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Introduce Pasture Chicken Project

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Raising your own food is easy! Pastured Poultry Setup that works!

What happens here

The video begins with an introduction from Josh, the Stoney Ridge Farmer, explaining the day's task: moving approximately 100 meat birds from their indoor brooder to an outdoor mobile pasture coop. He briefly introduces his 150-acre farm located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. The indoor brooder, a large black circular plastic container, is shown filled with young chicks that are clearly crowded, indicating they are ready for a larger space.

Goal: Josh, the Stoney Ridge Farmer, introduces his farm and the day's project: moving approximately 100 meat birds from their crowded indoor brooder to an outdoor mobile pasture coop for sustainable farming.

Tools and materials

  • Brooder
  • Young Meat Birds (Chicks)

What they say

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guys today's video is gonna be a good time we're gonna be moving our hundred meat birds out on the pasture it's gonna be fun come along today and we'll learn a little bit together on the Stoney Ridge hey there folks this is Josh Stoney Ridge farmer welcome back to the farm it's a warm day here in the Stoney Ridge farm in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and what we're going to be doing today is moving our baby birds we bought chicks I guess they've been in here for two and a half weeks in the brooder and we're gonna be moving them out to the mobile coop today so come along as we take our chicks who are clearly ready let's show you real quick they're crowded we've got a hundred baby meat birds and we're gonna be moving them out on pasture and I'll talk to you all about what we do how we do it our entire setup so the first thing I got to do is get busy and

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