CHICKEN FARMING How to breed?- Serama Bantam the smallest chicken in the world.

Certainly! Raising bantam chickens can be rewarding, especially if you’re looking for a smaller-scale homesteading option. Here’s a quick guide on how to raise bantam chickens successfully:
1. Choose Bantam Breeds:
- Bantam chickens are smaller in size compared to standard breeds. They can be one-third to one-half the size of regular chickens.
-Consider true bantams (which have no full-sized counterpart) or miniaturized versions of standard breeds.
-Popular bantam breeds include Silkies, Cochins, Brahmas, Seabrights, and Mille Fluer d’Uccle.
2. Space Requirements:
-Bantams need less coop space than standard chickens. They require approximately one-third of the coop space inside.
-The run (outdoor area) can also be smaller for bantams.
Some bantam breeds, like Silkies, may need extra protection from the weather and should have a covered run.
3. Cold Tolerance:
-Bantams’ tolerance to cold weather varies by breed.
-Cochin Bantams generally do well in cold climates, while tiny Serama chickens might need additional warmth.
4. Egg Production:
-Despite their smaller size, bantams still lay delicious homegrown eggs.
-Some bantam breeds are broody and make excellent mothers.
5. Getting Started:
-You can find bantam chicks at commercial hatcheries or consider hatching bantam eggs in an incubator.
-Note that bantam eggs hatch in less time (around 18-19 days) compared to standard chicken eggs (21 days).
6. Care and Maintenance:
-Provide balanced nutrition through a well-rounded diet.
-Shelter your bantams to keep them dry, shaded, and safe from predators.
-Social interaction is essential; bantams enjoy companionship.
Remember, raising bantam chickens can be a delightful experience, especially if you have limited space or want friendly, egg-laying companions on your farm! 🐔🥚🌱
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[@rachellefrombrizzy9604]

I’m so happy that you chose to call your peacock, Victor! Salamat, Po!! I’m honoured 🙏❤️🦚

[@DextersWorld]

My pleasure 😊 salamat din Rachel.

[@rachellefrombrizzy9604]

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[@estherukaobasi7556]

Great Dexter. You are a very good Great Farmer who loves diversity on your farm.❤👍✌️👌💪💜💕💘💗💖🐓🐔

[@godmessage3128]

Wow, peacock is looking good, Victor for victory! Nice to hear that you will be opening to public, I would love to visit your farm when I go home for good. Will be nice if I can buy love birds, betta fish, but you don't have small turtles he he. God bless the works of your hands. Favor and blessings be upon you ❤️😊❤️😇❤️🙏

[@DextersWorld]

Sounds great!

[@approofarm]

Really love watching your videos!

[@ednaredon143]

Eve sir keep safe more power godbless

[@anthonylezama-cx9hf]

Very interesting breed of chicken.

[@michaela-be4le]

May you all be blessed every day Dex 🙏🏻

[@teresaburnette3778]

Thanks for the video . I love chickens but I am highly allergic to chicken feathers. I can't breathe around feathers, so it's nice to be able to watch them.❤

[@adrianperez-if9gr]

Hello good idea tour that the business and people wil be enjoy that beautiful farm thank you Dexter world

[@boycharoot]

Informative

[@ianharbjorn]

Wow, Hello Mr. Victor! To more additional farm animals po Sir Dex. Happy Sunday Dexterians!

[@itscaloy9571]

Muscovy duck update and tips for rainy season please

[@tkbettas1890]

Bantam chickens, interesting.... Maybe I'll give it a try

[@ezekielojo]

Amen in Jesus mighty name, Congratulations Sir more grace in Jesus mighty name Amen.

[@ramzenramzen458]

Good

[@BEIGEE-100_zondi]

i ❤the little fight

[@HunzaExoticHensFarm]

Sir I see you have mixed every breed there. Can you tell us how.many mix breeds or inter breeds you have got there

[@Pets11120]

At last sir, you have decided a name!!!

[@santoshnepal1554]

Bantam chicken self hatch or need incubator sir from Nepal thank you

[@leoleo5449]

Nice. How can I have the eggs?

[@Mars_Life15]

Hi Dexter. Can I ask what Island you are on? I am coming to Philippines October.

[@DextersWorld]

Zamboanga City Mindanao, island

[@aprilgopidolstvwonder6076]

Bro, good evening...bout the bantam chickens..if they need to be dewormed once or twice a month for them to be healthy,how bout the hen, especially when they start laying egg, won't it affects the reproduction process?. thanks for the answer. God bless you All.😊

[@DextersWorld]

it will not affect bro per my experience.

[@aprilgopidolstvwonder6076]

@@DextersWorld nice to hear that bro,n for others too.

[@HoaNguyen-or9of]

Im nick bye chicken

[@malikmomodu8544]

That chicken are very many here in south west Nigeria, Not more than 4 dollars for a mature ones

[@wadesfarmstead]

Bantam chickens are a lot cheaper in the United States

[@dianblowup]

I want to be like him but none of my videos are good, I hope good people will support me❤❤

[@grantgabrieltollo9866]

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[@chesterdavemontes9907]

Tagal ko nang follower nitu. Wala pa ni isang crop o livestock na cinulture ang nagsuccess.

[@DextersWorld]

Meron bro di mo lang napanood

[@HoaNguyen-or9of]

Wer you ?

[@roudalphshamlalllshmael2104]

I am enjoying ur farm i to contact u