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Turkeys egg laying Videos
- 1. Turkey and Laying Hens Moved Outside
- 2. The Nutrimedical Report Friday June 05 2015 Hour 3
- 3. Chicken Farm: "Poultry on the Farm" 1937 ERPI 11min
- 4. My Turkey Thinks She's a Duck But at Least She's Not Laying From the Perch
Turkey and Laying Hens Moved Outside
Now that the Cornish Cross meat chickens have been processed we can move the layers and turkeys outside. Raising Poultry (//amzn.to/1K1PwYd) Buy ...
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MotherOfManyHorses
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on 20 Jul 2015
Wow! $100 for one turkey?? Guess what's not going to be on my table this
Thanksgiving! Hey, I'm sure there are people out there that can afford the
price, I'm just not one of them. :(
I would love to be able to raise my chickens organic, but the closest I can
get to it is when they free range. If I had a better set up I'd be growing
my own feed. Just can't do it where I am. :(
jksatte
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on 19 Aug 2015
I saw somewhere that is cost about $12 to raise a pastured organic chicken.
You must really be getting a great price on your feed or something. That's
awesome. Janice
Thomas Paine
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on 20 Jul 2015
Thanks for the info nice outside yard for the birds and animals
The Nutrimedical Report Friday June 05 2015 Hour 3
Chicken Farm: "Poultry on the Farm" 1937 ERPI 11min
more at //food.quickfound.net/ "Chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys." NEW VERSION with improved video & sound: ...
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Jeff Quitney
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on 18 Jul 2015
Chicken Farm: "Poultry on the Farm" 1937 ERPI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W-e6H4caqc #chicken #poultry
Reddylion
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on 08 Jul 2013
1937 wow...excellent video...
My Turkey Thinks She's a Duck But at Least She's Not Laying From the Perch
Gina has decided the the duck nesting box is the place to be. The duck yard is finally starting to dry out.
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Ozark living Homestead
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on 13 May 2015
if she likes that nest let her have it. at leaset you are getting eggs.
Lucky Robin's Homestead
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on 13 May 2015
+Ozark living off Grid homestead Yes, she is welcome to it. Anywhere is better than from the perch. My only concern would be how messy the duck nests are, but they all lay in the morning before they are let out and the turkey lays around 4 or 5 p.m., so if I remember to clean the nests in the morning instead of the afternoon it works out well and the turkey egg stays clean.
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