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$30,000 Pastured Chicken Houses Year-One Review!
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- We put about 2000 birds through this pasture based system this summer, in this video we lay out what we liked and where we think we're headed.
www.rocky-ridgefarm.com
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I love the proliferation of all of these tools for better livestock management!!! I really do think that we are in the beginning of a revolution in food production.
Very helpful video. Thank you
glad it worked. Looks convenient
best. video. on youtube.
Thanks. I Indeed was wondering :) Certainly considering these
Wow, I'm building the same thing basically for around $500. True it's not as heavy duty but mine will protect my chicks from snakes.
So yours will have auto feeders and on demand water and solar panels?
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thanks for sharing. is it 250 birds per tractor?
These are meat chickens? I don't see laying boxes?
Who u sell all those chicken too? That's lot of chickens ??? 😂 I got a semi truck if u need help moving them in crates!
And what is the size ?
what about the winter? Do you raise chickens then? What powers your feed auger?
The feed auger is solar powered, and no we don't raise them through the winter. April to October is the best we can do in PA.
What is the engine power of the car you pulled to move this chicken coop (How many horsepower does the car have)? Is the car a 4X4 or a 4X2 wheel drive?
We use a Polaris Ranger 700 UTV, 4x4. Power is not the issue, it is weight. Anything smaller than that will be too light to pull these range coops.
How did you keep the water tank and lines from freezing in the winter?
We don't run year round, the birds are only on the pasture in the summer months so freezing is not an issue.
Sir this is super neat I looked at the site for these I have a question the thing is did you buy two different mobile coops one for egg lays and the other for broilers because if not why did you not just buy the bigger one and have half the labor and more capacity? It is like a commercial systems will usually have two batch of birds like a left and a right so twice as much stuff to look after but if you combine the two labor goes down and so does the entire it in amount and makes it way more efficient along with having the spare money to buy the back up stuff like motors must have because you eliminated more than half of one.
Or maybe you just want two different batches at a time so less time between them
There are two reasons we stayed with two smaller coops versus 1 big one. You're right, the large one would be more efficient, but we can't handle processing 600 birds at a time with our current setup/crew. Also, our fields are too small to handle that larger coop, we would have trouble maneuvering it on our ground.
@@rockyridgefarmyou should pencil the numbers on transporting the birds 2 hrs to a processor vs you spending 2+hrs butchering the birds yourself. You specialize in growing these birds and marketing them. Let someone who specializes in turning live bird into product handle that part, plus you can offer customer cut up pieces much easier than doing yourself. You admitting that size was determined by your processing bottleneck. Remove the bottleneck by letting a processor do it. Your bottleneck should be your market. You make more money by being able to sell more birds, not on how many you can butcher.
@@justinallmond3855 Good points, thanks for the input.
Which company build this ?
It’s in the description
Классно все сделано, конструкция от теплицы:)?
What is the size of the coop & and chicken capacity. Thanks
12x24 foot, we run about 275 birds in each one.
How long to get a return on investment? thanks for posting
Based on our current throughput, 4 years just in labor savings. By extending our season with turkeys and the other unexpected savings it will be a little faster
The music is so distracted
Why would anyone spend $30,000 on a glorified lawn chair with a plastic covering
no its not worth it, 30k ill build one over under 1k. lazy mans why out is spending money where he doesnt need to.
Why are your birds looking so dirty and so scruffy with lots of pockets of bare skin.
They're young, feathers haven't come in fully in that video.