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Overview of Cornish Cross Meat Birds

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As a final segment, the presenter provides an overview of his Cornish Cross meat birds from Murray McMurray Hatchery. These chickens are raised in a mobile chicken coop made from PVC pipe and drain pipe, measuring about 10 feet wide by 12 feet long. The coop houses approximately 35 birds and is moved daily to a fresh plot of grass. The birds are typically butchered at 6 to 8 weeks of age and are described as delicious. This demonstrates another aspect of the farm's self-sufficiency and ground maintenance practices, as the chickens help fertilize the pasture.

Goal: The presenter provides a brief overview of his Cornish Cross meat birds raised in a mobile chicken coop, which are moved daily for fresh grass.

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these are cornish cross meat birds from murray mcmurray hatchery we move these guys every day this is a mobile chicken coop made of pvc pipe this is drain pipe this is about 10 feet wide by about 12 feet long it'll house about 35 cornish cross birds and we typically will butcher them somewhere around the six to eight week mark they move throughout the yard every day to a new plot of grass and they just taste delicious after that so that's our meat birds for the year we'll give you more updates when we get ready to have processing day thanks a lot guys hope you enjoyed the video you

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