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Making money from selling eggs and breeding chickens

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I like what you did here😘
Comment from : @superbuddyfranklin

HibrI am from Ghana Help me to get fertile eggs
Comment from : @mykitvideos5937

A note on the hatching eggs section I did not do the math but you only covered 9 months 3 for selling fertilized eggs and 6 for eating should be 3 and 9
Comment from : @forced4motorsports

Thanks for the video
Comment from : @jacksutton4643

can u tell me what i should do at the incubater i dont have a turning machine 3 times a day is good?i have a red light and cardbox
Comment from : @narsreenjohnson4966

English Country Life brHi, brI have one question, in chickens how can you tell male from female; before anyone says anything, I'm in my late 60's and don't know anything about poultry! brSo if my question sounds daft; SORRY, but how can one learn if not by asking questions? 🦍
Comment from : @johndrew6568

Hi may I ask is worming a job we do as theirbrCareers or is this a job of the vet ? brThank you
Comment from : @thebunnyman367

It amazes me how some people will spend thousandths at the pub every year but look at chickens as a "waste" of money
Comment from : @raincoast9010

Hey Fiona What an amazing video You have given so much valuable information I wanted to ask if I may, the chicks you raise your self what do you do if you end up with to many roosters instead of laying hens ? I wanted to do the same but worried incase I end up with more roosters than hens X
Comment from : @yusuufibrahim530

Hi ,brDo you sell fertile eggs internationally ?
Comment from : @noorheritagefarm

Thanks very informative video, very helpful
Comment from : @sharjeelmubeen8461

Great informative video This weekend we have just hatched seven beautiful looking orpingtons chicks !! So this video has been well received by our excited family The kids now want any profits from selling the eggs! Big thumbs up!
Comment from : @craighayes3316

I'm so glad I found your channel Beautiful Orpingtons you have 💟
Comment from : @lennie4297

I’m uncertain what chemicals are in the Sharpie markers, I’d use a wax crayon Perhaps I’m overly concerned
Comment from : @Whale_Chum

I started off last year incubating hatching eggs (couldn't buy live hens due to the lockdown here in Ireland) We have 17 Swedish Flower Hens of varying ages now, half a dozen Brahmas (currently have fertile eggs in the incubator and are hoping for more) and four Wyandottes The Brahmas are three cockerels and three hens so I keep them in separate pens, the Wyandotte is one cockerel, three hens and the Swedes are one "dad" cockerel and I think a couple more youngsters on the way upbrWe are getting so many eggs from the Swedes I'm giving them away to our nearest neighbour, but this summer I hope to put out an honesty box at our front gate too But the Brahmas and Wyandottes, we're breeding for meat hens for our own consumption (with a few fertile eggs to sell on hopefully) We're also getting meat rabbits in May this year brHere, hen feed costs more than in the UK Tbh, the chicken raising is largely for our own consumption, eggs and meat, but it'll be nice to make a wee profit on selling hatching eggs and maybe breeding pairs if I can :)
Comment from : @prepperinireland2240

Hi, how much green fresh grass should a hen eat per day to produce very red yolk eggs? are there some natural additives wich can be used for this purpuse? Thank you a lot!
Comment from : @attiliofrabetti8023

6:48 these are happy chicken
Comment from : @tonyHern865

I don’t really understand why people on YouTube always say hens lay like 220 eggs a year My hens have layer about 350 eggs a year for the last 3 years
Comment from : @Bock75

These are some sick tips! My side hustle has been offerup for the last four years and I sell almost every of my inventory locally I still gross four figures every month by going to yard sales around me and selling stuff without even shipping I really like your side hustle grind and think it would be great to jump on a podcast that I’ve been working on DM me on IG @flipmandan
Comment from : @FlipManDan

I am new to your channel and I absolutely love it! Thank you
Comment from : @Chickenmom777

Hi, we only use wood shavings for chicks, the older ones are being kept on straw Greetings from Canada
Comment from : @albertafarmer8638

I love your hens they are so adorable?😳😳
Comment from : @subhamrai7519

what about collar for rooster ??? it reduces its crowing :D
Comment from : @Adnancorner

Wat does anam mean???
Comment from : @irishfarmingwilliam4652

Great video, very entertaining and informative Very helpful I learned that there is no money in chickens ;) Thanks for saving me the math work Best wishes!
Comment from : @thefool00

Thank u for the informative video What r the laws a rules about selling chicks/ chicken that u have raised and your own hatching eggs
Comment from : @beckyabbott-fyer7654

Is there any costs involved in butchering your chickens to eat? I would like to know more on that but understand it can be a sensitive subject for many We feed our dogs a raw diet and it would be great if we could feed them a diet of high welfare chickens
Comment from : @lifelovelaughterandplay7900

Really useful Fiona, thanks Just one question; is there a market for chicken manure? Could this be another possible income stream? If so, what would you charge for, say, 5 kilos?
Comment from : @MrPaddy924

hahaha chickennomics love that
Comment from : @FieldsandFlocks

It seems crazy to me that you can get so much money from selling the female chicks at point of lay Are they pedigreed/registered? Is the Buff Orpington breed particularly desirable over there?
Comment from : @amandarobertson8863

If you keep a cockerel, will all the eggs be fertilised - and is it OK to eat fertilised eggs?
Comment from : @ianclayton8252

Very well done, thank you
Comment from : @salo_the_tralfamadorian

All great info I'm a long way off from making money on chickens though I need to build a coop first! LOL
Comment from : @AnnsTinyLife

What a wonderful and clear way you have demystified the subject!brI hope one day it might be of some use to me
Comment from : @alanmuddypaws3865

What I want to know is, when you buy the 5 coops do they automatically spread themselves between them or will they all try and jam themselves into one and you have to move them about I'm assuming it isn't like the film chicken run
Comment from : @danielwilson5102

These are calculations I always knew I 'should' do, but could never make myself sit down and 'actually' do! I would just keep going and getting more hens/ducks/quail etc and pretend I knew what I was doing 😆br10/10 for bringing all the info together Fiona, I'm sure a lot of folk will benefit from it x
Comment from : @hedgecomber