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Introduce Outdoor Processing Project and Layout

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OUTDOOR CHICKEN PROCESSING SETUP..EQUIPMENT DETAILS, SETUP AND PLANNING

What happens here

The video begins with the presenter, Josh from Stoney Ridge Farmer, introducing the purpose of the current day's video: to prepare a comprehensive outdoor setup for processing meat birds (Cornish Cross chickens) that are approximately 9 to 10 weeks old. He highlights that the outdoor processing facility is situated under a temporary canopy, indicating consideration for weather protection in the outdoor environment. He briefly showcases the primary fixtures already set up: a three-bay stainless steel sink for washing and chilling, a stainless steel prep table for handling the birds, and a portable folding table (similar to those from Costco) for additional workspace. These elements establish the groundwork for an efficient outdoor workflow. He mentions collaborating with Meyer Hatchery and Coops N More for equipment.

Goal: The presenter introduces the project of setting up an outdoor chicken processing station and provides an initial overview of the main components already in place, emphasizing the functionality within an outdoor environment.

Tools and materials

  • Folding table (e.g
  • Costco style)
  • Stainless steel prep table
  • Temporary Canopy
  • Three-bay stainless steel sink

What they say

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hey folks this is Josh Stern a rich farmer welcome to the farm blog today today is going to be different just like every other day we've got a beautiful North Carolina day here the weather is about 75 degrees and we're getting set up for our chicken processing so what we have here is a three base stainless steel sink and we have a prep table a stainless steel prep table and right here in front of me we have one of those folding tables like you can get from Costco tomorrow is the day we're going to harvest our Birds our meat birds and they are approximately nine weeks old maybe ten weeks old we're a little bit late the birds have gotten a little bit big I've got some really cool equipment I want to show you today and I'm going to show you how we get everything all set up and then tomorrow we'll do the chicken processing video so come along today we're going to show you all the equipment and everything we're getting set up and how we're setting up to process our chickens all right

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