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Brooder Setup and Baby Chick Care

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A three year setback being certified organic, 10 tons of fertilizer spread, meat birds v/s layers

What happens here

The creator demonstrates a brooder setup for baby chicks within a galvanized steel tub. He shows a heat lamp providing essential warmth and highlights the presence of a waterer and a feeder, emphasizing the importance of keeping them clean and filled. He picks up one of the chicks to showcase its growth and health.

Goal: Provide a safe and warm environment for baby chicks and ensure their basic needs are met.

Tools and materials

  • Feeder — Providing chick feed, Galvanized steel tub Unknown
  • Baby chicks N/A — The animals being housed and cared for, Bedding (pine shavings) N/A

What they say

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spots hey birdies hey birds so these guys are happy happy happy Happ it's so cool so this is a two we old chick guys this chick weighs almost as much as a full grown bird that I have down in the chicken coop now these guys get big he's a cutie though we're going to introduce Buddy the dog to the to the birdie Bird come on come look at him see your friend come on he's your friend yeah he's your friend he's a good friend he's a good friend you make friends yeah he's a good friend we're all good friends we're all good friends so guys the reason we have these white leghorn chickens is not because they're beautiful it's not because they're sweet it's because they're great egg producers these chickens will eat about a palmful of food a day which is probably less food than these meat birds eat right now they'll only eat about a palm full of food per day and they'll produce one egg per day it's a cheap way of having good egg production look for a Farm Vlog in the future to show you the baby chicks and their first day out on the grass that'll probably come sometime next week we're supposed to get some bad weather this weekend I don't want to put them out I need it to be in the 70s but once it's in the 70s I'll put them outside for the day put them in for the night so now that we know our baby chicks are doing good we're going to go down check on the big chickens give them a little food and water see how they're doing what a beautiful day to be on the farm

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