Feeding your quail chicks part 1

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  • @beansquat2564
    @beansquat2564 Год назад +3

    love seeing you post informative content! thank you for this thorough video, i just got a new bunch of quail chicks and want to give them the best start now that i've raised my first bunch to adulthood with some trial and error. cheers, happy farming!

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад

      That’s great! Good luck on your adventure

  • @Soulsinabottle
    @Soulsinabottle Год назад +2

    This came out at the best time cuz I have been holding off on ordering crumble til I receive my hatching eggs. Now I know exactly what to look for.

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад

      That’s great. Good luck on your adventure

  • @mistydawn9648
    @mistydawn9648 Год назад +1

    Thank you for all of the detailed information you share!!!

  • @MickSupper
    @MickSupper 18 дней назад +1

    I find Tractor Supply to be a rip-off. For a tiny bag of 30% (maybe 5 lbs) it cost me $12 and at my local feed store a 50lb bag of 28% is $20. I priced goat food there and it was about double the price of my local feed store.

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  15 дней назад

      Local feed stores are always great to support

  • @Mermic13
    @Mermic13 Год назад +1

    Keep up the good work Zack!

  • @karrieclinton7245
    @karrieclinton7245 Год назад +1

    This helps thanks

  • @tarawell319
    @tarawell319 Год назад +1

    So wonderful that you have gone to such extrodenary lengths to address the feeding question 😀 have you noticed that it's almost impossible to find non-GMO feed? In the the UK they say if it's non-GMO, but don't make a distinction if it is GMO. So one must be careful.
    God bless
    💚 🇬🇧 💚

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад +1

      Here you can get non gmo fairly easy but very expensive

    • @tarawell319
      @tarawell319 Год назад

      @@MyshireFarm Yes, organic is astronomically expensive here, but non-GMO is less than organic feed. Don't know if there's that distinction in the US & elsewhere between organic & non-GMO?

  • @Jezze2
    @Jezze2 Год назад +1

    My local Thiesen's sells the Kalmbach pheasant starter crumble. The local Farm & Fleet sells (intermittently) a turkey starter that is very similar.

  • @gruglly
    @gruglly Год назад +1

    The Family Farm and Home store by me was able to order this exact feed from Kalmbach. So that is another option if they are near .

  • @mathewmiller6241
    @mathewmiller6241 4 месяца назад +1

    Do the chicks need medicated or non medicated feed?

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  4 месяца назад

      Either one. They don’t need medicated

  • @shelbieshaw3879
    @shelbieshaw3879 Месяц назад

    I'm seeing other sources say switch the females to a layer feed at 6 weeks so the high protein doesn't cause egg bound birds. Have you found this to be an issue ? We have jumbos. Thank you 😊

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Месяц назад +1

      No I have not. The first few weeks the eggs are smaller anyway

  • @vagusripple4819
    @vagusripple4819 Год назад +1

    I just got my/your eggs today.ezcited to start inqubating tomorrow.We raise garden veggies and freeze and dehydrate many for winter. Will quail eat garden veggies? If so, would we need to shred, dry or pulverize them? What option can work? Thanks

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад

      They will eat veggies and you can just put them in there and they will eat it

  • @jeremiahd2209
    @jeremiahd2209 Год назад +2

    You didn't talk about the amprolium. Are you feeding medicated?

    • @soswanson9120
      @soswanson9120 Год назад +1

      In another video, he discussed the amprolium. He is feeding this as that is how the manufacture4 makes it, they do not make a non-medicated starter. He did state in another video that he prefers not to give the amprolium.

    • @jeremiahd2209
      @jeremiahd2209 Год назад

      @@soswanson9120 I thought I remembered that

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад

      I did not talk about it in this video but in previous I have

  • @Geoffreyschimanski
    @Geoffreyschimanski Год назад +1

    Hi , I live in New Zealand and in my area there is very little choice in feed , I can only get a MEATBIRD CRUMBLE with 20% protein , what can I add to this feed to bring it up to 28% ? I love your podcasts and recommend you to every customer I get , I sell quail and fertile eggs , but I am only small time compared to you operation , I look forward to your reply, cheers

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад

      Good luck on your adventure, soldier flies are great for extra protein

  • @axelpauline
    @axelpauline 8 месяцев назад +1

    On chewy which product from there do i purchase is there a specific one Or any they sell?

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  8 месяцев назад

      You can look at klambach

    • @stonefacestoic
      @stonefacestoic 8 месяцев назад

      @@MyshireFarm is it ok to have medicated feed

  • @lauraelliston3380
    @lauraelliston3380 Год назад +1

    If the 28% grower/starter crumbles are until 8 weeks, what percentage of protien should the layer feed be?

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад

      15-20% but that video comes out tomorrow

  • @daigledj
    @daigledj Год назад +1

    Is this 8 week swap for jumbo or regular? My regular are normally starting to lay in their 5th week and 3 weeks without the extra calcium seems like it could lead to issues

  • @richnam3188
    @richnam3188 Год назад +1

    If quail start laying eggs around 6 week, do you add additional calcium if you are feeding them grower feed until 8 weeks? What are the effects of switching to a layer feed earlier like around 6 weeks?

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад +1

      No just keep them on the grower feed. You will loose too much weight switching too early

    • @helendennis7662
      @helendennis7662 Год назад

      I wondered this, as I was having lots of laying issues - they started around 5.5 weeks so I did start mixing in layer feed but needed to add extra egg shells as well for a while

  • @Humanlife7415
    @Humanlife7415 Год назад +1

    Im using poulin grain turkey/gamebird starter but its 22% and seems to be working ok with them am i doing wrong using this

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад

      They just will not reach full size, the protein is for weight and size

  • @JNoMooreNumbers
    @JNoMooreNumbers Год назад +1

    There's diy fir chickens. Would like to find a diy recipe for quail. Things are getting bad fast. Tractor supply doesn't have stock all the time and Chewy is overpriced. Wonder if chicken feed can be amended.

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад

      Chicken feed would work just fine

  • @RyanPaz1215
    @RyanPaz1215 Год назад +1

    Have you experimented with fermenting their feed?

    • @MyshireFarm
      @MyshireFarm  Год назад +1

      Fermenting is fine but too much of a time restraint for me