expo. I like your video and look forward to seeing more of what you learn and share!
Thanks so much Claudia! It was so nice to meet you too.
They are looking great 👍 thank you for sharing looking forward to more videos
Thanks Margie ❤️
Hola Emma buenos dias 😊...the chickens are looking really really healthy 👍.. you have done an expert job with those meat birds!!
Gracias amiga! That means a lot.
We will be processing our Cornish crosses this weekend! Your Cornish look amazing! Ours are going to be a bit larger than we had planned…. But that’s ok! They sure do will be tasty!!!
I remember you saying you'd be butchering this weekend too. Excited to stock up the freezer.
I love watching the chonky babies run 🥺 I've never owned chickens but I think they should be treated like any other chicken. I think Cornish cross are precious 🥰
Yes, they're treated very well and enjoy a good life.
As long as your animals are healthy and happy, never apologize for how you raise them. Question though, do you find the meat is tougher from them running around more?
What happens if you don’t harvest them at week 8-9?
We just wait and do it another time. Preferably not long once they reach the desired weight.
We all need to have discussions that open up the dialogue so that people understand why we do the things we do I’ve never raised Cornish cross chickens before so I won’t be putting my opinion in on this
As a consumer I think you can be a part of the dialogue. I think it's important for not only the folks raising the food to have input but also allow space for those who consume the product, if that makes sense.