Wow, I am surprised that it is okay to offer it uncooked. I had mixed Masa harina with it and made "jonny" cakes, also called hocakes cooked in a frying pan. That ismuch easier and we will definitely do this.

Super cute..thanks❤

HE IS PRECIOUS!!! My stove just died and I only have a small toaster oven for the holidays now. I'm thinking of making three small ones for my grown kids and I. So precious 💕 Happy Holidays GOBBLE GOBBLE 🤣🤗😘🌹💝

This potholder is SO cute…I can hardly wait to make some!!! Thank you for providing the template pattern as a gift to all of us, too. 🥰

Thank you for sharing this ADORABLE chicken pot holder! 😊❤

Thank you from Michigan. We order and pick up all our meat birds, turkeys and layers from you and couldn't be happier. Love our beautiful flock This was a fantastic bonus tutorial.

Very cute. ❤️🦃❤👍👍👍👍👍👍

Can I have goslings shipped overseas?

New subscriber. I love it!! Thank you

Nice, and very cute! Thanks💖😄

Too cute! QUESTION:So the inner curve of the wings are not stitched down? Thanks for the great tute! 😊

This is too cute can't wait to try it. Do you have a rooster version? I love roosters.

Please thanks for the education...do meyer hatchery distribute guinea keets especially the different varieties nation wide..cause i live in Ghana and would love to have some delivered to me

Adorable! Thanks for sharing it! 🐣

This is so crafty, fun, cute, and creative! Loving thus so much!!! Will have to try and make someday. 😊❤

Too cute! I'm so glad we found and ordered from you! You are so fun and informative!

So cute! Thanks, Jess!

Very cute!

weve done it, got ducks and goose lying eggs together in there

Wha a wonderful video! all kinds of good ideas to pick and choose from! I hope to make a few "balls of snacks" for my birds using peanut butter and mixed bird seed - and other things to keep them active and give them nibbles through the day. They love their cracked corn, but other treats are appreaciated if only because they don't get them as often. And keeping them dry is so very important! Once I changed up my roosts to be larger, so they could keep their toes warm, I stopped them from having toe loss to frostbite! Such a small change, but it made a huge difference!

I received 3 chocolate Orpington that I ordered from you guys along with 12 buff Orpington females. 😊 I’m So excited to see them grow . Thanks

Thinking of acquiring a Couple of Guinea Fowls. Have learned a lot from your video. Thank you for the info.

Hi! Love Meyer! ❤ So, I have a few questions- I'm thinking of getting some day old chicks in early spring since my gals are getting old/flock is dwindling but I've surfed your site and am in sticker shock😂 I know Covid and all these bird flu cases drives your costs up, so, I'm wondering do you still do your random in store bargain bin chicks? And if you come on a Mon (or is it Tues?) or Thurs is there a better opportunity to pick up day olds? The bin chicks are just customer guesses, or do you label which breeds are in the bins? Do you sex/guarantee those bargain bin chicks? And, can they be vaccinated if I want to pay the extra fee? Also, it's probably NOT a good idea to get a lil roo chick when you still have a rooster with your flock, huh? I have a bunch of hens that go broody, though over the years, they've slowed down-if they had strong maternal instinct, would they pick up with day olds? I was thinking that maybe I pull my sweetest broody (I have a buff orp, cochins, Dominiques, barred rock, partridge rock that have all tried to hatch clutches. The buff orp was always the most serious and took weeks to get her to snap out of it) and keep her inside with new babies until they feather/it warms up, BUT, my barred rock roo is the rooster from hell!! He takes his job way too seriously, so I just don't even know if I can expand the flock, even if I splurged and got pullets. I'd hate to wait until my entire flock is gone, plus I know MANY ppl integrate new with old easily-it can be done. I want egg layers, and while I truly have favorite breeds I'd love to add, it's more about saving money for me, and adding hearty birds that can deal with Ohio heat and cold, as well as be happy in a pasture situation in an enclosed garden about 50'x50' and with weight and coloring that helps defend against predators, not attracts. I don't want loud or unhappy hens. My flock is 5 and started with 13 chicks-only lost one at 13 weeks to a fox. The rest are smart, well camouflaged, weighty and hide well, relying on their rooster. Main predators are hawks and owls I do want to add a roo with the new group if possible, a friendlier, bigger guy like maybe a Brahma or a Faverolle, even a Cochin but I can't have attacks from my 5 yr old roo. I wish I was capable of adding him to the stew pot, but I just can't😢 Should I give up on the idea of a roo until he dies? I could hatch out my own eggs, but I'm not capable of culling any young roos that develop, and with my luck, I'd probably get more roos than hens Thanks in advance- I just can't believe how the prices have shot up to 5-6x what they were during the pandemic. Your company and chickens are top notch so I only want to support your hatchery, which is why I'm starting to plan now for 4 months from now!! It's a shame I'm too wimpy to just hatch my own eggs😂😢

Great idea! I’ll definitely be making these. I wonder if I could add a bit of food coloring to the melted beeswax to give them some color?? 🤔

Please help. I froze many dozens of eggs in Feb and march. It is now November and I am having trouble with them. The ones that I just cracked an egg and put it in a cupcake mold and frozen. I was hoping to use for holiday baking but when thawed out the yokes don't melt, they just remain a firm ball like a hard boiled egg. I tried to cook directly in a pan as you said and the whites melted and the yokes stay a firm ball.

I don't have any cuddle chickens or lap birds right now. Even my cuddle geese are teenagers and "Too big for snuggles". I guess we all have teenage times. lol This is a great idea, though, and one I will keep in mind for later, when I have a lap bird. How fun! Thank you for the wonderful craft idea and the reminder. Foot health is really important for everyone and we forget how quickly a small wound can get out of hand.

How do they protect chicken health from catching diseases?

I have found that Hemp is the best bedding for the deep litter method. With good ventilation and daily turning there is virtually no odor.

I have a Snaplock Coop from the USA and it is made of only a few parts which can be deassembled for cleaning and afterwards reassembled again. It will only take me about an hour to completely clean it (deassemble and reassemble). Still, I use the Omlet doors for my stone coops and I will use the Omlet door for the Snaplock Coop as well, once I have the money to buy another door. I also love the Omlet Walk-In run. At the moment I have a metal framed and completely wired plant tunnel which is 6m x 3m.

What a neet idea.

Are the colder eggs placed in the fridge or can they still be left out on the counter?

Where is this at???!

How wonderful! I wish I could drop by for a visit! It looks so much fun!

Oh my….!!!

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Since they cannot preen/clean bugs, what do u suggest?

I had to do this with a whole batch that came in and is having trouble, almost 25% are very weak. Already lost 4 and hope to save most of them... The egg yolk seems to be helping a lot since a few that where really weak this morning are still there, I had to offer it to them one at a time... I am also offering them filtered water with molases and the stronger ones seem to be responding well to it. I have a thermometer just like the one in the video and temperature is as she describes. I am caring for them around the clock till they all get strong, thank you for sharing this knowledge. 🙏

I love coop tours!

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All of my chickens are Meyers and I love them all! Love the guinea chatter in the background- I'm planning to buy some this spring...😊

Someone commented that adding the water increases the whisk of mold. And the author says store it for three days in the refrigerator? I’ve seen other versions that do not use water and they use a little bit more of the acidic part whether vinegar or lemon juice. It keeps longer then. Personally I want it to keep for one week in the fridge so I prefer 2-3 teaspoons of vinegar or lemon juice, a little bit more of the oil and no water. Plus, add some Dijon mustard or mustard of your choice so you’re getting some turmeric for anti-inflammatory effect , and a little bit more vinegar in the mustard which will help preserve

I've raised geese they're fun to work with I'm looking to raise some

My Chinese goose is my favorite bird, even though it attacks everything that looks at it the wrong way, and even the right way, including me

Giving the signature whites a shot for my kids 4h project next summer. Just ordered 10 for March delivery.