Understand Pasture Management & Safety

the Stoney Ridge farm today a lot of questions let's answer some questions that I've gotten do the birds need to be brought in at night no do they need a roosting pole no do they get out sometimes yes they do they do and that's why we want our poultry netting down as close to the ground as we can and that's why we mode first so we got to keep an eye on things do they are they protected from above no they're not protected from above so you got to think about that guys if you got a lot of hawks and owls and stuff like that in your area most of the time the birds will sleep underneath the shelter so owls probably won't be a problem but hawks in the daytime could be a potential problem so keep an eye out know what your property's like and if you need a net over top puttin that over top that's how we do our pastured birds here on the Stoney Ridge farm guys and that's how we know how it's time to get our birds out on the pasture it's hot it's beautiful and I'm gonna get inside and cool off thanks a lot for joining me today on the farm ask me any question you want to guys please post comments and questions down there jump in pound the like button subscribe to the channel I'd love to have you back here on the Stoney Ridge with me see you next time whoo one more thing guys will move this apparatus at least once every five to seven days depending on the manure load that the chickens are leaving behind so once they start getting to the point where they're digging holes and damaging grass that's when we start moving them okay that's how it works [Music] Pierce we had some ways those Denise Tony Reed whoa