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January is kinda early, just because they are laying doesn’t mean they a breeding yet. It’s January again now, my geese are 3 years old this spring, and some have already started laying. I’m not getting my hopes up yet, but I do think this year gonna be a good year for local homesteads selling poultry and fowl due to the bird flu and a lot of hatcheries and big farms being crippled. Tomoro I’m setting 12 mostly Toulouse goose eggs, 12 Muscovy duck eggs, and 12 zombie chicken eggs.

What do you do when you pick up the eggs for the time? Do you have to do anything before putting them in the incubator?

Hello, thank you for nice explanation, I just wondering if it will work on my 2 goats: one has quite short teats and the other very long and thick ( probably more like a cow 😂) I am wondering if I can easily switch suction cups from goats to cows? Will they work on sheep too?

I gave you a “like” because of you great information but please find another setting to do your next video. No need for the Distractions.

Thank you for the tips!

Many thanks

And if you breed the black copper maran rooster with a Americana or Auracona blue egg laying hen the female offspring will lay olive color eggs. Our black copper rooster isn't mean at all. Sweet boy and a gentleman to the hens. I constantly see him finding worms and giving them to his girls.

Just discovered your channel - today, on what appears to be the 3rd anniversary of your channel. Great job and it's very helpful. It's so hard to find small homesteaders that are still producing content. I understand that after years of hard work documenting the other hard work, that of homesteading, so many creators drop out of sight. That's why I always check for relatively current content release before subscribing and I will be subscribing to your channel. The subject matter and the quality and interest all suggest to me that you should have in the 10s of thousands, even the hundreds of thousands, of subscribers. Please keep up the great work, hopefully for years to come.

Thanks for the great video about geese and especially about the "flap". We won't have our first birds until this spring so next spring before we see flaps but that bit of information, information I haven't seen or heard elsewhere, will be helpful for us going into their first breeding season and as they come out of it. Your video will definitely help us with our first geese. Again, thank you.

What makes them gold? The feather ground color?

Help! My machine will not pump it milk while on the bucket ! But it will when if we test it . What is going on with it ??

I need this milking machine

I ended up with 2 cuckoo maran hens and 1 rooster. I whent after 2 barred rocks got them home and soon as they layed eggs i knew they were not barred rocks. They are not friendly but not mean just dont like to be touched. They give great eggs im getting 2 eggs a day from 2 hens only stoped threw a molt. I dont go for the speckled egg i prefer the rich terracotta color but i do get speckled from time to time. Im setting a dozen eggs today.

Her chicken friend loves her!

The music is a bit overwhelming. It was great at the beginning. But not so much throughout the video.

Plucker drums make all the difference. Excellent video! Do you repurpose the chicken blood?

Great video! Thanks for the sharing and very helpful

Thank you for the information 🙏 Im from the midwest and have a turkey, duck and a bunch of chickens & roosters and i worry about all of them, all the time, more so now that winter seems to be here. I appreciate the info and will follow all your recommendations. Blessings to your family & animals from Indiana! ❤

I just got a saanen they didnt know it was pregnant and 4 days later had a kid. Any tips on milk its udder is super small especially for saanen it had good weight treated for bugs it had some ticks and dewormed 24hrs after birth. Have full time hay and minerals. milkers i start feeding and massage them after kiddind with 17% feed and sunflowers and alfalfa. But i have been giving baby milk because saanen mom isnt producing much udder isnt hot but just seems to not be dropping

If you have a goose that ends up being prone to frostbite on their knob, putting a layer of petroleum jelly on their knob can prevent frostbite and aid in stopping any frostbite damage getting any worse.

I found a Egyptian gosling on the highway here where I live no mother or father in sight. I had to save him but didn't know a thing of geese. Your video sure help me A LOT! Thank you very much!! 😁👍

Do you think using leather gloves IS comfy for her

Good ideas and tips for freezing raspberries. Especially the muffin tin idea. The background music was soooooo annoying!

Good job, very good explanation, thanks

Can you show us how you make the feeder chickens please?

Wow I Love your maraña chickens, and your baby goats

Your goat is hurt, TS 16…what happened

Our Geese and Muscovy are, as far as I'm concerned, Free Meat. We feed them, literally, nothing. 100% forage/free range. The Chickens and other Ducks ... even the Turkey require ridiculous amounts of feed in comparrison to how very little feed you need provide for these guys. If you're loking for cheap, sustainable meat production and have pasture - Goose and Muscovy are your wins. Even better if youve got water. We have over an acre of water surface across 2 ponds so no regulat hassle of The Kiddie Ponds. They're about as hands-off as can be. They do their thing in Spring. (Makin babies) Live out there on The Ponds and in The Field right along side the wild/native Canada and Mallard. Let them keep doin their thing (raise the babies up) ... about now (late Sept early Oct) start fillin' the freezers.

I’ve raised them before. They are a beautiful breed of chicken!

Beautiful!

Got a surprise pair of cuckoo marans in my flock of chicks this year, and thought they were barred Plymouth Rock 😭😂 I couldn’t figure out why they were so feisty, I love how silly and social they are but man are they little ankle biters 😂

Kidy pools work will for geese they love them lmao they get nasty they need a lot grass as will your geese can't get to grass in that pen

You do know u can remove the motor ?

Awesome video. I have a couple of chickens but facing difficulties with which are laying and which arent.

Sanan goats are now available in Pakistan swat the government is donating ❤🎉

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Enjoyed the video, thank you

beautiful chicken ,Great video

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j'ai appris plein de choses intéressantes. merci à toi

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Très sympa la vidéo

When do they start laying eggs?

I have had a Hantop milker for a few years. Before milking, I rinse the milk can top with hot water. I have the 12 L can. The hot water softens the gasket and I feel the moisture creats a better seal. In 5 years I have not had the seal on the milk loosen up. I wash the teats and dry them before milking. This helps to stimulate the letdown of milk. I have also found my goats can let down enough milk per suction to reach the teats, and I worry this woukd contaminate the milk if they are not clean. The teat cups will develop a better suction with the moist dry skin. I then strip out a few squirts to clean the udder. I keep the machine running the whole time I'm milking. Remember, you are creating a vacuum in the milk can as well as the milking tubes and cups. I have a mixed herd of Dwarf Nigerian, Saanen, Boar, LA Mancha, and thier mixed babies. This machine has worked very well on all sizes, at all stages of lactation.

Aspiring farmer here trying to decide which livestock to invest in. Has it been difficult to find a market for your geese and is meat the best business model in your opinion or would you recommend focusing on selling hatching eggs?

I got some Chinese goslings and gonna get a few more

I’ve heard the total opposite that they rarely go broody, but it probably varies to from experience to experience

What age or weight do you process yours for meat? Looking to maybe raise geese instead of chickens and ducks. Would you recommend that? Mainly looking because of the fact that they will eat more grass than chickens and ducks.