Fodder Feeding Time for chickens, ducks, turkey, goose, goats and rabbits
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- It's feeding time for our small batch of animals. Take a look at how all of these different kinds of animals all enjoy the same meal. This particular fodder biscuit is made of wheat and barley. We have a specialized poultry egg mix which also includes safflower, peas and sunflower seed. We will reintroduce that mix when the poultry are getting ready to start laying again. At the time of this video, they are going through their yearly molting cycle so they have stopped laying eggs.
The fodder biscuit in this video was measured at 14 pounds and came from 2 pounds of seed. The fodder was harvested at 7 days old.
I like this idea that all the animals are together.
This is amazing! I was considering pasture rotation for rabbits, goats, and chickens, but was unsure of the order. I never considered putting them all together!
You could see how excited everyone was to eat this. Lol they look soo very happy and healthy!
So clever! Thank you for showing this video!
Awesome to see that you've got that many animals together, even the rabbits, I had no idea that the rabbits would stay in there with the other animals, so awesome!!
thank you for giving your animals a great life with freedom to do all the things nature intended! God Bless you
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I love your video! While I don't think I'm going to do a fodder system I really liked seeing what a variety of animals you have mixed into the same pen. I'm buying land soon and will be practicing permaculture and rotational grazing so the animals will be going through the orchard areas as well as pasture and woodland. Our plan is chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, rabbits, sheep, goats, cows, horses and a donkey. Maybe a couple alpacas for fiber later on. Most of these animals will be in the same pasture together at once with the poultry roaming free except at night.
thank you for showing the animals eating. it's relaxing and cute
WOW! That's cool man. Thanks for posting, blessings!
Nice fodder set-up you have!
you really should break it up so that some animals don't 'hog' it all.
NordeggSonya
yeah, especially that mean Goose!
That is an awesome set up! Is there a vid where you built it?
how much fodder do you give them in what percentage and how much commercial feed do you give ?
I'm feeding ducks and rabbits fodder like you are. Barley sprouts. It had been going great, and saved a lot. They appeared to be healthier.
But then this winter ending the ducks are slow to start laying eggs. They haven't yet. (Although I am higher elevation which means slower spring start.) I'm trying to figure out if the fodder means they will start laying eggs slower?
Did you run into anything like this?
And do you have to cut up the fodder for your ducks, or can they manage getting it on their own?
Great video
very cute!
Bovine nomenclature: Cow (females who have had a calf) & heifers (females who have not had a calf) are females. Steers (castrated males) and bulls (males with all his 'parts' intact) are males. :-)
I really like your video. I've read that sprouts are actually lower in dry matter and protein content. However, they have more vitamines and less anti-nutrients. And they're digested better than grain seeds as you mentioned in the video(where did you get that information btw?). Several studies have shown that sprouting is not economical vs. grain seeds. So, I'm just wondering, from you experience, does sprouting really cut down feed cost, or do you use it as a supplementary diet? Thanks a million.
omg super!! natural food
Great vid dude and thanks for sharing this.
This is amazing!
The Goose and the turkey need some female
can feeding of animals be exclusive on fodder? Do they really need anything else but water and fodder?
Sorry if this has been asked. Is just 1 fodder biscuit enough for 1 whole day of food for all those animals or do you supplement the bigger animals with something else? Also are all the animals always cohabitating? Thanks!
I also want to feed this animals hehe.🐣🐣
Very interesting fodder system. Did you design the set up or did you buy it already made? Can you please provide details on how to build one or source where to buy one.
Amazing
Good video! Thank you!
How do you convince the rabbits not to dig under the fence and escape? ;-)
How much grain do you feed every day as Fodder to this group of animals?
do you only feed them the fodder, or do you include generic feed in their diet as well?
Are these weights of seed you are giving dry weights or soaked weights?
Woww😍😍
I have nine goats in one pen and an old 22 year old horse in another. Would 2 biscuits for the goats and 1 for the horse morning and night be enough? And how much more of hay and grain would you suggest to add to the biscuits? New to all this. Thanks You for any info. GrannySue
I just bought barley seed for sprouting. I have 30 chickens and don't know how much to feed them. Do you have a method you use on knowing how much to feed them? Thanks!
nice man thanks so much do you have a mix fodder for rabbits?
That baby goat looks delicious!
do you give it once or twice a day?
By got rid of turkeys do you mean ate?
Ca you feed them to fishes in your pond?
When can you start chicks and baby ducks on fodder?
how that amount of food is enough for those animals???
非常好。。
where do you buy your grain and seeds ?
where did you buy african geese I need one gander
You need to eat that goose soon. I know it is long gone by now. I hope it tasted great.
3:21 lmao
You are still giving roughage to the Goats and Cattle? The people that came up with this said to still give hay for the way their two chamber tummy's.
I have a question to ask you sine you are a user, How can I get in touch with you , I am traveling at this time . email perhaps?
Thank you
Found your website thank you I will email you through the website
what time is it
time for you to buy a clock