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[@notimpressed76]

Seeing you drop an egg makes me feel INFINITELY BETTER about the 2 I bollocked the other day........

[@seaday123]

that view from the top overlooking the water ... magisterial!

[@StefanSobkowiak]

Great efficiency. Try adding marker lines on two sides of the yellow trays to make it easier to know what way to place them.

[@koolie6br]

I missed your videos and was going through a sort of withdrawals

[@point6acre]

Congratulations! Wonderful to see you win the award!

[@mrThoreKarlsson]

I'm Loving these updates :)

[@josephevans5703]

You are truly blessed of what you created

[@jamielenoir4618]

So happy for y'all to hear that Gracie is there. This past year plus has been hard for multi state & multi country families.

[@yeagerxp]

Excellent work👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing

[@thomashull9059]

Great work I have to pack 1300 manually with a grader so a bit slower than your pace

[@wegetoutdoors2521]

Love your videos, make me smile.

[@centraltexasoutdoors9802]

nice set up, so much to learn

[@angelacross2216]

Lean is a state of mind, and it is so satisfying.

[@lilianazalokar7886]

Thank you so much Richard. Kind regards Torben Gram, DK

[@rahmikarayol1299]

Use a cotton handkerchief while drinking water from the flowing stream. The technique is simply as follows; The two ends of the handkerchiefs are fixed to small stones in the stream water. The other two ends are held over the creek water with an angle of 45 degrees. The water drinking technique that is cleaned from the top of the handkerchief .

[@go-ek7sg]

congratulations!

[@ibnuaziz530]

Great !

[@cockfosters2]

Hi Richard, nice vid.
It looks like you get about 530 sellable eggs per day from 700 hens, right?
I would expect 630-650 class A from 700 first-year hybrid layers, especially in the summer months.
Do your hens lay fewer eggs because of breed or age? Or does your pre-sort in the field leave 100+ eggs for the hens? Or maybe something I haven't thought of? Look forward to your elucidation. Thank you

[@scoldingwhisper]

i would LOVE fishing videos!

[@chrislangdell117]

When will the Ridgedale build book be available in print.

[@Lisexipou]

First of all, thanks so much for sharing all this. It's helping me out a lot in preparing my project.
A technical question though : I'm surprised your very low cost facility has been approved as packing center. Even if you feel the egg right, EU regulation seems way more demanding than what you have. It says you must have "devices for measuring the height of the air space, equipment for grading eggs by weight, approved balances for weighing eggs" (COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 589/2008). Indeed, I've been told that if you want to sell to professionals, you need a packing center that will cost you several thousands euros in equipment. Are you not under EU regulation ?
Thanks in advance for the answers

[@etiennemarais]

I was wondering if there is a waste stream enterprise in fly collection? I have the same problem, even though it's a backyard setup, the flies are everywhere.

[@davidoutdoors74]

Where abouts do you sell all of those eggs

[@a2znepal750]

Hlo nice video I am from Nepal

[@nachen6411]

Just wondering How many eggs you got for the 700 hens?

[@sunyjack]

Richard, you miss to Label/Stamp the eggs, when 1 egg was drop down... 14:29 - I like that Humans are not Robots! Thank you for your nice Videos!

[@leannekenyoung]

I think you’d better go back and watch again because he didn’t miss stamping any eggs. Not sure what you missed?

[@sunyjack]

@@leannekenyoung Yeah, your right, sure, visual misinterpretation, damn loss of perceptions caused by curfew, apologize Richard!!!

[@Chambalero]

how about rigging a "multi stamper" so you don't have to stamp one at a time?

[@ciarfah]

Seems cumbersome, probably wouldn't be much faster

[@rhalfik]

-A microcrack on this one.
*drops it*
-From handling perhaps.