Using Chickens to Enrich the Garden

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¡Gracias!
Comment from : Gilberto Osorio

I love your content I was wondering why you said the 90/120 rule was a bit of an odd rule It's a required rule for food safety if you're certified but I'm wondering if you are referring to it being odd because it's not entirely necessary? I'm new to gardening so I'm genuinely curious and am looking for clarity And maybe I'm reading too much into what you said I'm new so I don't know, heh Thank you!!
Comment from : Bon Toman

Can you share how you grow potatoes within your system? Is there any way to be less invasive with the soil when growing these deep root crops?
Comment from : Derek Oger

No we are not going to tell you We have given up on that battlebrBy the way it's only 60 seconds
Comment from : Jeshurun Farm

Chicken rulesbrRespect from Africa 🇿🇦
Comment from : Jeshurun Farm

The Balfour method of raising layers; hen house attached to rotating compost piles that you toss scraps and a bit of scratch to encourage them Every so often, move them to the next pile No garden damage and great eggs And great compost That Lady Balfour must have been a great lot of fun! Someone should make a movie about her
Comment from : Jonathan Jochem

I must be awesome bc I'm following!!
Comment from : Jill Humphrys

Thanks
Comment from : Orionchz

Thanks!
Comment from : Mary Had A Little Farm

90/120 rule is EXACTLY the information I have been researching for the last year I have chickens and ducks and put the bedding directly from the coops (as mulch and feeding the soil) onto my gardens I wanted to be certain how long was a safe time til harvest It works well and I do not have to do a big formal compost pile/system which is quite a bit of manual work I know it can potentially Ron nitrogen but not so much if put on top of the soil It eventually composts in place So THANKS!
Comment from : Mary Had A Little Farm

Thanks for the video Is the any information regarding safety and chickens in the garden if it’s not a commercial farm? I like to let my chickens out most of the year but I’m working with more of an orchard space but I plan to have some veggies such as corn and squash in a shared space
Comment from : Rebekah Laflin

A friend of mine has Cochin chickens She works hard to keep her garden weeded the first month but after that, she lets her hens into the garden for BRIEF periods to eat any new germinating weeds How long is brief? Watch them As soon as the start picking at the garden plants, they have likely eaten most of the weed sprouts Time to move the girls out!
Comment from : Ginny Badger

I want to use a chicken tractor and will use a electric fence but am afraid of preditor birds while I'm away at work Any suggestions?
Comment from : Roger Beck

What about ginea fowl?
Comment from : Kelly Slater

@2:08 You're harvesting beets right? Can we do a recap on Beets and the whole growing cycle? I just love beets!
Comment from : Prewitt Homestead

YES! I honestly think chickens have such a job in the garden I dont do a compost heap anymore my chickens with always have everything and will dig through it!
Comment from : That British Homestead