He is amazing! His energy is contagious... I was changing my minds in starting chicken farming and just trying out ducks and guinea fowls. But when I came across his first video,I just found him extremely informative. He has made me very excited in breeding boilers next month.I have watched half of his videos already. I even click the like button before I watch the video...
It's so satisfying growing insects because you get more so quickly! I bred these flies myself with a similar setup. I only allowed the 25% BIGGEST pupae to become my breeding adults. In only a month 90% of my pupae were that size! So you can quickly create 'super size' worms through selective breeding.
You are amazing! My team struggles with chicken feed in South Sudan .. one of my team member mentioned the maggots and then I found you video! Thank you for this video!!
A Mexican project is growing agave alongside mesquite for animal fodder from fermented agave leaves. I just read that acacia fixes nitrogen like mesquite does. Not sure what you have in Sudan to fill those 2 roles for this method.
Your ambition and enthusiasm is great! For anyone watching that has backyard chickens, who may not want to do such a large amount of maggots, there is an EASY AND FREE way to do the same! When you clean out our chicken house, put some of it in a box, or plastic container. Put all of it, straw, chicken droppings, and FOOD, into the container. Leave it outside in the yard. make sure there are drain holes in the bottom. The first day, water it throughally! Till water coes out the holes. Then leave it in the yard. Dont be too concerned about light. But ou dont want it to bake in the sun! a partly shady area would be best, but anywhere out of constant dircet sunlight will work. I put mine right in the yard, where the birds eat. After a bit. maybe a week or so, you will know, because of the smell it has, you can tip it over, and the chickens will do the rest! There will be all kinds of grubs and maggots! I do not know where the come from. Maybe they are in the straw. Or even in the crumb food I feed. Or maybe even from just out in nature! But I have done this for years! and it always works. Well, not in the dead of winter! But I bet if ou put it inside with a little heat, they would show up as well! But I have never tried it! And the first time, you may have to show your chickens that they are there. It is easy to do. Just tip it over, and spread it out a bit. They will find them! AND, once they learn, they will usually let you know that it is time for them to be harvested! Cause they will get in the containers and try to scratch them out! lol But it is much easier when ou tip it over, so they can get to it! AND, the yard will grow all sorts of things and be very nutritious for all sorts of plants! SO after they get all the bugs out, toss some whole seed feed on the spot! And they will have sprouts to eat for weeks to come! It is a fun and productive process! with really very little effort!
@@benjaminonuoha9202 my grandmother did the same thing and they loved the grubs. We also grew earthworms and they were one of the best additions to things because of the byproducts. Here the worm castings are like black gold for the organic guys and the juice that runs off is amazing. We're able to get rid of kitchen scraps that they pay us to take away and feed the worms. Then our worms create organic fertilizer from food that we are paid to take away that we can sell for a lot of money. On top of that we sell the runoff as castings tea and use it for our crops and last but least is the worms. I use them for feed in my aquaculture project where they get dried and ground up into feed. They also get fed to the chickens and last but least is they are sold to other gardeners, fishing tackle stores and more. So we earn a little bit feeding them, from the waste products and the worms themselves.
@@southjerseysound7340 That sounds like a win win win plan! Getting paid, saving money, nutrition for chickens and garden! I'm gonna look into this! Thanks! Have any good reference s by chance?
@@benjaminonuoha9202 What do you mean by "clean your poultry? Are you talking about when you harvest meat birds? Or are you talking about when you clean their coup? Any chicken you kill to eat, should not have any worms! Don't eat if it does! To keep your birds from getting worms, get Dia to macro use earth. Put it in your feed, and around the coup, and in their dust bath spots! The worms inside a bird carcus is not what you see in the video! If you are talking about when you clean your coup, then yes, it could be the same thing. Many different insects have a larva or maggot stage of life. If you find them inside your coup, then you have too much moisture in your coup. Either they keep spilling their water. Or you may have a leak in roof. While I intentionally try to grow them, I would not want them to be inside my coup. And the chickens can smell them and hunt them put. So if you are funding "some", there must be ALOT of them ! Cause they are eating most of them. While it's good nutrition, having a wet coup is really bad for your chickens! This will lead to all sorts of health issues. Even death. I would figure this out asap. Hope it's an easy fix!
I enjoy listening to you Dr. Daniel. I am just getting started with about 12 chickens in my back yard. We want fresh eggs and possibly meat in time. Thanks for your information about growing feed. Blessings to you.
The smile of satisfaction on your face proves you made a good decision switching from medical profession to farming. A learned man like you will always find a productive thing to do for the good of the Community.
Never seen anyone so excited about maggots! You are so encouraging . I bet your patients do so well because of your wonderful attitude. God Bless you. If you were a little closer I would come to you.
I think this is great, I discovered how much chicken love maggots this summer when I treated my chickens by letting them eat the maggots in my compost. They went crazy over them. But now it’s winter we don’t have any. I will continue when the weather warms again.
I accidently started a soldier fly colony under my rabbit pen,and my chickens LOVED eating them! Now I have bins for the poop to fall into, and when there's plenty of maggots,I dump it out into the chicken run.happy chickens!
I came across your channel a week ago and after viewing several of your video's I have to say....I am truly impressed with what you have accomplished! You might consider raising "Meal Worms" which are quite amazing after doing research. There is NO WASTE with meal worms, virtually everything is useable including their poop which is a fantastic fertilizer.
This man purely love what he doing.. This kind of passion we love in every profession.. I love to see African youth is putting efforts to learn something new
Hi Doctor Thank you so much for the education on how to generally produce have a good chicken farm,. I have been following your videos for some time now I MEAN SOME TIME before world lockdown. I will like to say think you for all the efforts you're putting in your videos and showing me how to use available resources to accomplish your plans. I was very happy to see your video of your chickens being sold out, and the African DIASPORA visitors.
I should've said this when I first watched this video... After watching your first video about Black Soldier Flies, I started doing some deep research and wondered where I could get some for myself. I eventually found some BSF larvae in my backyard some weeks ago; I couldn't believe it OMG. I then constructed a little maggot farm where I am now keeping them... I'm planning to use them as chick feed, thanks to your inspiration. But I don't have chickens yet. I want the BSF to reproduce through a few generations where I'll have enough to sustain my chickens when they arrive. I am extremely happy for you Dr. Daniel. Happy for your success and for your assistance to all of us watching your channel and learning from you. God bless you
Wilfried COMOE :La façon de faire vos vidéos encourage à vous suivre: méthode très pratique et communicative (the way you make your video encourages people to follow you: very pratical and communicative method)
I really appreciate your passion n openess in sharing the knowledge around. Not forgetting the wonderful positive vibes u emit around. God bless u more☺️
Amazing!!! .. Randomly Stumbled upon this Black soldier fly video., i too can not wait to try this out.. What a pleasure to watch your video. Thankyou Doctor.. Smiles all the way all day😁
Love your Accent, and enthusiasm! Very interesting information, my chickens love the Black Soldier Fly Larvae :) What a great Idea! Thanks for Sharing.
I should say one important thing. You have the ants problem taken care of, but when raising BSF or Mealworms or Earthworms, keep an eye out for microscopic mites! There are (white or yellow or tan) Grain Mites that will eat ALL the eggs of mealworms. The grain mites need water or moisture or humidity to live. There RED mites which will suck the blood from black soldier flies. You can get mites in all species of things you raise, and they breed way too fast. Grain Mites will first appear as a "dust" but then you realize the dust is moving. So, when transfering larvae from 1 container to another, be sure you are not transfering mites. I do not know how much of an issue they are in your country, but they are an issue where I live. Luckily, a dry enough environment, can kill them off. If you get mites, do not give up, they can be extinguished, I have succeeded. You may need to heat-treat food before feeding to them, to insure mite-eggs are killed.
I really love this guy.....when ever I visit Uganda....I'll make sure I visit ur farm cos really love ur energy and passion and will love to learn a lot of things from him🥺
Doctor Daniel, your enthusiasm is so infectious. If you will feed the larvae on dry stuff then please don't forget to add some water. You don't need to scrape the eggs off the cardboard. If you simply put them on top of the feed they'll crawl out into the feed themselves. Scraping will damage some of the eggs
Nice job Dr. Daniel. I need to know more on how to start Maggot farming as a means of overcoming high chicken feed cost which is hitting hard on young poultry farmers
I’ve never seen a man so happy for maggots...best day of my life
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can't wait to do this for my farm
😂😂😂
@@kindnessogor y likthis frnd
😆😆😆😆😆😆
Folks, what you see is passion. True passion for something he loves to do. A Dr playing with maggots and chickens and he is loving it. ❤
Amazing he puts a smile on my face ..every time l tune in to watch his passion with poultry farm 👍
How can I get the lavar
You so creative thanks please help me with your contact
I totally understand his passion for chickens. I'm like that too and have no idea why
I was just checking farming videos and saw this, halfway through the video I just subscribed and liked, you my man need a TV show.
I never seen such a happy guy..you are teaching us lot of things in life without saying them
Thank you😍
That is what they call Passion. I am enjoying it, I am just laughing....
@@Solot2008 same hes so nice
@@FarmUp can they transmit diesease???
@@FarmUp am greatful bro ,I need to talk to you
Surely beyond doubt!!!
This is my best Ugandan RUclips channel.
This guy is so funny yet delivering knowledge 🤩
😍🥰
@@FarmUp please help me with your contacts I want to pay a visit at ur place for more lessons, I'm a Ugandan
@@FarmUp can they transmit disease to chickens if they eat bacteria
@@eliasalemu3320 Not at all its good feed
This guy has to be one of my favourite youtuber hes so happy
😍
Good job.
Very nice innovative knowledge
Good job
I am definitely subscribing! I will give him credit once I am successful at my poultry farming...
The positive energy radiating from this man compelled me to like the vid immediately!
He is amazing! His energy is contagious... I was changing my minds in starting chicken farming and just trying out ducks and guinea fowls. But when I came across his first video,I just found him extremely informative. He has made me very excited in breeding boilers next month.I have watched half of his videos already. I even click the like button before I watch the video...
He is amazing!
Me too!!
God! me too
It's so satisfying growing insects because you get more so quickly! I bred these flies myself with a similar setup. I only allowed the 25% BIGGEST pupae to become my breeding adults. In only a month 90% of my pupae were that size! So you can quickly create 'super size' worms through selective breeding.
I don't think I've ever seen a man happier at the sight of maggots. God bless this man.
He acts like he feeds on it too ..... just a joke
@@dogarajamesigbeji9950hai
You're so excited...lol. you make me smile. I can see that you're not pretending to be excited, you really are excited !!!
May god bless you for being a honest farmer and doctor
Love you too
This guy is so happy about everything...... maggots and manure...... He loves it all...... He can bottle the enthusiasm and sell it...
You are amazing! My team struggles with chicken feed in South Sudan .. one of my team member mentioned the maggots and then I found you video! Thank you for this video!!
A Mexican project is growing agave alongside mesquite for animal fodder from fermented agave leaves. I just read that acacia fixes nitrogen like mesquite does. Not sure what you have in Sudan to fill those 2 roles for this method.
You are very enjoyable to watch, please show more of your country and lifestyle, keep going!!
You will never get bored
Your ambition and enthusiasm is great!
For anyone watching that has backyard chickens, who may not want to do such a large amount of maggots, there is an EASY AND FREE way to do the same!
When you clean out our chicken house, put some of it in a box, or plastic container. Put all of it, straw, chicken droppings, and FOOD, into the container. Leave it outside in the yard. make sure there are drain holes in the bottom. The first day, water it throughally! Till water coes out the holes. Then leave it in the yard. Dont be too concerned about light. But ou dont want it to bake in the sun! a partly shady area would be best, but anywhere out of constant dircet sunlight will work. I put mine right in the yard, where the birds eat. After a bit. maybe a week or so, you will know, because of the smell it has, you can tip it over, and the chickens will do the rest! There will be all kinds of grubs and maggots! I do not know where the come from. Maybe they are in the straw. Or even in the crumb food I feed. Or maybe even from just out in nature! But I have done this for years! and it always works. Well, not in the dead of winter! But I bet if ou put it inside with a little heat, they would show up as well! But I have never tried it! And the first time, you may have to show your chickens that they are there. It is easy to do. Just tip it over, and spread it out a bit. They will find them! AND, once they learn, they will usually let you know that it is time for them to be harvested! Cause they will get in the containers and try to scratch them out! lol But it is much easier when ou tip it over, so they can get to it! AND, the yard will grow all sorts of things and be very nutritious for all sorts of plants! SO after they get all the bugs out, toss some whole seed feed on the spot! And they will have sprouts to eat for weeks to come! It is a fun and productive process! with really very little effort!
You mean what I see each time I clean my poultry is the larvae in this video?
@@benjaminonuoha9202 my grandmother did the same thing and they loved the grubs. We also grew earthworms and they were one of the best additions to things because of the byproducts. Here the worm castings are like black gold for the organic guys and the juice that runs off is amazing. We're able to get rid of kitchen scraps that they pay us to take away and feed the worms. Then our worms create organic fertilizer from food that we are paid to take away that we can sell for a lot of money. On top of that we sell the runoff as castings tea and use it for our crops and last but least is the worms. I use them for feed in my aquaculture project where they get dried and ground up into feed. They also get fed to the chickens and last but least is they are sold to other gardeners, fishing tackle stores and more. So we earn a little bit feeding them, from the waste products and the worms themselves.
@@southjerseysound7340 That sounds like a win win win plan! Getting paid, saving money, nutrition for chickens and garden! I'm gonna look into this! Thanks! Have any good reference s by chance?
@@benjaminonuoha9202 What do you mean by "clean your poultry? Are you talking about when you harvest meat birds? Or are you talking about when you clean their coup?
Any chicken you kill to eat, should not have any worms! Don't eat if it does! To keep your birds from getting worms, get Dia to macro use earth. Put it in your feed, and around the coup, and in their dust bath spots! The worms inside a bird carcus is not what you see in the video!
If you are talking about when you clean your coup, then yes, it could be the same thing. Many different insects have a larva or maggot stage of life. If you find them inside your coup, then you have too much moisture in your coup. Either they keep spilling their water. Or you may have a leak in roof. While I intentionally try to grow them, I would not want them to be inside my coup. And the chickens can smell them and hunt them put. So if you are funding "some", there must be ALOT of them ! Cause they are eating most of them. While it's good nutrition, having a wet coup is really bad for your chickens! This will lead to all sorts of health issues. Even death. I would figure this out asap. Hope it's an easy fix!
Wow. This is lovely. Didn't try it out but maybe I'll do the little experiment
I enjoy listening to you Dr. Daniel. I am just getting started with about 12 chickens in my back yard. We want fresh eggs and possibly meat in time. Thanks for your information about growing feed. Blessings to you.
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You’re such a joy to watch and learning from you has been such a blessing 😊🙏🏼
I agree. 😊
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Maggot lover
"Sunlight is their weed."
Lol funny how that statement resonates with me.
Makes them leave their phone in the freezer for 4 hours while looking for munches? 🤣🤣
@@rogerwiseman7957 😂😂
Your the happiest man I've ever seen! In everyone of your thumbnails, you smile and which is awesome!
this man is happy than a lot of billionaires out there.. cheers to you brother.. live a healthy life
Thank you😍
@@FarmUp thanks to you
You can say that again
The smile of satisfaction on your face proves you made a good decision switching from medical profession to farming. A learned man like you will always find a productive thing to do for the good of the Community.
Never seen anyone so excited about maggots! You are so encouraging . I bet your patients do so well because of your wonderful attitude. God Bless you. If you were a little closer I would come to you.
I think this is great, I discovered how much chicken love maggots this summer when I treated my chickens by letting them eat the maggots in my compost. They went crazy over them. But now it’s winter we don’t have any. I will continue when the weather warms again.
With this energy, passion & courage u guy yo puting, u won't fail to get to yo goal.
Thank u &keep t up
This is the most humble person alive
I am from Zimbabwe originally and it is so good to watch you and thank you for your videos. Such an inspiration. Thank you again.
You're using a lot of the best innovative techniques for the style of farming you're doing. Very impressive. Keep making videos Doctor. Thanks. Jim.
Oh, such a personality!!! I love him and the black soldier fly love nests lol. Janice
Spent part of my life on a small farm. Love your channel, you're very resourceful.
I accidently started a soldier fly colony under my rabbit pen,and my chickens LOVED eating them! Now I have bins for the poop to fall into, and when there's plenty of maggots,I dump it out into the chicken run.happy chickens!
What joy he gets from maggots.
Glad to see the Dr. is happy.
I so love the fact that you are a doctor.
I came across your channel a week ago and after viewing several of your video's I have to say....I am truly impressed with what you have accomplished!
You might consider raising "Meal Worms" which are quite amazing after doing research.
There is NO WASTE with meal worms, virtually everything is useable including their poop which is a fantastic fertilizer.
It is amazing, thanks for sharing with us.
Passion is real. Very enthusiastic guy. I feel inspired by watching his videos
i simply signed up to this channel due to his excitement, i love it, great for business . He is always happy i guess ...
Two minutes into the video I was hooked. I love your energy and passion for farming. I am definitely subscribing and liking this video.
You really deserve a like for that happy look
Love your energy on teaching! Great job
You make me so confident for starting my own small poultry farm
Happy to have found you. You the man. So many lessons💪👍
This man purely love what he doing.. This kind of passion we love in every profession.. I love to see African youth is putting efforts to learn something new
Hi Doctor
Thank you so much for the education on how to generally produce have a good chicken farm,.
I have been following your videos for some time now I MEAN SOME TIME before world lockdown.
I will like to say think you for all the efforts you're putting in your videos and showing me how to use available resources to accomplish your plans.
I was very happy to see your video of your chickens being sold out, and the African DIASPORA visitors.
Skillfulluly &Anointed teacher wz a smile of hope.
Good job my friend, saying hi from Texas
Hello Doc, this is my second comment since I subscribed 45 minutes ago. Very inspirational.
Amazing this guy is so good and passatinate
Gosh you are such a joy and such amazzzzzingggga vibe! Thank you for all the wonderful info. Thank you
ty Dr. from America..............another bird grower/subsistence farmer here
This guy's enthusiasm is contagious! I don't even like maggots! Why am I watching this? LOL!😂 He is a good teacher.
You are an encouragement and you make keeping chicken seem so simple to do..a role model
This guy totally looks like a young Eddie Murphy. Awesome video, appreciate the great information!
I should've said this when I first watched this video... After watching your first video about Black Soldier Flies, I started doing some deep research and wondered where I could get some for myself. I eventually found some BSF larvae in my backyard some weeks ago; I couldn't believe it OMG. I then constructed a little maggot farm where I am now keeping them... I'm planning to use them as chick feed, thanks to your inspiration. But I don't have chickens yet. I want the BSF to reproduce through a few generations where I'll have enough to sustain my chickens when they arrive. I am extremely happy for you Dr. Daniel. Happy for your success and for your assistance to all of us watching your channel and learning from you. God bless you
Wale wameshika. After cotton kuwa wet then nifanye
Viewer here from The Philippines 🇵🇭! Love your video!
12 menit is like 2 menit wow full of love teaching God blessed you
All the best Doc!!
Love your excitement ❤❤❤
Don't get distracted. You are born to be happy. Keep it up!
The happiest youtuber ever😁
Very good. I came upon on this at Heriot-Watt University, 1991. I wish you all the best in your endeavour.
Your energy gives me life. I see your still doing chemistry. Lol
i love the smiling i love the excitement, and the informative content.
Wilfried COMOE :La façon de faire vos vidéos encourage à vous suivre: méthode très pratique et communicative (the way you make your video encourages people to follow you: very pratical and communicative method)
I really appreciate your passion n openess in sharing the knowledge around. Not forgetting the wonderful positive vibes u emit around. God bless u more☺️
Amazing!!! .. Randomly Stumbled upon this Black soldier fly video., i too can not wait to try this out.. What a pleasure to watch your video. Thankyou Doctor.. Smiles all the way all day😁
Wow! God bless you Dr
You are such an inspiration.
Big up for the information, am also doing my research on this, as you know knowledge is power, no wonder my friend is so much excited
Love your Accent, and enthusiasm! Very interesting information, my chickens love the Black Soldier Fly Larvae :) What a great Idea! Thanks for Sharing.
Thank you Dr for teaching us. You are a happy person 😊😊
I should say one important thing. You have the ants problem taken care of, but when raising BSF or Mealworms or Earthworms, keep an eye out for microscopic mites!
There are (white or yellow or tan) Grain Mites that will eat ALL the eggs of mealworms. The grain mites need water or moisture or humidity to live.
There RED mites which will suck the blood from black soldier flies.
You can get mites in all species of things you raise, and they breed way too fast. Grain Mites will first appear as a "dust" but then you realize the dust is moving.
So, when transfering larvae from 1 container to another, be sure you are not transfering mites. I do not know how much of an issue they are in your country, but they are an issue where I live. Luckily, a dry enough environment, can kill them off.
If you get mites, do not give up, they can be extinguished, I have succeeded. You may need to heat-treat food before feeding to them, to insure mite-eggs are killed.
I like the passion u have 4 poultry and farming
im sooooooo happy i found your channel sir !!!!
You’re amazing man. Great to watch. Thank you for sharing what you know
Thank you for sharing this knowledge.
You are a very positive soul.
I really love this guy.....when ever I visit Uganda....I'll make sure I visit ur farm cos really love ur energy and passion and will love to learn a lot of things from him🥺
This is so Smart Dr . Daniel
Wow what a cool idea to put plastic bottles underneath to protect wood from rain. Good job 👌👌👌
Wow finally u have made this video, have been waiting impatiently 😅👌
Thank you for posting. Your energy and enthusiasm really cheered me up and inspired me.
Man I love your enthusiasm. 🤣
Best and most insightful BSF content on RUclips. Kudos!!!
Thank you
You can see in his face that he loves what he is doing
I love your energy my friend.
You are very inspiring 🤗 Thank you for sharing your work with us ♥️ You have just ignited my passion for farming.
Makwande 👏🏾
Thank you Dr.D, I love your energy, its contagious, please keep the videos coming
Don't you dare calm your excitement down, my friend ❤️
If everyone can make a plan like you did plenty of people will be able to make a live.
Doctor Daniel, your enthusiasm is so infectious. If you will feed the larvae on dry stuff then please don't forget to add some water. You don't need to scrape the eggs off the cardboard. If you simply put them on top of the feed they'll crawl out into the feed themselves. Scraping will damage some of the eggs
Nice..thank you.
Please advise your number or that of the friend you spoke of for training purposes. Thank you.
Very useful tutorial, presentation was natural and real. thanks a million.
Nice job Dr. Daniel. I need to know more on how to start Maggot farming as a means of overcoming high chicken feed cost which is hitting hard on young poultry farmers
My Ugandan brother,ur training is funny but informative.
Doc i love your lively presentations n so casual.Keep up your good work.Greetings from Malaysia.
I cant stop laughing when I watch your videos Dr. Daniel, what a way to learn.
Very pragmatic Doc, I can watch your videos all day
😍
Just love watching your wonderful enthusiasm
All just as our maker intended 👍
Best fish bait ever! I've caught more trout than i can count on maggots. They also grow quite well in wood chips. Stay happy my friend!
Wow! Finally😍, I'm happy for you Doc....they grow fast and are so lovely
Thanks bro we are following you everyday
I like your teaching man, and the passion you have for the chickens
"And guess what! POOP! Pig poop!" That cracked me up 🤣
Great video!
😅
David is always having stories hahahah i love this guy
You and your farm are AMAZING!
Thank you
Thank you for sharing your biodiversity nature farming 🙏🏿🌳🦚