Thanks for encouraging a poor person to keep poultry using local materials to build the poultry house. Secondly, thanks for bringing out ways of securing a farm which some of us diď not know. In view ofvthe above i encourage you to strive on and widen your farm. I once kept chickens. Started with 500 and grew to 10,000. Was selling the eggs in a neighbouring country until war broke out there and i left exporting. However, continued but was let down by workers who were stealing the eggs. I decided to sell off the birds in the end. But its a very interesting venture and money maker. So continue to grow your business.
Thanks for the information. I'm a beginner in this poultry farming. Just bought one hen, and it hatched her chicks few days ago. I was having the stress of where to keep them❤
Thank you - in hebrew =Todah Rabar = for this informative video YOU ARE WISE AND APPRECIATED dont stop being a big heart ♥ lots of love to you from northern maine almost canada i am @ the boarder in United states of assassins 🎉TRUTH SETS ALL FREE ❤
Thanks young powerful farmer...the i formation very beneficial to those of us living in villages in rural areas...you covered basically everything farners need to know and I commend you fr such educatiional information to all young agripreneuers especially men who now have a blueprint to start a poultry farm. I am watching from a village in PNG.. I have liked, subscribed and sharing this video to young men Thanks fr your time and effort...may Yaweh abundantly bless and prosper you in your endeavors.🙏🙏❤💪🙌
Thank you for your information corresponding towards the encouragement of keeping chickens in the rural areas and motivating down and out youths hustlers who can't afford to take good care of exotic breeds to gravitate towards the local breeds.
Thanks for the impressive presentation and information on about building and maintaining a good and durable poultry farm or house. The name of the rat with offensive smell is called SHREW in English. But the local name in my dialect is NASEGEN, that's KWAGALLAK tribe in Middle or central Nigeria, Southern Plateau State.
Very informative video. I am petrified of snakes so I take precautions to ensure that they don't come on my property although the snakes in my area are not poisonous. A good way to keep snakes out is to have an area where you burn lemon grass, old car tires, paper, or just paper if you are not composting it. Snakes don't like smoke and the smell of lemongrass so they will stay away. I have not seen any on my property and I am so glad. Snakes were one of my main concerns when I bought a countryside property. I also cut my grass very low. For rats, I mix baking soda, sugar, and grated soap together and I leave it in places around my property. when they eat it. They get thirsty and need to consume water and their system gets blocked. This kills them. I have chickens too but I keep them in a fenced area so they don't eat the mixture that is made for the rats. This mixture really works. Rats can be a big problem when you have chickens because they come to eat the chicken feed. So it's very necessary to get rid of them plus they can cause diseases to your chickens.
When building chicken house, do not cut wire mesh to ground. You can remove dirt from around chicken house and roll wire mesh a few feet away from house and place dirt on top. This will also keep snakes out.
Thank you for your encouragement and down to earth way of operations. I pray God to bless your endeavours. I am definitely going to emulate you Thank you
Congratulations on a very informative video , and you have done a marvellous job explaining everything in great detail . Can you tell me why have you included the two rubber tyres in the little chicken coop - is it to strengthen the walls or something else ? Here in Australia , my family and I have just started having chooks , and we have seven hens . One hen has just had four chicks and they are now 12 weeks old - three chooks and one rooster and they are now nearly fully grown . As you would know , breeding the chickens is great fun and very rewarding. You are doing a great job to better your life well done and thank you .
Hello i find yr vedeo very educative thank u so much fr taking yr time to explain everything im yr new subscriber watching frm South African gud job God bless yr work
Thank you for the insightful information. Observation: I see you have a fence and a chicken house within the fence. Since they are local chickens, I assume you let them out of the house to wonder freely within the fence and then drive them into the house in the evening.? Am I right? How large is your fenced area and how big is the house in terms of dimensions. And how many birds can you accommodate in the space you currently have.? I am very interested to learn more, so I will subscribe to your channel. Thank you👏
Thanks a lot for the advice, but thirfs!, They come when the electricity run away, and even the rain at night, so things are not easy, otherwise thanks for the update brother may Allah 🤲 rewards u abandantly 🤝👏👏
Hi. I thought about buying a Dehydrator and Sure enough I saw freeze dryer videos Come up. A bit confused because I haven't forgotten about 911, 2007, 2020 & this Inflation we're in! I'm thinking about Survival & not existing & depending on The Government! So...The Freezer Dryer is to Big, & now they say Canning is Bad because of Botulism, & I don't have misgivings about any of these. What's your opinion about Canning, & Freeze Drying ( while the unit takes up a lot of Space )?
How about, in addition to the cameras, incorporate a security system with motion sensors? Something like Simply Safe is not that expensive. And you can set it up yourself.
1.spraying used oil all round the unit even the compound fence will prevent snakes from entering. It kills snakes instantly. 2. Installing an alarm for any entering attempts. 3. Question:- l had quite a good number of laying hens.On one day l found no single egg at all ! Surprisingly months went by no single egg.l opted to sell them. In only one day they started laying and came for more. What was the cause as finally I sold all?
Thanks for encouraging a poor person to keep poultry using local materials to build the poultry house. Secondly, thanks for bringing out ways of securing a farm which some of us diď not know. In view ofvthe above i encourage you to strive on and widen your farm. I once kept chickens. Started with 500 and grew to 10,000. Was selling the eggs in a neighbouring country until war broke out there and i left exporting. However, continued but was let down by workers who were stealing the eggs. I decided to sell off the birds in the end. But its a very interesting venture and money maker. So continue to grow your business.
Sorry Grace for the unfortunate reason that led to your termination of the chicken rearing venture,,,,, you can start over again.
Looking forward to learn more about poultry through your comments ✌️💚
Your English very proficient. Well versed & knowledgeable on the subject.
Thanks for the information. I'm a beginner in this poultry farming. Just bought one hen, and it hatched her chicks few days ago. I was having the stress of where to keep them❤
Thank you - in hebrew =Todah Rabar = for this informative video YOU ARE WISE AND APPRECIATED dont stop being a big heart ♥ lots of love to you from northern maine almost canada i am @ the boarder in United states of assassins 🎉TRUTH SETS ALL FREE ❤
Thanks young powerful farmer...the i formation very beneficial to those of us living in villages in rural areas...you covered basically everything farners need to know and I commend you fr such educatiional information to all young agripreneuers especially men who now have a blueprint to start a poultry farm. I am watching from a village in PNG.. I have liked, subscribed and sharing this video to young men Thanks fr your time and effort...may Yaweh abundantly bless and prosper you in your endeavors.🙏🙏❤💪🙌
You earned my subscription. Your presentation is utmost comprehensive and the delivery is top notch.
Thanks
Thank u Mr Jacob for the wonderful news thank you
Powerful information,I have really gained knowledge from your video.May God bless you young man
Thank you for your information corresponding towards the encouragement of keeping chickens in the rural areas and motivating down and out youths hustlers who can't afford to take good care of exotic breeds to gravitate towards the local breeds.
Bravo bro am following you from UK🇬🇧keep the good work #MightyEastAfricaMotherland❤❤
100% l am learning first then i will be coming to join you very soon keep it up my bro
Congratulations,good job!!!
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for your excellent video!! Well done.
Wooooo I just love 💕 u first time on ur platform. Exactly what I want 👏🏿
Thanks for the impressive presentation and information on about building and maintaining a good and durable poultry farm or house.
The name of the rat with offensive smell is called SHREW in English. But the local name in my dialect is NASEGEN, that's KWAGALLAK tribe in Middle or central Nigeria, Southern Plateau State.
Thanks bro , I learn alot from your video, i follow your video here in Malawi
Very informative video. I am petrified of snakes so I take precautions to ensure that they don't come on my property although the snakes in my area are not poisonous. A good way to keep snakes out is to have an area where you burn lemon grass, old car tires, paper, or just paper if you are not composting it. Snakes don't like smoke and the smell of lemongrass so they will stay away. I have not seen any on my property and I am so glad. Snakes were one of my main concerns when I bought a countryside property. I also cut my grass very low. For rats, I mix baking soda, sugar, and grated soap together and I leave it in places around my property. when they eat it. They get thirsty and need to consume water and their system gets blocked. This kills them. I have chickens too but I keep them in a fenced area so they don't eat the mixture that is made for the rats. This mixture really works. Rats can be a big problem when you have chickens because they come to eat the chicken feed. So it's very necessary to get rid of them plus they can cause diseases to your chickens.
Thank you for your hard wirk and advice
Welcome
Thanks for sharing this very helpful tips
You can plant thorn bushes around the perimeter of your fence. Let them try to climb across that.
Hello, I am from belize,I was looking for a video like this. Thanks.
The smelly rat is called a stunk rat. In Nigeria (Ibo) it is called ‘Nkapi’ that smelliness is to repel attackers. Foolish thing😳😁
Thank you brother for sharing such awesome God Bless you & your family
When building chicken house, do not cut wire mesh to ground. You can remove dirt from around chicken house and roll wire mesh a few feet away from house and place dirt on top. This will also keep snakes out.
Thank you for sharing. Very informative and educative.I have always believed cats to be predators for chick and younger birds.
Thank you, I enjoyed your presentation ❤
Thank you for your encouragement and down to earth way of operations. I pray God to bless your endeavours. I am definitely going to emulate you
Thank you
Thanks for sharing ,coming up with educational chanel
I like your courage. Great height you will attend. Keep moving forward.
Very educative thanks for sharing 👍.
I wish to be like you ,,,,I like farming ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great presentation. Thanks and the Lord increase you
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THE NAME IS MOUSE IT SMELLS A LOT
I am not a farmer no does I know anything about farmjng,I like you explanations many thanks youngman
Good work . Very encouraging. Keep it up.
Well done. What a good ans simple presentation.
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You have given a very good lecture. Thank you.
Your the best, great presentation.
I appreciate that!
Thanks for the information its really interesting watching from south Africa
Thanks for the lessons from zambia
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Great information I say.
Thanks brother for this humanly adverse
Your welcome
Congratulations on a very informative video , and you have done a marvellous job explaining everything in great detail . Can you tell me why have you included the two rubber tyres in the little chicken coop - is it to strengthen the walls or something else ? Here in Australia , my family and I have just started having chooks , and we have seven hens . One hen has just had four chicks and they are now 12 weeks old - three chooks and one rooster and they are now nearly fully grown . As you would know , breeding the chickens is great fun and very rewarding. You are doing a great job to better your life well done and thank you .
Watching from Jamaica thank you for your video it's informative.
Thanks for the lecture very interesting please which type of feed do you give this local birds?
Hello i find yr vedeo very educative thank u so much fr taking yr time to explain everything im yr new subscriber watching frm South African gud job God bless yr work
Thanks
Very good explanation. Keep it up 🎉🎉🎉
Good job.from kano state Nigeria 🖐️
Thanks for watching
Really enjoyed your presentation and content. Subscribing.
May the Lord grace you more and more😊❤
Thanks alot Deborah
Well done bro,you are an Inspiration
Thanks
Thank you and More blessings to you
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Am enjoying your video from Zambia
❤u are a great teacher,u explain everything and u make me fly whao,frm Nigeria
1st time watch, just made a kibanda for a poultry start, just beginning my hen project.
Sure
Waoooo thanks for this I so much love your explanation thanks and God bless more strength bro💪
May the Lord almighty expand your project
Thanks
Thank you for the insightful information.
Observation: I see you have a fence and a chicken house within the fence.
Since they are local chickens, I assume you let them out of the house to wonder freely within the fence and then drive them into the house in the evening.? Am I right?
How large is your fenced area and how big is the house in terms of dimensions. And how many birds can you accommodate in the space you currently have.?
I am very interested to learn more, so I will subscribe to your channel.
Thank you👏
Thanks for the information, I have become you favorite follower, from Ghana ❤
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Good job bro!!!
Thanks
Pls make more videos. I love them. I want to run a paltry and I need ur help. Love u
Thank you very much for advice .
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Good job. Keep it up.
Good work a ND very inspiring tha nk you
Good presentation young bro 👍
Thanks
Thanks for the update..Iam willing to start a poultry farm business
Good job
Your new subscriber!❤ I love farming good job
Thanks for subbing!
Thanks for a very good explanation and the name of a rat is called Mususu in Lunyankore- Lukiga
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Even in Ruluuli we call it like dat
Thanks a lot for the advice, but thirfs!, They come when the electricity run away, and even the rain at night, so things are not easy, otherwise thanks for the update brother may Allah 🤲 rewards u abandantly 🤝👏👏
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Thanks brother for great job 👍 done ✔️
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Awesome
Thanks for the infoo
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Please tell us more about yourself. Where is your farm in the world????
Uganda
His accent from Uganda. Kenyan man can recognize them a bange!
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my dear you have a very good advice
Thanks for sharing my brother. I've just came across your channel. I used to hear the word maramu and not sure what is it
Your welcome to the channel
Marrum if the road is not tamac it's marrum so the opposite of tamac its marrum
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That stinking rat is not a rat. It is a polecat--- only eats the Head of chickens. It's sometimes black/Grey and white
Thank you very much about this
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Nice video, I like your channel.
You are doing good job. Keep it up.
How can I contact you for some personal discussion?
Thanks
Hi. I thought about buying a Dehydrator and Sure enough I saw freeze dryer videos Come up. A bit confused because I haven't forgotten about 911, 2007, 2020 & this Inflation we're in! I'm thinking about Survival & not existing & depending on The Government! So...The Freezer Dryer is to Big, & now they say Canning is Bad because of Botulism, & I don't have misgivings about any of these.
What's your opinion about Canning, & Freeze Drying ( while the unit takes up a lot of Space )?
?...following you henceforth brother!
The type of rat you have described I called a MOLE.I hope this helps.
Philip Ayamba,
Bolgatanga
Ghana
Thanks for your advice
The name of that rat that killed your birds is called 'nkapi'. That is what it is called in Ibo part of Nigeria.
Nice job done. I wish you good luck and prosperity mate!
Thanks
Instead of using gynksheet you could have maid mud blocks yourself and wall to your requirement that would reduce cost and eroding soil
Thank you for your teaching dear,where are you located
We called it kokobo in Ghana
A big rat is a Monaco
Many thanks for your educative explanation You made mentioned of CAT wont cCat be dangerous to the birds. Cats are omnivorous in nature. Pls advice
You are doing great Sir
Thanks
The back rat you spoke of is call A MOLE. BLACK MOLE.
How do I control the birds so they don't lay at one place and sitting on them become problem
Thank you for sharing from U.S. Wisconsin
Excellent farm
That animal you call rat is mice. We have a lot in ghana. It is called Ofiam in akan but I don't know it's English name. Video well explained....
Thanks
How about, in addition to the cameras, incorporate a security system with motion sensors? Something like Simply Safe is not that expensive. And you can set it up yourself.
That's also possible, but as someone starting up for the first time may not have all those kinds of money
1.spraying used oil all round the unit even the compound fence will prevent snakes from entering. It kills snakes instantly.
2. Installing an alarm for any entering attempts.
3. Question:- l had quite a good number of laying hens.On one day l found no single egg at all ! Surprisingly months went by no single egg.l opted to sell them. In only one day they started laying and came for more. What was the cause as finally I sold all?
Depends on the age of the birds,the type of feed,and some illness
Doing good job
The heat is good! ❤
Good young man
Thanks
Thank you for this information