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Egg Collection and Compost Management

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What happens here

Mrs. Stoney Ridge is shown collecting eggs from the laying boxes of their mobile chicken coop, which is a 4x8 system. The farmer then highlights the rich, dark soil of their garden, explaining that it was built using compost and manure obtained affordably from their local landfill. He mentions that the garden, measuring approximately 50 by 80 feet, is large enough to feed five families.

Goal: Eggs are collected from the coop's laying boxes, and the rich garden soil, created with compost and manure, is highlighted.

Tools and materials

  • Mobile Chicken Coop
  • Compost and Manure

What they say

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or a little apparatus right here and you'll see mrs. Stoney Ridge is gathering up the eggs right now it's a pretty simplistic system this is a 4x8 mobil chicken coop in other words i don't move it every day but if I needed to lift it up and move it and take it to a different spot on the farm I could now this is our garden spot it didn't always look like this let's squat down here and get some soil our soil did not always look like this this is a compost heap this has all of last year's seeds and weeds and composted sticks and stuff like that all in there in that compost problem will slowly work through that spreading it around our garden veggies as the year goes on now we've tilled out our garden spot we built this with compost compost and manure that we got from our local landfill so check your local municipalities you may be able to go get a whole truckload of compost for 20 bucks that's what we had to pay for a truckload of compost this is enough garden spot right here and it's approximately 50 by 80 and it's enough garden spot to feed five families pretty awesome this is our orchard and we just

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