Handing Up To Locals

In helping others, one of the more difficult things to do is to have the trainee be receptive of the information being given.
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[@PropagandaFacts]

He seems a solid, secure man. Very likeable.

[@janonthelam3418]

Thanks for travelling to interview this industrious couple. It will be fascinating to follow up in a years time.

[@qadventures]

I have every intention to

[@cheoleon856]

Very educational on learning the chicken farming process. Best success on the new business. The way i view it everyone loves their chicken and eggs !

[@qadventures]

Amen

[@jimbo8888]

Great video Derek. I have always liked Jay. He is definitely no show off but you can see he is a smart man. Well done to him. Truly amazing what he is doing.

[@qadventures]

A lot to like with this man

[@Ashtonsironhorse]

Love the hand up. Not the hand out. Thinking with long term sustainability. 👍😎👍

[@tedmitchell226]

Free Range chickens are more work but the chickens eat the bugs and other incests, here I see chicken breasts that are HUGE because of the Hormones they are given. Nice seeing you Derek and Ai

[@qadventures]

Dark meat is in higher demand than white in Asia

[@racerx428]

Hat's off to Jay in starting a business and to Derek in documenting the situation. That's great that he can help his gf and her family sustain some sort of income from the business. Great job and kudos to you guys 👍. I've been to Baytanyan Island with my gf but was in the tourist areas, I like the island.🙂

[@charlesetienne6037]

Great man this is my kind of thinking.

[@josephkumnick7696]

Nice on you Jay! Hi Derek & Ai.

[@qadventures]

Hey hey, Joe!!!

[@Victoria-ov3ge]

Win win for many, nice little business earner👏👏 Nice video😊

[@nikkipage9284]

Love the house and location!

[@Life_with_Derek]

Just watched this one too... it seems Jay has no limits to his goodness. Thank-you Derek for making the special effort to travel there. Definitely worth it ♡

[@qadventures]

💯

[@jasonhedley9435]

Good on you Jay for doing the right thing for your asawa, you give more you receive more in most cases lol

[@5252525219]

Well, I’m impressed what a cool small business

[@arcusmike2614]

Man in the blue shirts my idol now, when I visit the Philippines for the first time I’m gonna see what I can help them contribute too, then on my second visit imma execute, thank you both for the motivation.

[@qadventures]

Thank you for confirming for me that my channel made a positive impact

[@electromata]

CAESAR ✋🏻 HIM SELF LOVE ❤ YOUR WORK FOR THE PEOPLE'S OF THE PHILIPPINES.

[@RichLee2088]

The Philippines people would have more business if they had the capital to start businesses, I don’t have a problem giving capital as it comes back without my labor involved

[@paulk8444]

Such is the Beauty of the Philippines how Jay & Lorena made an Opportunity out of nothing making it into a muti-faceted business that has so much expansion and possibilities from selling eggs, to fertilizer from the poop to even having free range "Native" organic Chicken as one small investment and idea can Blossom into a Business Enterprise that can not only sustain his Filipina but also effect and entire family. Soon Jay's Chickens (J&L inc) will be a growing going concern feeding other families and maybe even restaurants. Soon he can expand into pigs and hogs or his idea of 400 chicken quadruples the business. So if they are making 500-600 peso a day then 4 times that is $200 to $2400 day equals $60-$72K a month is $720K to $864K a year which is which could easily support several families in middle class lifestyle. That something out of nothing is pretty big.

[@T0mThompson]

Please have a look in the chickens feet. With the wire on the bottom of the cage the feet will get hurt over time. Awesome guy, awesome ideas and I also like the way he thinks. Big inspiration

[@qadventures]

Thanks for the tip!

[@tampapropertygirl3422]

@@qadventures I'm concerned about the quality of life of the chickens. They can't be comfortable standing on an incline and feet always on wire, without room to roam or walk freely. They need to be happy, not stressed

[@qadventures]

@tampapropertygirl3422 I completely understand from a western perspective of animal care. However, I am not in a position to articulate such concerns to locals who have function this way for many years, it's a culture. I am ignorant of the process myself and only telling a story

[@goatman3828]

​@qadventures you can use a much tighter hardware cloth (the wire cage) on the floors. A 1/4" hardware cloth will still allow the matures to pass through without damaging the chicken's feet. I can not tell if that is how the cages are built. Appears to be 1/2" for the sides.

[@obadiahphoenix429]

very clever guy 🤔

[@kiwimcozzie5431]

GREAT video Dereck

[@Chickenlegs836]

Hi 👋 PRINCESS AI & BUDHA D! Missed you in LA brother:((. Hope your visit was 👍. Nice story with Jay👍. It’s very simple successful business in which the family can make some $$$. So many of my friends locked up :((BOK BOK:))Blessings 🙏🌺🌼🌸

[@Victoria-ov3ge]

Ash from burning wood and or charcoal ash ( not hot of course🤭😂) spread around ground is said to be good to deter mites and fleas 👍… in fact chickens will bathe in dry baths of it… true fact, can be checked online if unsure 😊

[@qadventures]

I believe it 100%

[@jasond9401]

You need to be sure that you are over there to guide them in creating the business because if you just send money over there there will never be a business. You've got to be there to make the business happen.

[@qadventures]

Jay did that for the last few months. A great job at it.

[@goatman3828]

Egg production will increase with more light. It is quite dim in the chicken house. If there is a way to increase light without increasing heat it would increase production. Even something as simple as replacing every 4th or 5th roof panel with clear polycarbonate while keeping the others with the thatch should do it. Aðing a mealworm farm is easy to do, increases protein in the chicken's diet cutting feed costs. Also, have some way to allow chickens to eat a calcium sourse. Oyster shells are often used here. It helps replace all the calcium used in the making of the shell. It also provides grit to help with digestion. Chickens don't have a regular stomach. The eas small stones to frind their food in the gizzard. Without these stones, or a ground calcium supplement they will not get full use of their feed. Hope these tips can help.👍

[@qadventures]

Wow!!! I'll pass on the information

[@TheBigBananaaa]

👍✅🐣✅👍

[@c.a.sreacts]

oh i rememeber this guy he was in some of your earlier videos

[@qadventures]

Yeah, and he barely just left back to the states

[@c.a.sreacts]

damn dubai be paying cheap im from jamaica a third world country and make way more than that a month

[@qadventures]

Yes. The Filipinos are exploited in those countries. Even the men, they work in crazy work environment in Kuwait, Jordan, Dubai, etc

[@c.a.sreacts]

@@qadventures damn thats crazy

[@charlesweatherly3586]

I like what you said near the end of the Video of dirty deeds being done by many, it's Exploitative without the source of the content benefitting in any way and that is wrong. So if you earn in any way by filming life and other happenings there find a way to give back to the Community, it's the decent thing to do.

[@qadventures]

💯

[@markhetherington6964]

@Q Adventures. What you think Derek next business adventure? Haha.. Chickens make money lol..😂😂

[@qadventures]

Nah. I am not a farmer. If anything, I would do it for self consumption and hobby

[@markhetherington6964]

@@qadventures haha would probably be a nice we hobbie,coz you could make money selling eggs 🥚 haha..

[@kyleesteban467]

When government gets involved You stop work for Yourself. Costs end up being spent on government regulations. You start working for them. The expenses are nickel and dimed and profits are lost. You end up losing Your Sovereignty (supreme power or authority).

[@qadventures]

That holds true everywhere

[@c.a.sreacts]

nice

[@FritzBerlin]

The suffering of chickens in wire cages that are far too small does not justify a permanent discussion about the profitable business. The truth remains that it produces bad karma because it goes against nature.

[@goatman3828]

You should see how they treat their dogs. These chickens are living in paradise compared to the pups. And those cages are actually roomier than what the egg farms in the USA use. Some don't allow a chicken to stand up.

[@qadventures]

I completely understand your concern and the evolution of viewpoints on animal well-being. Animals in these regions are food. To have similar practices like the west requires much more finances and resources that they don't have

[@goatman3828]

@@qadventures No, those chickens have a huge amount of room compared to what an egg layer production looks like in America. Or pig production. Or cow production. American food production is one of the most inhumane in the world. We just like to PRETEND we are better.

[@FritzBerlin]

@@goatman3828 The good laws from Buddhas Teaching make no difference between dogs and chickens, and no difference of any country. It is universal,

[@goatman3828]

@@FritzBerlin Most of the world eats beef. Not in India. Your religion does not make a difference to people of other religions. And there is PLENTY of animal abuse in Buddhist areas. Some people are just cruel. Religion does not change that.

[@SandmanFromNJ]

I need multiple cases of 100 eggs please. Lol

[@qadventures]

You back home? Or still in Manila?

[@SandmanFromNJ]

@@qadventures I am back home bro. I will be back though next year. I only said that I needed 100 eggs from there because inflation continues to rise here. I was joking 😁

[@ekcoylejr]

You stole my idea. : ] Dirt cheap startups.

[@qadventures]

Still room. Eggs are high consumption demands here

[@5252525219]

I love what they’re doing, but dang man answer a question directly. It takes like five minutes to get around to the question if he does it all 😂 no worries I’m just being funny

[@qadventures]

🤣😅

[@Usefullinformationphilippines]

You left out the cost of food, which will eat up most if not all of your profit. Chickens are considered commercially viable for 72 months or about a year and a half, and then their egg laying drops below the level that supports the food cost. At that time you can sell the chickens for food, but almost everyone wants the chickens processed before they will buy it. All in all, it’s just giving someone something to do because it will be equivalent to you handing them money. Raising pigs is approximately the same thing you put in all of that time and effort and you can only earn around $200 per pig for months of work and if one dies you’ll end up losing money. Farming in the Philippines is a hobby, not a job.

[@qadventures]

Good point

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

Ask a farmer how to make a million dollars. Start with 2 million and you may have a million left after 1 year. LOL. Good on you for putting the family in business. Most of the eggs here in Cebu City come from Bantayan Island. I have had a couple of girls approach me with business ideas over the years and I always ask for a business plan breaking down all expenses and income potential, marketing plan, etc. I have never received a business plan. A Filipina carer for a friend had 3 businesses, Sari-sari and bakery, and closing all because of losses. There is potential to make money but one needs to understand the business and competition.

[@vinnie1711]

Farming in the Philippines can be sustainable as a homestead, but to be commercially viable is unrealistic on a farm.

[@kingofkings9]

You’re bad in math, very very bad in math. I think you meant 72 weeks not months😂

[@Usefullinformationphilippines]

@@kingofkings9 you are correct, my mistake

[@JustMeLive]

Four foot jungle ninjas? 🤔

[@qadventures]

Yep. The indigenous Aeta people

[@JustMeLive]

@@qadventures The Aeta are the original indigenous Filipino. WTF do you mean by ninjas? Are you using a slang word that you don't know the meaning of that word? 🤔