My 3-Acre Free-Range Poultry Farm for HEALTHY EGGS and Meat

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[@FarmUp]

Glad to have you all here

[@clementsiamaganta6702]

Thanks

[@rachelwangui7149]

@farm up kindly can I buy layer chicks am in Kenya, its the second time am asking with no response.

[@ham_free]

​@@rachelwangui7149why don't you try the what's app number

[@Akoba23benin]

Guinea fowl doesn't give more than 20% hatching rate. It's why they're expensive delicacy in West Africa. Rare to breed naturally, if you want results you have to take at least 50% of the eggs in the incubator.

[@Akoba23benin]

For the ponds you need purification plants and oxygenators, the birds poop will increase algae with bad consequences, exceptionally if you don't have enough fry to eat the phytoplankton.

[@cozyrelaxing1455]

dr i have been following you from the start of your journey at your fathers place. man what you have achieved in that short time was inconceivable at the start. this has just inspired me to start however small it iis

[@pvm1285]

Your chicken farm looks spacious and airy, the chickens look colorful and healthy.

[@Busingeqaulitymixedfarm]

Hey Dr The brooding place for the geese is not warm enough try making a brooding box out of dry timber and put it on ash not on plain soil course soil gets cold fast that way the geese will be able to keep the warmth even when it rains or when it’s to cold and you will hatch more eggs

[@pharcelle1]

Full of admiration for your exceptional efforts please continue to spread your blessing across the land😊

[@shaneangeles3160]

Watching from LA midnight. Thank you for sharing.❤

[@kwamelion270]

Thanks for sharing your experience and love. Inspirational and very clear cut videos. All the time you've given to your project has really paid off and it's such an inspiration for those off us who watches your video each time. Worth emulating for those who has the starting capacity. Well done.

[@okunlolaabolarinwa6039]

Free range is the best for starters, who has no enough funds, thanks for the encouragement.

[@floraato3961]

I learn new things everyday. Thank you Dr Daniel for these great ideas.

[@cissyalinga]

Wow this is really not stressful the birds are really doing well.

[@theeastafrica3133]

Where is your farm located

[@ericbeatsug2569]

you inspired me already now preparing to start. Thanks my brother and i hope if possible to get more closer to you for more experience. keep up

[@kiromefred8225]

Nice life at the farm love it so much long live farm up

[@akampuriramartin1949]

Africa is beautiful, with Gold everywhere, thank you

[@yemilifabrice]

I love this method, this is part of regenerative agriculture. Well done sir

[@user-em8pb1ql3z]

God bless you son you made now every thing is going create iàm so so proud of you more strength dear

[@vivianeetukudo532]

Dr Daniel kudos for a work, i intend to open a farm. You inspired me so much, Thanks a lot❤❤

[@henrydembe9309]

Hi, dr. Daniel that redish stuff on the water surface sometimes it's pollen grains from trees around if you've gat flowering trees around the ponds or dust from the bushes

[@ndurimma1898]

You can also change the hens to purely African indigenous breeds for more natural and healthy eggs and meat. Kudos Doc.

[@akologokarim1733]

Give the guinea fowl eggs to the brooding hens to hatch guinea chicks for you naturally.

[@ril-farmuganda]

You're so awesome Dr. Daniel, thanks for sharing I am planning to fence off my 3/4 an acre piece of land to do free range hope it works out for me

[@FarmUp]

It will

[@ril-farmuganda]

@@FarmUp Thanks I have had a dream for a farm since 2015 , afternoon school and been following your videos from the time you were breeding the black soldier flies your really inspiring. Slowly been chasing my dream acquiring some land and even acquired an incubator machine with 538 egg capacity.

[@patrickshabani8638]

​@@FarmUphey bro, I need your help, I have kroiler chiken but they are big now and not laying eggs what is wrong? They weight 2.5kgs now

[@kirabogloria2187]

​@@patrickshabani8638may be da food u are feeding them is for brailers or they are brailers that's why they are heavy...ready to be sold for meat

[@nombalingcobo1780]

Doc as always, GREAT VIDEO!! Informative and your energy is very exciting, thank you and MO FIRE TO YOU!!! How do you deter snakes, generally in your projects?

[@arondagibs2576]

You inspire me to do farming

[@oluyemisidaji1109]

You're doing really great, Doc. May I suggest that you get some muscovy ducks. They're good at hatching guinea fowl eggs and very good mothers too...they will raise the keats nicely!!! Good luck

[@prospergoza3328]

You can use brooding hens to hatch the Guinea fowl eggs, that way the chicks get a more caring mother compared to their own real parent, as well the stock you get this way is less likely to bully chickens that much (they can actually kill chickens)

[@farwoodfarm9296]

Yes! I do the same thing with my Runner ducks. Its funny to watch the hems freak out as the ducks start swimming in the pond :)

[@chrispintembo2420]

1:14 ❤ I love this! So beautiful!!!

[@mangeraalbert7982]

I have no words, my best shows

[@SamuelSakyi-cp2rs]

Thank you for helping me out

[@leighann7360]

Wow! Love your farm animals. Hope to see more farm tour. 😊

[@SimpleBs-y5b]

Dr. Dan guinea hens are not good mothers, so if u want to multiply the guinea fowls in numbers collect their eggs and give it local bird in brooding stage, for local hens they are good mothers they can cater for anything as long as they hatch it by themselves.

[@user-of5zp1sc8x]

I really LOVE what you're doing... From NIGERIA

[@Simwanzahaggai]

Thanks for the rich lessons

[@user-dj8ql6bl2e]

😂you are a wounderful farmer, l wish l watch you physically,bravo my brother.

[@collypoet]

Nice work Doc. ❤

[@clivevlogstakunda2499]

My bro you inspire me too me 😎 well done, I love poultry

[@sundayboss3062]

Divide your pen into 2 or three pens fence them and move the chickens. In one pen and let the grass grow as chicken love fresh grass shoots.

[@VirginiaMatjila-nc7eu]

Hello its looks good

[@timthegreatone]

I'm inspired

[@nickkeiter2000]

This layers look Soo healthy

[@DoodOverThere]

Great video! How do you avoid predatory birds and other animals from taking your chickens?

[@muhammadzuezz9681]

Wow 400acres! You are an inspiration. I wonder what are the advantages of natural hatching over the artificial incubation?

[@user-nr9sf2wm4u]

I am from Nagpur Maharashtra India thanks.

[@zeindaws6643]

Whuuuzaa it's really amazing bro u did it right mr u really inspire me

[@crisejjo]

Hello thanks for the good work done

[@user-ij5lc1kw8r]

Impressive. greetings from Holland.

[@muhammedwakif6216]

Birds are not in jailed they enjoy to be free ❤

[@raynique_exquisite]

Guineafowls hardly hatch their eggs. in northern Nigeria, we add the eggs to a local chicken that is laying her own eggs and she hatch the eggs. Sometimes her own eggs are taken when she lay them, so she naturally hatch the eggs of the Guineafowls

[@KevallaFarm]

Thanks Dr for information

[@pauzamsiska3605]

Admirable 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@maadsabpoultryfarm]

Super जानकारी है

[@tolaolotin4764]

Dr. Daniel, well done. Please how do you keep your free range poultry from hawks?

[@user-lp9gc5sc8i]

Please God morning to you

[@AsandileBulana]

Thanks man it's good

[@rukundoflorence2714]

Wow wow Dr 👏👏👏

[@dilankamadhushan9080]

Good

[@anechorobert1769]

Great work.

[@lugzitho]

Beautiful farm bro...and the magic is happening. God bless! How many birds do you have in total?

[@chrispinmubanga9856]

Learning from Zambia

[@ladanacrawford]

Good morning very good I need some of them in Jamaica sorry I am so far away

[@jamesraphael8473]

Wow this is satisfying. Is the pond a natural one or you created it yourself?

[@FarmUp]

It was initially dug as a dam to keep water for cattle

[@jamesraphael8473]

@@FarmUp wow nice,

[@INVESTIRENAFRIQUE1]

Great. Well done

[@josephinekrangar9911]

This is amazing 👏🏽

[@MwanaishaHemed-xi6rj]

Good job 👍

[@ilebereaberuokalebo4188]

Am also planning to start mine in 3 hectares but still looking for land in our village

[@kezzietsvande5844]

🎉🎉Farm up my tutor❤❤🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@Familygarden88]

Very nice work

[@kekiplus1andonly]

Wonderful😊

[@mirembebrendah2641]

Saw you somedays back at nsumika wanted to shout your name but my boda was way fast can I get 20 farm up chicks from nsumika don't have mob space but I have to start anyway I can . Thank you for allowing me a star struck moment for the first time in my life though you didn't know about it

[@Censorship-world]

Dr Daniel ❤

[@francisrosenberg943]

I'll set up a farm like that one too.🎉🎉🎉

[@nafisaumar4647]

God when so satisfied watching

[@rejoice.greatgracetv.7500]

Your farm is so amazing. 👍👍👍

[@jackngunga4325]

U mean i can keep layers in a free-range system? Thats my question!please advise on that?

[@nickkeiter2000]

This is beautiful

[@jdawg87321]

Why not get roll out boxes ? Just curious on such a large scale operation??

[@faithwangari4130]

How do you keep them away from preditors like crows?

[@dilipkumars6556]

U should try muscovy duck farm

[@davidlwere6809]

Respect Bro..

[@mubizz80]

Dr. Daniel, you are no longer motivating the youth. Your rate of growth in just three years is out of this world. While the rest of the world is still nursing the aftermath of covid 19, you have skyrocketed from a small capital poultry farm to now a corporation. In fact, you are not even motivating a government but rather International corporations. I doubt if anyone is moving at such a spontaneous speed. Congratulations.

[@ObiesieNigeria]

How do the chickens deal with rain?

[@fairuzkasekende44]

I like everything here

[@user-it6gf7nb9l]

Very beautiful

[@nchimunyanyanga2660]

What is better feeding my birds at once or dividing the feed and giving them twice?

[@walungamaandrewkiyingi3780]

Dr I noticed u use boards for laying cabins .aren't they expensive? Won't it be cheaper and more cost effective to use the common wood shelf-like cuttings ..the kind that was used to make desks and construction stands ? ...

[@biikolo100]

Beautiful

[@onosgt8809]

just a question ,wont the birds fly away ?

[@caresc307]

Hi Dr Daniel, how do you control and prevent cross contamination between the two farms,

[@FarmUp]

Mainly distance and different staff

[@Amutallah]

Fantastic

[@walungamaandrewkiyingi3780]

Do some birds spend the night on the tree trunks ?

[@butterflyqueen9792]

If there’s any available land next to your farm, I’d love to be your neighbor

[@mohammedobeid7643]

Nice video

[@wamundilawamundila6088]

Hey Doc. Daniel kindly educate me, how to you tell if an egg is fertilized in case you want to incubate.

[@abdihakinahmedhassanwarfaa333]

Chicken has many enemies including snakes 🐍 how do protect them during free range

[@wosphipsong9824]

Am love wiz white bdz, thx Dr

[@oumaeddy]

kindly do also a video of how you are preparing chicken feed an the machines also please. am your fun from kenya

[@FarmUp]

Sure

[@Allinone-wh6kq]

So lovely ❤❤

[@Delahoia]

lovely

[@sitalimwiingahamatuli2024]

Hi Doc @FarmUp. How do you keep snakes away?

[@sitalimwiingahamatuli2024]

...and what do you feed your layers?

[@lakatownboykatoi]

This is wow

[@Oxford4576]

Oooh lord my dream.

[@michealminjo2561]

Hi Dr Danniel I will like to book some where can I get you from