Good egg laying chickens australia Videos

+Mohammad Ayub The recorder guy is a good guy. He if filming the cruelty so that we can see it. Once we see it and know about it, we can stop the cruelty by eating meat, eggs and milk from cruelty-free farms.

+talksolotI wouldn't push people. It's their decision what they eat and if someone eats free range eggs I think that's more than great. For most people it's also more realistic than being vegan.

+Bonnie Buchanan hey again, have you signed upto Veganuary for this coming January? theres currently 6000 people doing there best to go Vegan for 31 days.. join us :)

+Bonnie Buchanan Just go  vegan. You don't need baby steps. It is just food. There are many great vegan foods. Cold turkey is the way. If you can eat animals knowing how detrimental they are to human health and the horrors of what these animals suffer then you are a hands down ADDICT. I beat caffeine and nicotine and can tell you that cold turkey is the only way to beat an addiction.

That's awesome! Glad to hear it! :)

+Bonnie Buchanan I also only buy and eat eggs from a place where they have free roaming chickens. It's possible to see the hens and roosters any time I want, therefore I can be sure about how healthy and happy they are, and just how naturally they live. They basically roam around the whole day anywhere they want. It's a really a beautiful place.It's similar with fish: I seldolmy eat it, but I know a great place where they farm fish humanely, cure/smoke it and sell it for a fair price. There it's also possible to visit it anytime :)

Thank you for the reference. I have subscribed to his channel so I can watch the video later. I am currently working on a couple things right now. I will let you know in a bit. Again, thank you for your caring, educated and mature reply to my comment. :)

Let me know your thoughts on The Excuses Speech

+Bonnie Buchanan nah

+Kenny Zhang Thanks for making me laugh Kenny. Go troll someone else because after this I will no longer comment on your ignorant and childish remarks. Your opinion matters zero percent to me so move along sweetie...move along. :)

You really need to watch a video on youtube from Gary Yourofsky - The Excuses Speech the guy is a pure genius at explaining where eggs come from. Enjoy

Nah just want to see you cry

Looks like you do since you commented! :)

+Bonnie Buchanan Nobody cares

ikr :'(

nice farm

Never did a commenters name fit more. It IS entirely possible to cate about more than one issue at a time. Animal welfare benefits us all directly or indirectly. The problem with the world are the soulless people who don't care about the suffering of others, be they people or animals. If you can't bring yourself to care about the quality of farming or animal welfare, why tf did you click on the clip?

+Crafty Kitty Always free range :)

All the eggs you eat unless it's your own or cage free it come from one

+Crobular I  I applied this "method" of farming fifty years back, with fresh air and light but without the overcrowding and accumulated filth ; my chicken always kept their feathers.  It can be done, and the returns are positive at every level.

+Crobular I , it's called economies of scale. Death rates are factored into their profit equations. For example, 45% of all Canadian Dairy Cows die or are culled each and every year.

+Manditoe Mya I care about them. My bro and I love animals. Ever wondered who Vegetarian4136 is? He's my brother

Well, alright. You seem to know your stuff. :-)

+Twin One The protein is only for those that are still growing up? Well, looks like you have the whole bodybuilding industry fooled then, with their whey and muscles and stuff.The fatty oil doesn't feed cancer cells, but the casein can. In reality though, milk is a superfood. And I have no problem owning a happy and healthy family milk cow.

+zapthycat It is true that milk gives very good protein, but only to those that are still growing up. Once you reach adulthood, it is advisable that you do not drink milk, or at least cut down on milk, as the fatty oil from it feeds your cancer cells.

+zapthycat lol most vegans are not anorexic... I've seen plenty of meat eaters that are skinny... Go and check out Vegan Gains, and Gary Yourofsky...

+Johanan Micaiah You DO need to eat meat to be healthy. Have you seen vegans? They are skinny and boney and pathetic looking. Their skin is disgusting, as is their hair. Some meat in your diet is a very good thing.

+zapthycat plants and microbes don't have brains or a nervous system... Animals do, and also the death of plants and microbes for us is necessary to survive... YOU DO NOT NEED TO EAT MEAT TO BE HEALTHY, which makes it unnecessary cruelty

+Johanan Micaiah Everything dies. Right now you are killing billions of microbes in your digestive tract. You eat plants that are dead and dying. What's important is quality of life. I just rescued a calf yesterday that was destined to become veal. But now it gets to grow up in green fields and eat grass and breath clean air. Yes, it will become food for someone or something eventually. But until then, it has a happy life. That's what counts.

+zapthycat But your gonna kill them

+jason L It all depends on the farm. My chickens are far healthier than chickens in nature. So are my goats, my pigs, my ducks... and my children.

+zapthycat That's the problem, I've seen some pretty bad things from these home farms too. 

+zapthycat Your so ignorant, you do not need meat to thrive my god.... Go do some research, vegans are so much healthier than meat eaters

+Johanan Micaiah You can survive, but you can survive on mcdonalds too. That doesn't mean you are thriving. Humans need meat to thrive. Superfoods like milk too.

+zapthycat Your ignorant... How do you think vegans survive? You can protein from plants easily

+Johanan Micaiah Humans are omnivores. Humans need meat.

+Amelia Bee you still kill the poor cows for their meat that you don't even need.. The definition of animal abuse is the harming of animals for uses besides self defence or survival

+jason L The thing about little family farms is that there really aren't any closed doors. Wanna see inside my chicken coop? I promise you it's a far better life than wild chickens or factory chickens.

What does it do? At least you are aware of the suffering you allow to happen. That's a start.

+Amelia Bee you don't see what they do behind closed doors 

Sure does! I'm lucky to live where I do, because there is a HUGE local farm community. I can easily choose to only buy eggs from farms where they don't shove hens in cages, and only buy beef that's been pasture-raised and grass fed.

+Martin Spijker I agree with you Micheal looking to raise some birds myself just doing my business plan and selecting land and other stuff I am half way to 500,000 target. just today I found that I was accepted for a business grant. I would love to keep in touch with individuals such as yourself that name is Grant

That awkward moment when he says chickens are happy and healthy and he pulls out a hen with no feathers and that's a sign of stress and overall bad health lol

+Elizabeth Blaze about 50,000 a year of so and fuck the doctor shit you do not need to be a doctor to do her job correctly. This is cause this is a PR piece they are using to push their products

+HATE YOU i love u too

+Daniel Hegyi fuck off

+40intrek I can tell you that free-range isn't really free.

Sucks right? Chickens are so amazing they shouldn't be slaves

+My Green Gypsy you are right but if you look throughout human history we have one thing going for us. This is our collective stupidity. Thus far it has never failed us. This is why the industry is so resistant to positive changes

+watchgoose not on my projects this beak trimming is not nessary if you create ample space in and factory farmed housing I can maximize the amount of space for just a little more money I can tripple the space hens use. The fowls are very territorial. If you tripple the space plus sectioning off the areas you end up with very limited stress levels you also introduce the appropriate types of insects in the coop. I know this cause I started raising chickens at the age of 5 at eight I took over the goats. At the age of 9 it was my job to look after the goats chicken and the rabbits and our dogs. I learn quite a lot, reluctantly.Luckily for you all I am gonna change the world of chicken farming for the better

I plan to hatch my own birds after the first batch start off small by buying from local small scale breeders. This way I support the little people

+watchgoose not any farm I would support. My hens have not been debeaked.

+gnexus01    or molting.

+My Green Gypsy beaks are trimmed even on home farms to keep them from pecking at each other and doing damage.

+My Green Gypsy I agree with you Green Gypsy i am trying to figure out to eliminate the pecking 100%. I plan to raise some birds myself just doing my business plan and selecting land and other stuff I am half way to 500,000 target. just today I found that I was accepted for a business grant. I would love to keep in touch with individuals such as yourself that name is Grant

+gnexus01 Yes, and all of their beaks have been chopped off, too. It's disgusting.

I no right!

+Animal Lover 101 Parrolets are the smallest of the parrot family.....a fledgling is a baby bird, a Parrolet is a type of bird

+minhquang nguyen ummm... i just saw that at the bottom of the video it said love bird so...lol it a love bird

+minhquang nguyen if it was a parrotlet i think that means it is a baby parrot so probably no cuz babys can not have eggs

Is it parrotlet

i dont think this is a parakeet, but it is a beautiful bird

it's a love bird and they get hey and look like they eat to muck

+EVELYN HINDS she may be but know one knows