Moving the Chicks | Farm Raised With P. Allen Smith
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The chicks are growing and they need a bigger pen! Allen talks about moving them. This is a follow-up to this series: • Hatching Eggs With P. ...
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A farm wouldn't be a farm without animals. From sheep to chickens to donkeys, there are a lot of helping paws, claws and hooves at P. Allen Smith's Garden Home Retreat. In 2009, inspired by a childhood spent on the farm raising and showing livestock and poultry, Allen Smith founded the Heritage Poultry Conservancy, an organization dedicated to the preservation and support of all threatened breeds of domestic poultry. P. Allen Smith is an award-winning designer and lifestyle expert and host of two public television programs, P. Allen Smith's Garden Home, P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table and the syndicated 30-minute show P. Allen Smith Gardens.
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He's like papa you forgot the light 🤣🤣😂😂
these are the best videos out there for us noob chicken raisers...
i'v watched so many of your videos and i love them!
You know I haven't ever tried that but its a really good idea- I'll have to try it!
Ever tried using flags? As a kid I used a 2-3ft. stick with a bit of cloth at the end to help round up the hens every night, it helps a lot with redirecting the ones that are too fast to run after. :)
right outside Little Rock, Arkansas
I have a chicken that has taken up residency in our goat barn...she sat on a nest for weeks and has 4 little chicks and they are so cute, what do you recommend for feed? She wont come near us, but she tries to fight off the goats for their pellets...thanks for the video!
What breed is the reddish brown with the white necks and heads?
I've gotta tell you, you just can't prevent poop. It's messy and a lot of work, but there's no getting around it.
What breed of chicken is he holding on the left at the begining of the video? I have a hen that looked like that when she was a baby and I still have her.
I am considering on moving 11 of our chicks from the brooder to our coop here in Michigan. Right now the temperature at night is between 45 and 55, and the day temp is anywhere from 65 to 80.
I have an old 9x9 shed that we converted into a chicken coop. We have 19 chicks in a brooder box that is to small for that many chicks. the 11 I'm considering on moving to the coop are 4 weeks old tomorrow. Do you think with a heat lamp close to them at night when the temps drop will be okay for them??? This brooder box we have is getting way to small for 19 chicks.
find a bigger one brooder box if you not too sure, or build in the big pen a smaller area with the heat lamp and let them roam though out the coop but make sure that the smaller area is big enough for them all the lay down. we moved ours in when the nights were at around 70-65, and day time was 80-85. they are all still alive though. wait until the can even move in their brooder box to move them out, but you should probably hang the light up.
they cant even move*
@eHowPets i have a chick with spraddle leg. do you have any advice on how to fix it?
I am getting 75 chicks and was wonedering how to pervent what they call poop but, i would be a lot of work to clean them all my self.
where do you live
In the words of Willy Wonka: cannibalism is frowned upon in most societies
Way to small