Chicken-Powered Gardens: 14 Ways Chickens Enrich Your Backyard and The Environment
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Welcome back to The Happy Chicken Coop! In this video, we're going to delve into the green side of raising backyard chickens. You might be raising them for their delicious eggs, but did you know that chickens can also play a pivotal role in benefiting your garden and the environment?
We're going to unveil 14 environmental and garden benefits of backyard chickens that may surprise you. From improving the health of your soil to reducing food waste, these fluffy friends contribute more than you can imagine. So, if you've been considering adding some feathery friends to your family or want to learn more about their surprising benefits, this video is for you!
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JUST GOT MY FIRST CHICKENS. NINE LOVELY LADIES!
Hoe has it been?
nice sharing your knowledge, experience and expertise
You are going to end up being the reason I get more chookies ! Each video is another reason to expand the flock ! Not that I mind ......
Never ever ever had a chicken eat a poison plant.
Chickens can eat bell peppers, yes! Chickens can eat unripened tomatoes, yes! What they cannot eat are the leaves, stems, and the flowers. Tomatoes and bell peppers are very very awesome, for chickens indeed!
Important one… chickens cannot eat apple seeds!
Pemanfaatan lahan dengan beternak banyak sekali manfaatnya seberpa banyak ayam yang dipelihars❓
Great video ❤❤
Would chickens be good to clear out poison ivy from my woods? I was weed whacking and apparently caught myself some poison ivy. Can i send the chickens in instead?
Goats are really great for that task. They will also take down any other undergrowth.
Also poisones for chicknes so they wont eat it
Goats love poison ivy
Might be good for your garden but they wreak havoc on your lawn constantly scratching and pecking at it
Plant some fruit trees where they tear your lawn up!
Where do you get the chicken was domesticated 9000 yrs ago. You have a source on that. Better be on a cave wall.