One of the most profitable ways to sell your quail eggs!!! Quail for profit by Myshire Farm
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- vod.strms.net/... this video we are going to talk all about baluts. Here at Myshire we sell between 60,000 - 70,000 eggs a year to balut customers. We are going to show you exactly who you should talk to, how you should prepare them and pretty much everything you need to know about balut sales. I hope this helps and please support our channel by hitting the like button and subscribe as we have a TON more coming your way!
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As a woodworker I've heard lots of people say, " I could make that ! " and my response is always the same. "you could; most people could. But WILL YOU ?" That's why we make money on things that almost anyone could do; not because they can't and we can, but because we can and do. So as a retired person who raises birds for a hobby, and has considered getting quails for personal use, I love this series because I might actually make a little money on the side with what I've learned from you so far. I thank you for being willing to share your knowledge.
So true Sheila
I'm a beekeeper. Retired carpenter.
People at the bee club try and arrange events to get volunteers to "assemble and paint" their new bee equipment.
They tried cornering me? I told them "I only charge $25/hour for that" without blinking. Gasp...lol
@@mikeries8549 same. I'm a cop but have a woodshop and have people ask me all the time to make them stuff. They always ask how much the materials would be to build whatever it is they want. I tell them. Then, then tell them how much the finished product will be. They, 9 times out of 10, will say "I thought you said the materials would only be this much".
My response, the materials are that much. Time away from my family cost this much though. I usually never hear about it again.
Part of the problem society spends so much time watching tv or f*book or whatever and then it is too dark or too late to do something today
I love your attitude about giving your info free to help others. We just got 22 quail chicks about 3 weeks ago to start our self sufficiency. I'm not sure how I feel about the concept of balut yet. This is the first I've heard of it. I'll have to give it some serious thought because I'm sure there would be a market for it. I do appreciate your willingness to share information so freely! I see quail becoming more popular here, especially for people who live in HOA communities where chickens are not permitted.
Sounds like you are doing great. Congrats!!!!
New subscriber here just today from Philippines, inspired with your sincerity in sharing knowledge to us who are aspiring to have quail business😊
Thanks for watching
I am new to this and because of you I am going to try to make this work!
That’s great! Good luck and if you need anything feel free to reach out
How soon after the egg is
removed from the incubator does they need to be picked up/ delivered? Can they be refrigerated before they are consumed?
They should not be refrigerated and they should be delivered or picked up as soon as they are brought out of the incubator
I really need some of that shirt lol 😂
He has them on his website for sale
Hii bro your video is good I got a question I am a student in UK and I want to start a quail farming can you tell me which visa I can get to start the business
I am not familiar with international laws sorry
Just call it Balut not “Baluts”
I think I have only one video on this
For the people that don't do math 60000 eggs a year is +-168 eggs a day. Our local supermarket sells 200000 eggs a month. My point is that this means you need approx 200 quail and will make +-R500 a day. There are huge overheads, like packaging and delivery. So let's say 50% profit. That's R250 a day, 90k a year in rands and roughly R4k a month in USA. Well done on a great business opportunity.
Good luck to you.
@@MyshireFarm thanks
50% is good.
@@Jar0fMay0 Your 3 words are as thoughtless as a quail wasting it's food. R4000 a month doesn't make a viable business.
My husband and I just started incubating quail this year for food for ourselves but are quickly realizing how we could sell eggs to make a little side money but don’t want to get an LLC or anything like that. Do you have to proclaim yourself a business if you’re selling eggs? Even if it’s just like $200 a month?
Also.. what is the going rate average for Balut?
It all varies on your state on how much you need to make before you make it an LLC and pricing varies greatly on region your in
So I am looking for a side business. I have about 100 quail. Getting all the quail in a row for run for a new business. I appreciate your knowledge. May Jesus continue to bless you and I am gonna take your advice
Wow! You guys have got the right mindset! Just soaking up as much as I can on Quail before we actually jump in. Praying that you are continually blessed beyond measure for helping people get their business going.❤❤❤
Thank you and good luck on your journey
You are a beautiful soul. I pray the Lord continues to bless you immensely.
Thank you
Absolutely fantastic information. Thank you for helping the community get over hurdles much quicker than us stumbling through alone. Well done
If you are candling them and know that they are all fertile, why give them another extra 20% for free? Not sure why they would complain if some are not fertile when you are giving them another extra 20% for free. "Most profitable" if you are selling them at a profit. From my research, new quail eggs sell for 50 cents a piece here in a big Texas city, so obviously baluts would have to sell for more, but less than newly hatched.
We put an extra 20% more in to offset the ones that did not develop or have some extra to increase the sale or hatch out
@@MyshireFarm Oh, so not 20% to the customer, but 20% to cover any losses.
Do you sell eggs ? I bought 150 eggs and only 9 hatched
We do. All of our options are available on our website at www.myshirefarm.com
Unbelievable! The quail is my favourite bird, and I had no idea there were many different species.
Mind-blowing!!
I wished I could buy eggs. Unfortunately, I do not live in the US😢😢
That’s great and good luck on your adventure
Damn idk if I can do that… I saw video of the balut some of those baby are moving in there getting cooked alive…….
It’s not for everyone
@@MyshireFarm yeah I completely agreed lol… I still want to do this but more for selling eggs and selling for meat as well as provide for my self and family. I am watching your quail for profit videos and man you got great ideas lol
??What do look for when you candle at day 12? Is it the same as candling on day 15 before lock down?
It’s ok to put them in the refrigerator, right? How long are they good refrigerated?
Awesome content on this Channel. I've got to say though, the fact that someone would eat a partially developed embryo egg is so nasty. I've eaten some strange things but that's just gross. Glad there's a market for it though.
It is not for everyone but thanks for watching
Zig Zeigler paraphrased: you learn more by teaching others!
Absolutely
Remember people, Monday @ 7 p.m. EST for Talking about Quail for profit. Sundays at 7 p.m. EST for general quail questions. I loved this video.
Thanks for ur videos...
Thanks for watching
Is there a certain breed of quail that is best if your business is mosty starting with balut production?
Tuxedos, mix or Grau fees
@@MyshireFarm Thanks man for the response there is a large asian community in my states and not alot of people doing balut so raiseing some cool birds and making some cash on the side sounds fun thank you for the videos out of all the vids about quail on youtube yours is the best by far and i will be ordering some eggs or chicks from you in the near future =)
Such an interesting way to market quail eggs. We have several ethnic markets in our area, I will have to explore that avenue. Thanks for all the tips, Zack.
When's Quail Con 2023
It will be in September
Whats the price for a ballut
It all varies depends on location
Great video, I will be purchasing my quail from you because of your statement at the end of your video.
Thank you!
Thank you and good luck on your adventure.
Interesting! I experienced balut as street food in Angeles City outside Clark Air Base, Philippines. I will admit I had many San Miguel beers before trying...it’s an acquired taste.😎
Ugh, I can't 🙈🙉🙊🤢🤮
Balut... gross!!! they love that shit in the Philippines 🤢🤮
It is not for me but we all like different things
Check your state laws. It's illegal in many to sell eggs for any purpose with out a license
Tell Big Brother to stuff it and do it anyway.
There are laws to prevent our politicians from hosing us every chance they get "allegedly". Laws ...lol
There is such a thing as ''farmgate sales''.
Great! greetings from Slovenia! My sub.
Welcome
Can I buy eggs from you
Yes all of our eggs are available on our website at www.myshirefarm.com
A. Competition is good for optimizing and incentivises people to solve more problems and make better products
B. The competition is an excuse to avoid starting
C. if every person watching this committed to raising quail, we STILL wouldn't catch up to the chicken industry 😆
Absolutely!!!! Well said
go to 2:16 if you want to avoid him talking shit
Thanks
We are just starting. Ordered our cage and brooder from Dale’s quails. Researching on TH-cam. And excited to get into this community and becoming more self sufficient
Welcome and good luck
I absolutely love all your videos. You help me so much. I just hatched out my 2nd batch and will be getting a shipment from you in 2 weeks ! Thank you so much.
That is great!!!!! Congrats!!!!! And I wish you the best on your adventure with quail
Subscribed because you really are giving back.
Thank you from Outback Australia Sir!
Thanks for watching
So many people comment on y’all’s videos and say something along the lines of “I’m about to start breeding quail.” I wish there was a way to count all the people and actually come up with a statistic on how many actually start and how many start and soon fail. A lot of people think quail farming will be easy and quick money but, once they start, they realize pretty fast that it is a lot more work than they anticipated. I wouldn’t be surprised to find that only 1-3% of people actually can manage to turn it into a successful venture. It’s easier said than done. I only have about 45 birds and they keep me fairly busy (besides working full time). It’s always better to THINK FIRST when it comes to these little guys. I am interested on your thoughts on this. What percent of people do you think can actually make it work? Love the videos. Thanks for your time.
I would say much higher than that but I don’t have any facts to back that up if I had to guess 35-45%????
@@MyshireFarm you have more faith in people than I do sir! 🤣🤣 I guess you are probably right though when it comes to backyard farmers who are doing it just to become more self sustainable, I was more referring to people doing it for a full time career/business. I should have been more specific.
in the Philippines we use duck eggs for balut
Very cool
Absolutely blessed to have found your video. Very helpful!! And SO grateful for your advice!
Thanks and thanks for watching
Hello I have watched your videos and one particular video shows your conveyer belt system can you please inform me where did you buy the belt
Watching from Africa Zambia🇿🇲
I know a gal who loves duck balut- I never thought about quail balut-. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and knowledge with all of us! I'm excited to offer such a lovely delicacy to the locals
I’m glad I could help
@MyshireFarm beginner here. small 8 bird flock. first flock at that.
Right now im getting 5- 6 eggs every day. can an all hen flock lay eggs?
just wondering.
Yes absolutely
Balut is big here in the Philippines.
Being sold on every street corner.
Thanks for sharing
WOW I am lucky I found this channel. NICE. You have a new customer! I'm on a short-track towards quail raising. I'M GOING TO YOUR HOW-TO STUFF NOW!!! New subscriber, too.
Thanks so much for watching hopefully we can help you on your journey with quail
How do these quail taste...hopefully not like dove
Like chicken
Great video. Very clear, thorough and interesting. I can tell you are very knowledgeable/ experienced in this. We had poultry growing up and I've had a handful of unsuccessful batches as an adult. After several years I'm researching into getting into having birds again, without the mistakes. I'll watch your other videos too. Thx!?
Glad it helped and good luck on your adventure
4:08 thats fucked up
I don’t know what you mean sorry
Başarılar
Outstanding!
love that zig ziglar quote
Thank you for your knowledge! This is why I will be a costumer of your's! I enjoy learning from your YT channel! I hope everything in life happens for you and your family!
Thank you and good luck on your journey
New sub here. Thanks for your videos.
Thanks for subscribing
Question: do you need something special to sell quail eggs? Like do you have to have a commercial kitchen?
Every state is different. Usually a small egg producer license.
AWSOME video
I would do well as we have a large Asian population here
I do raise quails i do have many colors i also have a male quail his feather is frizzle i have never seen quail with frizzle feather if anyone seen frizzle quail please let me know
What is hubley? You listed it after craigslist. I'm probably not hearing it right
It is like Craigslist.
Hoobly
@@MyshireFarm Thank you!
Wonderful information. Really enjoy learning from you!
Thank you for watching and hope we can help on your journey
You have already helped me on my new journey. Based on you beautiful business reputation, several days ago I ordered 70 some odd jumbo eggs from your farm. I am excited!
I tried balut when I was in the Philippines. Wasn’t for my taste.
I have not tried them.
You ARE selling your advice though, now... I just can't afford them on disability.
I don’t quite understand what you mean but we have a video on how to start with quail very inexpensive.
@@MyshireFarm Sorry I should have been clearer lol. Watched Terry's Q&A a couple nights ago, saw the new business venture for classes on quail. 2 up already I believe. So you are selling the advice now lol. That's what I was referring to :)
Great informative video! Just found this channel and I’m diggin it. And y’all’s logo is fantastic!
Thank you
I lived in Thailand for several years.
Never heard of it.
Very popular.
Why do you suggest not taking balots for the intro visit gift? Just time to incubate?
Because it is more unique and some might not understand them or know of then
That's my favorite food it's popular in the Philippines
Absolutely
refrigeration ,,,,,,,, storage?
New subscriber. Just got my very first set of baby quails
Aweosme GOOD LUCK!!!!!
Thank you brotha for the free99 info 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽
Happy to help
Do you refrigerate the eggs, after taking them out of the incubator?
No refrigeration straight to the customer
lets put all our eggs in one basket?
Great information! Thanks so much for sharing and helping us to help ourselves👍
Thanks for watching
How long can you store balots if you can only produce 20/day?
You can’t. Baluts need to be delivered same day they are reqdy
How much Should We Sale The Quail Eggs
It all depends on your market, location, competition, availability, demand etc
Love the message at the end 🙏 we plan to start posting video content this summer to spread awareness on Quails as well! Thank you for your content
Thanks for watching
is licensing the same in ohio to sell balut as it is for eating eggs?
It depends on who you sell them to.
New subscriber here after this awesome video thanks!!
Thanks and welcome
I must say that you are by far one of the most ethical facilitator I have ever watched!! I live in an apartment. I cannot have a quail or a chicken.
If I ever move and find that I can, you would be the person I would buy from.
I once heard that the sign of a GREAT teacher is not how many students he has, it's how many more teachers he creates from his student base. YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER!
Well thank you very much. Thanks for watching and good luck
Love love love your channel! Thank you for mentoring me via TH-cam.
Thanks for watching
Love all the information you’re giving us. Super helpful, thank you!
Thanks for watching
Not sure of this one question.... In my state they have what's call a spruce hen... They look exactly like a coturnix quail but twice the size... I have jumbo quail... I'm wondering if I can breed to the very large wild spruce hens... there a quail.... utube spruce hen Alaska....
Those are grouse.
@@carlossmith607 Im no bird expert so thanks. I just knew they looked the same but larger. So AK has no quail?
what is balute? is that where its partially grown inside the shell? but consumed?
Yes
Do you show your incubator and candler?
We have videos on how to candle and what we recommend and under tour playlist we show our GIGANTOR incubator
This is a great video, Thank you. Ive watched a # your videos & have learned alot.
That is great to hear. Thanks so much for watching
Balut? I had to Google it. WTF? Did not know
It’s a unique food
@@MyshireFarm 60 years old and still learning. Thx
Your ensuring a future for quail as wild quail are dwindling. An amazing source of protein in many forms. Thank you
I hope so!
Here in Texas there are a lot of people raising and selling quail.
Love your videos it is very helpful , can you tell me where is your located at ?
Thank you and good luck on your journey with quail and we are in Ohio USA
lol the time feed and incubator costs are more than 80 cent im not sure if this is for self advertisement and discouraging competition or if you actually are trying to hep others. Either way I give you credit for doing it most people have forgotten how much it takes to farm. but I do know from experience a farmer can rarely net enough profit to pay wages
We make a profit and we sell our baluts for 50 cents each but we work 16-18 hours a day so I make less than min wage but it is more of a life style choice
@@MyshireFarm I'd ask .50cents plus a free set of nails & pedi w/a glass of wine 1x a month...js. lol
how much do you charge for the eggs?
All of our options are available on our website at www.myshirefarm.com
I just ordered my first batch of eggs! I'm so excited!
I ordered my first set of quails from them I’m so excited
Hey! Whats the price for one egg? 😄
Our eggs range from .50 cents to $1 each plus shipping
I've been searching and searching for what to do as a business. Every time I'm thinking about it I am out with my chickens and quails. This seems like a dream come true. I don't need to make a ton of money doing it either so it'll be extra nice to not have that stress bearing down on me.
Hopefully my 2 acre lot (that really only has one acre usable at the moment) is large enough to do this the way I'd like to. I prefer to keep my quails in a large flight pen rather than the typical tiny cage. I suppose I'll find out!
Thank you for sharing this information! I love it! And I'm going to remove the candler I had in my Amazon cart and I'll purchase the one you recommended off your website. Thanks again!
Well thank you and GOOD LUCK! I am sure you will do GREAT!
@@MyshireFarm Thank you. I am actually getting a few things from your website. Not just the candler. Haha! I love the decal you offer.
I will be watching all your videos to get as much info as possible. Thank you again for giving all this out for free. I hope you and your family live a happy and wholesome life because if anybody deserves it it is people like you!
Thank you for sharing all of this wealth of knowledge!
Thanks for watching
New fan here from the UK. Thank you.
Welcome
Skip the first 6 minutes. Complete waffle.
Sorry to hear that
@@MyshireFarm So was I.
Nice vid. I like the zig quote. Very true
Thanks for watching
I saw Zig live. Great entertainer!
Do you refrigerate the eggs if the customer is a day late or so?
No we do not. We deliver all of ours but if there is a cancellation or not home when deliver we hatch them out
Y'all are good people Bud. I appreciate it.
Thanks for watching
This is amazing info! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching