Inside Singapore's Largest Egg Farm

[@tokovictor168]

Now i know what eggplant is ..

[@DP-99]

lol, u funny.

[@tngchinghwa]

that's a good one

[@011azr]

Oh I get it, it's a factory for producing eggs

[@jaker3151]

Eggcellent.

[@021Ivory]

actually an eggplant and an egg is a good match :D

[@FXHrizon]

My chicken farm is much smaller and doesn't need anyone to work in it. Just needs some hoppers,a dispenser and a redstone clock

[@theshuman100]

and how many chickens do you keep in your 1²m pen? Any more than 2 im gonna have to the feds on ya

[@delsi26]

theshuman100 mate it’s a joke about Minecraft

[@shirleycameron7718]

Sad to see all these....

[@thatonedude4926]

I farm pillagers instead. They are much more profitable than selling eggs and chicken :)

[@danniton9831]

Cameron Bolton Watch your effort getting destroyed by creepers in less than 1 sec.

[@weareorigin]

0:39 "it's hard to find people who are willing to work in farms" I still think of red wooden barns and wooden white fences as farms X_X

[@iam13wanted37]

Yap

[@kingk2405]

Singapore ...one of the only place where even an industrial chicken farm is as clean as your local clinic ! Amazing place .

[@bananajohn7689]

2:35. You would eat that?

[@FlyingUnosaur]

@@bananajohn7689 Can you even read? This is a system specifically designed to get rid of the crap.

[@vm6445]

2:35 do u really think it's clean??? They didn't scrape or wash it with water. I bet it is still so smelly even with ventilators.

[@kingk2405]

@@vm6445 That’s the poo conveyor ! Do you expect it to be clean !!!

[@vm6445]

Do u think the cage doesn't have chicken poo sticking on their cage? My father used to have chickens before and I know how their poo stick on the bottom of the cage/floor. Do u think these chickens can even see the sun or even breathe for fresh air? Or even walk just a few meters away?

[@Unkownuser5546]

How To Basic would like to know your location.

[@tharukahadunge4171]

Come here ...i am from srilanka ... good business i have land

[@grimlonmaiden]

@@tharukahadunge4171 he meant how to basic the youtuber who destroy egg everytime hr post something lol

[@tokovictor168]

Location ? For your taepodong landing site ?

[@shaquedelilicss7849]

I think the Dutch companies. "Kipster" is the way how farms should be. Caged chicken eggs arent that popular amongst the west Europe consumers.

[@wayfaringstranger5808]

Mind blown, thank you Seng Choon :)

[@shulammitetornyie8088]

Congrats , thanks for sharing knowledge, very grateful. I am 14 years old and I just completed Junior High School from Ghana. Through research, I came across this KZbin channel and it was very insightful. I have passion for poultry farming and I need further experience and whoever can offer me grants.

[@maximiliankegley-oyola928]

As an American, I’m interested to hear about what your typical day in Ghana is like? Also, your English is better than most Americans!

[@dylankim8613]

@@maximiliankegley-oyola928 I'm very sorry to say this but unfortunately, Shulamite Tornyie has been eaten by a Lion and was unable to reply to this.

[@serialchiller4124]

@@dylankim8613Dude💀

[@AhmedAli-mf8wz]

Ghana also have water Not only they speak English how stupid you Are

[@tarulieliza3255]

They put happy music over it to try and get you to believe that a life in a cage is a good one.

[@horacthy8577]

It's better than chased around by fox, starving, sick in the jungle

[@hasannasir9969]

As if they'll be able to live a luxurious life in the wild

[@chedelcastromahinay764]

@@horacthy8577 bro.. Its not as if there are always foxes everywhere.

[@horacthy8577]

@@chedelcastromahinay764 so what's the point? They're basically an easy prey in the wild

[@mileshirst593]

@@horacthy8577 you idiot

[@dantefaisal9719]

A real sg owned n managed coy. Support for this real sg owners.

[@berendtwohl-bruhn4668]

I have 5 chicken in garden, we dont need expensive feed-system, I feed chickens by myself, with one hand! They produce 1-2 eggs per chicken and this is all we need!!!

[@my_garden.secrets]

Great..sufficient for a family and low maintenance.

[@GameFuMaster]

3:45 rave party for eggs

[@samuricexful]

And epilepsy for me and you!

[@cuthbertyeo4717]

Love the tech involved!!

[@pantalaimon6809]

This is the cleanest egg farm I ever seen. That made me feel better for the hens. Also that they are not pumps full of antibiotics.

[@joela6895]

Anything for the camera

[@ernie773]

They live in tiny cages stacked one above the other and never see daylight ... they’ve never even breathed fresh air... how does that make you feel better for the hens ?!

[@TheWotageek]

It's still a battery farm though. Just cleaner and automated. Given the choice, I would still prefer to buy free range eggs when available, even if they cost more. Feels a little bit more ethical at least.

[@TangSuijin]

@@TheWotageek free range? watch supersize me holly chicken and see what free range can fall into. hahahah

[@stevencats7137]

@@TheWotageek free range doesn’t really mean anything although it is slightly better. Buy pasture raised or support a local small farm!

[@Czr350]

With increasing labour challenges, automation is the way to go

[@carmenirigoyen-lopez9920]

This pandemic has taught us that food security is essential for any country. Good thing Singapore at least has healthy eggs free of antibiotics! One day they could even export eggs!

[@dancrazyful]

Its completely worth the money that I pay for it..

[@chikihc]

Yess!!! I always wondered how some egg brands are more expensive than the others. Now i know why and im not mad

[@raulpelayo4719]

@@chikihc they charging you for they're technology

[@Omar-fu9dk]

@Camilla Johansson I dont think "suffering" is the right word, also goodluck finding a way to provide millions of people with affordable price without making the chikens "suffer"

[@Omar-fu9dk]

@Camilla Johansson I still dont think organic is the future, population will increase inevitably, demanding more production and makes little organic farms less effective to fulfill current market demands. Also keep in mind that chickens are animals, that means they cannot contribute anything to society. Sure organic eggs are more healthy, but less production and higher price making it only can be consumed by rich and middle class.

[@ZAPNEP]

@Camilla Johansson yes, organic food should be the only way for the future. These factory chicken and these eggs taste rubbish.

[@Zactroller]

lol, these people in the comments want their eggs to come from a chicken who stays in a 5 star hotel with a personal butler but isnt willing to pay 50 cents for an egg. lol get a grip!! this is what reality is like.

[@toonzbrah4316]

Yeah grow your own eggs and hatch your own fruit and veg

[@ChillstoneBlakeBlast]

If only in my state it would be legal to have Domestic chickens but nooo, we can't because disease when in reality it is mosy likeky a Draconian move to protect farm industries.

[@imakesomeanimationsiguess1217]

Whoosh

[@LearnToCompound]

We buy eggs from chickens raised on pasture only

[@raulpelayo4719]

@@LearnToCompound i try both taste the same

[@mabrigidasantiago5013]

Clean, hygienic, systematic ⭐️

[@areationstexture839]

And inhumane

[@newspaperbin6763]

@@areationstexture839 without the _in_

[@jessereimer302]

@@newspaperbin6763 Good one?

[@RedRanchu]

@@areationstexture839 idiot

[@Matthew_M11]

love the part where they grind the 1 day old roosters alive

[@eunicetan3367]

Are Seng Choon's eggs delivered in air conditioned cool vans? In Singapore, the internal temperature of a van like tgis can reach more than 40 degrees C. Eggs will be contaminated very fast.

[@SShiJie]

I got mind blowned...because I always buy that brand

[@getreal929]

i'm a Seng Choon eggs consumer 😁

[@crystal8537]

My mother always buy "Made in SG" eggs such as Seng Choon cos its safer and has better quality control bc u dont know how dirty the overseas egg farms can be or what they use to feed the chickens

[@jasontangk2808]

Hi, question here for the Singaporeans out there. How much land does the Singapore government allocate for farming and agriculture? Based on the start of this vid, looks like Singapore has a sizable plot of land for the farm we saw above.

[@YubiYubi_]

factories and companies that takes up a lot of space are usually at the edge of the Singapore. Thats why you dont see any high rise building around it. Singapore land is small but proper planning by gov allows that to allocate the % of land for different purpose.

[@dailodai9586]

i have five hens and enough for me and my family of four.

[@tttructiep]

Singapore's largest egg farm is so modern and impressive! The technology used is smart, ensuring both productivity and environmental friendliness. Singapore always knows how to make everything top-notch!"

[@thomaspryor8202]

Cleanest egg farm I have ever seen. I wish they had operations here like that. Very impressive!

[@romnicklazatin3679]

Well, it's in Singapore. 🥰

[@fly2cgnaviation83]

@@romnicklazatin3679 Only cleaned up for cameras. This egg farm is rather disgusting and I'd never eat an egg from there

[@FutaCatto2]

Just like National Service, everything they state is according to "safety guidelines" but once the cameras stop, human rights is completely revoked from the Recruits.

[@alvinmah6148]

Can Singapore have multiple multi-storey agriculture farm buildings instead of traditional single storey farmhouses?

[@alanashford6742]

These factory farms need to stop , so unnatural, the chickens can't live a normal life cooped up in cages like that. Unfortunately money comes before the well being of the chickens, so sad.

[@frankliu849]

one set compost tank can turn about 10 tons fresh chicken manure into 3-4 tons high quality organic fertilizer every day (moisture content: about 30%) with deodorization system to remove odors.

[@maximiliankegley-oyola928]

Cool fact! Thanks Frank :-)

[@paulusmangidarsinaga2983]

I think the only thing i want them to change for now is the egg container? Maybe they can change it to carton for the better earth.

[@Chinix]

Man this must of been an expensive investment. Whew

[@ZeHydra]

@tk421missing Someone is spending a lot of time in the conspiracy section of KZbin lol..

[@Happi-HD]

this is pretty normal for a large scale automated farm. you can see stuff like this in the states and europe as well.

[@cholesterol804]

Actually IMO tk421missing is right i might not know much about SG situation but the system he is refering to on debt is almost exactly how i see how the world has been made. Its not about thinking too hard but a self realization of a bigger truth. About the video i am kind of confused bcoz he didnt actually tell what technology it is. If he was refering to thd facility and farm equipment its just a flashy sparkling machinery that if which seem productive with a good roi he can just ask for more loan oh great another debt then buy expand like CHN style. A simple question i would like to share which people should ask themselves "if a country is rich then why does it have so much debt"

[@henryettoit897]

@tk421missing and USA owes everyone 21 TRILLION. 1 billion is literally nothing

[@henryettoit897]

@tk421missing instead of a logical debate you are just resorting to personal attacks. Seems like your parents have failed in your upbringing.

[@mattdathew2794]

the best CAFO i've seen so far, still needs improvement

[@siowwf83]

Singapore has 4 National Taps. Now going for 2 National Hens for self sufficient egg supply. 😂

[@ZeHydra]

@tk421missing I actually want to know who has Singapore robbed?

[@crystal8537]

@@ZeHydra ignore the above troller. Pathetic foreigner

[@shuikicheung9956]

Studying Singapore agriculture faculty no wrong decision you see egg farm so modern and scientific!Probably Singapore farm is the number one of the world better than America and Australia!

[@pochonjulien1501]

I'm studying agriculture too but in Switzerland. I like this kind of modern production that wastes a minimum of resources. In Europe we have a problem. Too many consumers think that big production is bad for animals. But with such a large world population, we should be more concerned about resources. I even worked on a free range and organic production. It's a waste of resources, an increased risk of outside infections and big problems with excrement management. The manure is piled directly on the fields and the soil is permanently polluted. This is not good for the planet.

[@jjime1175]

Not a farm but a factory

[@victorokoro8739]

600,000 eggs a day! are you kidding me. 1,000 local farmers in my state cannot produce that in a year. Can you imagine. 27 football field and fully automated. This is money and investment

[@SuccessforLifester]

This egg brand is quite premium.

[@zerotama2631]

Good farming, i'm from indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@jumlee]

In this day and age where most of us are well aware about the single use plastic waste, the egg farm could have used cardboard based packaging to contribute and raise awareness about our current polluted environment and cut down the use of plastics

[@user-xv9rf2ll3m]

Lmao,plastic isn't the main thing that's harming our Earth

[@shakilnasir3829]

Very impressive . Singapore is very tiny country but they are using most advanced technology, it’s amazing.

[@TubersAndPotatoes]

How much does an egg retail for in Singapore? With a high population density and if the selling prices are high, then it makes sense for them to invest big capital in automation. I wonder if they process the chicken manure to make fertilizers as a supplementary income. I wonder if they will switch to biodegradable packaging. 50,000 egg cartons per day is a lot of plastic ending up in the landfills. And what are they going to do if their neighbours start producing organic, free-range chicken eggs for the same price, packed in bio-degradeable cartons?

[@davidjones-vx9ju]

$4 a dozen

[@LoneLuncherUF]

@@davidjones-vx9ju its 2.75 a dozen

[@davidjones-vx9ju]

@@LoneLuncherUF was 3.99 when i looked it up then

[@LoneLuncherUF]

@@davidjones-vx9ju i took over grocery duty from the start of the year (sigh) so i got familiar with it. its currently 2.75 for 10+2.... 2 free eggs for the peasants!

[@davidjones-vx9ju]

@@LoneLuncherUF cool....send me my free ones

[@alyssasg4119]

Now we all learn how we get our eggs Everyday. Good job👍🏻

[@jessereimer302]

Not all are apathetic enough to get eggs from such places

[@rhiswellness3]

Wow! Super impressive:))). America needs to emulate for sure! Chickens look happy and healthy and everything is supe clean:)

[@oldcountryman2795]

That's *identical* to an American operation. He even said his father went to America to learn about egg production. Pay attention.

[@Sunshine-Dragon]

Cleaner maybe, but happier and healthy living their whole life in a cage and only eat one food, I don't think though.

[@connorconnor2421]

5:09 *distant seizure noises*

[@davidjones-vx9ju]

impressive.... now show typical egg production in china

[@davidjones-vx9ju]

@coffeeyogamakeup92 that's funny?

[@rusipathan]

This is exactly why I raise my own chickens. Creation has granted freedom to all life and it is morally reprehensible to cage and confine animals. If you cannot raise your own birds ethically or cannot afford eggs from pasture-raised hens then just stick to eating vegetables. BTW raising chickens is very easy and quite fun, even in urban backyards. They love to forage, perch and dust bathe, and are a treat to watch. Lots of videos on YT on how to do it.

[@gamingstudio9949]

Good job Very nice video

[@theytwatcher950]

Could be used for egg boy when he gets Anning again

[@mahabraja]

Hahaha... Anning will surrender to egg boy

[@oldcountryman2795]

Fantastic people working hard every day to feed millions.

[@sunnysideup1803]

It’s kind of cruel to keep the hens caged but well we get eggs 🥚

[@RonLarhz]

At least they are not cramped and falling apart.they looked healthy.

[@ExplodingPoteto]

Its normal to be caged. This is the first time i've seem something like this scale tho. Such advance and chicken look healthy. I've seem laying farm where chicken were cramp in small space.

[@yxinz]

They don’t care that they are caged, they just need food

[@yyz7436]

I think 🤔 theses chicken are held captive I feel 😢

[@crystal8537]

@mellowman1001 hong kong"s housing!

[@genesisdaraugtv4867]

Wow very nice farm, fully automated layer farm

[@sharifahnawalal-habshie7323]

As a consumer, i will support Cage Free farming.. these are living creatures and should be treated humanely

[@vm6445]

Exactly

[@vm6445]

Someday I will have my own free range chickens and will never kill them. I will just treat them as my pets.

[@vm6445]

How cruel. A hen can never walk freely outside and they will be killed if they can't produce eggs anymore.

[@vm6445]

The happy music doesn't help at all.

[@agussururi1195]

Cleanest one ever i seen .. Pig farm is dirtiest one

[@florenceianonuevo5723]

Dirtiest but the money and it depends on you how manage and the cleanliness

[@calvick980]

Cleanest bcos this farm in Singapore

[@lm2193]

check out australian pig farm, the pig sty is cleaner than your room.

[@berendtwohl-bruhn4668]

Your mom is dirty

[@berendtwohl-bruhn4668]

Pigs are clean animals!

[@Vayanovic]

poor hens and imprisoned. imagine yourself living in such a confined space.. isn't it selfish that these animals are put in tiny cages just for the eggs? they should be outside free and roaming, not confined and imprisoned. is there not enough foods to eat that we have to make these hens suffer?

[@cameronhaagsma7473]

sure you can work 12 hours a day bending over to pick up eggs if you’d like

[@roachtoasties]

The chickens must continue to produce eggs. Once they stop, they become Chicken McNuggets. :/

[@GameFuMaster]

After they become McNuggets, they become fertilizer (through my ass)

[@polarspirit]

@@GameFuMaster After becoming fertilizer, plants will reuptake the nutrients and be fed to us again

[@pochonjulien1501]

It's the best way to waste minimal resources

[@ernie773]

Chickens that lay eggs are not eaten. Once they are no longer productive enough they are simply slaughtered and thrown away as consumers dislike the taste of the flesh of the chicken when its too old. Most chickens you eat only lived about 3 months

[@roachtoasties]

@@ernie773 ​ Ernie Chickens still must continue to lay eggs! Once they stop, their employment skills end. They cannot just retire like humans do, and then just spend time at the beach sipping margaritas. If they eggs stop coming, it's the grim reaper for them, whether eaten, or made into cat food or fertilizer.

[@humprysomeone6987]

Poor animals they never even see real light and some of them even die of stress. And here they show it as there great work

[@cleejryosores6679]

USA and other countries:Salughter the male Chicks Singapore:This

[@dapuntahyang7136]

I wonderr..what if one step is broken (i.e : crack egg inspector or feeding automatic)..are they cause all system sutdown or not..?

[@mjcortez2460]

obviously not

[@zulkiflimohd2868]

Video is so cool .. But are the chickens always cooped up like that 24/ 7 ??

[@fish4156]

yes

[@januzairamli4426]

Tired AF r/iamverybadass

[@zulkiflimohd2868]

Tired AF you do realize that free range chicken eggs are better than cooped up chickens ?? Also a chicken that is cooped up 24 / 7 is less healthy than free range chicken .. But the company could use the same technology they used to feed the chicken , the conveyer belt system to actual force the chicken to “excercise” ... But since the end result is eggs not the chickens well-being ... then of course there is not value for them .. Like you say it does not make economical sense to actually care for a living being that is FOOD for us humans ... This heartless attitude of “money sense” will spread to how we view the old and decrepit as they have no More value .. i Hope I can slowly wean off meat .. slowly and surely ... Wish me luck guys ...

[@kareenkalani5383]

Zulkifli Mohd do you also realise that free range chicken eggs cost far more and need way more land, which btw Singapore does not have? Grow up. This world is a competitive economy. How tf do you expect to make a profit doing it your way? Even if you forced the chicken to excercise it may not want to. The chickens in this farm are at least clean and well fed. The chickens don’t even care anyway, I highly doubt they have the mental capability to enjoy being free range compared to being raised in coops. Lord save me from uneducated people like you

[@zulkiflimohd2868]

Kareen Kalani Hmmmm maybe you need you ask your lord to give a bit of empathy ??? First you say , cannot make a profit ... Then you say these chickens don’t care ...then you say these chicken don’t have the “mental capacity” to enjoy being free .. Tell me do you know that chickens DO PROCREATE? Do you know there are WILD CHICKENS who raise their children ?? So basically NATURE have proven you wrong but you choose to turn a blind eye. What do you think those EGGS that you eat? Your idea of profit is for the human being not for the chicken ... And the “world” is a “competitive economy “ because YOU view it that way thru your $$$$ lenses .. These chicken have been raised in a gram and never knowing freedom ... We already torture them and eat their children .. then when they can’t lay any more eggs .. We slaughter them ... The sciences behind free range animals and the food they produce is so much better than cooped up animals . You PAY more for organic vegetables You pay more for organic meat And you pay more for organic eggs .. The difference , the animals you abuse and take their offspring from HAVE A MODICUM of LIFE instead of just living to be slaughtered Pls have a heart if not a care ?

[@Eleora1997Msia]

after chicken, now i want to search about beef,mutton,pork farm

[@sofiad9806]

Cruel !!!! You should be in prison why is it allowed to abuse animals ???

[@bernabeorig4920]

Watching from Manila, Philippines

[@galihpa]

This is so advanced wow

[@popkahchin]

advanced to you indonesians not chinese 😏😏

[@ZeHydra]

@@popkahchin So when are the Chinese going to steal this technology from Singapore? Or did you already steal this tech from other countries like literally everything else in China..

[@popkahchin]

@@ZeHydra to be honest, we all know who runs this factory and the country. Those are just chinese singaporean. I think you need to do a fact check before you even left a comment on here. Also, I am not from China anyways. 😂😂😂

[@ZeHydra]

@@popkahchin Singaporean. Say it, Singaporean. Not Chinese, Singaporean. Or is China planning to call Singapore their land like Taiwan and the islands in South China sea? You need to do a fact check, China is notorious for stealing tech and patent thieving lol. Gratz on not being Chinese but still supporting their IP thefts by sucking their dicks haha

[@popkahchin]

@@ZeHydra hahaha do they look indian to you? 😂😂😂😂 Those are just chinese ethnic. Oh not to mention that my uncle is also a Singaporean and he and his friends just call themselves chinese anyways. No one is butthurt or whatsoever. It is only those foreigners that are making a big deal here 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@RanjaniRajan-c2g]

Do they leave inside all the day ?

[@MrLoqy]

Love the music! >,

[@artcurious807]

Chickens will be healthier and more free from disease if they can walk around outside. Free roaming chickens can do just as well or better than caged chickens.

[@kenjames7175]

beautiful queen how are you doing I hope everything is fine with you. You are so beautiful like a queen

[@sukileung9425]

It does not even mention whether the chickens have enough space to move, or whether they will be slaughtered after laying eggs

[@rolfonso]

Sad to see free range hasn't made it there yet

[@SundownFarms2024]

Detail further how they are unable to scratch or peck as intended and live on painful wire mesh their entire life. Thank you

[@Obi-wankenobiyearsago]

Guys you don't have to watch this video. According to most sources, this is what you have to do to have a successful poultry farm. Step 1: give your birds as little space as possible. Step 2: make sure that they have to stick their head through cold metal bars to eat. Step 3: if a chicken is being bullied, don't help it. Don't have any concern of suffering animals. Step 4: make sure they only have just enough food to survive and lay eggs. Step 5: make sure your birds never see sunlight. Its bad for them you know. If you follow these directions you will become a succesful poultry farmer. Oh, wait did I say succesful? I meant cruel, Inhumane, and selfish.

[@ragnar0528]

😂 😂 😂 you sir are a moron

[@tansweehockdaniel4134]

Any educational tours available? Min pax numbers?

[@joninwm]

What company built this egg farm?

[@pawala7]

Can't believe how triggered people still get from seeing these kinds of operations. This is actually one of the cleanest and most humane large scale egg farms I've ever seen. These chickens may be trapped but they are also spoiled with AC and food. Out in the wild the chickens are likely to starve or be mauled by predators, so we could argue the ethics of this until eternity.

[@crystal8537]

Some people just aint have a life and all they know is yapping about. Yep my fam is a fan of seng choon eggs hahahah

[@Hinarukun]

Absolutely amazing that we humans have designed such a complex process. Incredible work!

[@funnytiktokvideos1176]

From the knowledge of God

[@sovietsymp803]

That’s what happens when people want to make a good living

[@helenibrahim3924]

@@funnytiktokvideos1176 God doesn't want this kind of live for its creatures, so shut your mouth!

[@helenibrahim3924]

Yeah so incredible how we abuse our powers by making other creatures endure a life worth of misery as they never go outside and peck around, feel the sun on their skin and explore the outdoors like we do. You're just incredibly delusional if you think this is something we as humanity should be proud of.

[@funnytiktokvideos1176]

@@helenibrahim3924 read your bible they did the same things and I guess u can say even worse they used animals as sacrifices ok u a eat grass all your life then I see.

[@kevinlizano5384]

Can we work with a smaller computer? Or is necessary that kind of computer yet?

[@BunnyInTheSnow]

what do they do with eggs with blood spots? i wont mind buying those if it helps save wastage..

[@PRATIK24ADARSH]

Funny how they don't show the part where new born male chicks are sent to the mincer. With the positive mood music in the background, what does the consumer has to suspect of the grave animal rights abuses.

[@leehyunsong7001]

Employers always complained difficult to find workers but they never mentioned the pay.

[@shermaynelim9665]

Arthur C also singaporeans tend to not want labour intensive jobs thats why theres so many foreign workers working as cleaners, construction workers etc

[@jayhuiting5748]

How long do those chickens get to live before they are cycled out for younger, better layers?

[@jakerad9553]

2 to 1 year depends

[@hansroberts2574]

@@jakerad9553 basically the pop music industry

[@jakerad9553]

EXO-kpop group /multistan exo-l fanboy haha 😬industry plants

[@Matthew_M11]

some chick breed can live up to 10 years, but they won't be productive after about two.

[@محمدرابحرابحرابح-ذ1ش]

I would like to visit Singapore, is there a host?

[@nadiaramzan2337]

Good to know no antibiotics, here in the United States chickens are given antibiotics heavily.....otherwise it is considered "organic" While you guys naturally consume organic every day in every form.

[@pochonjulien1501]

Organic is not only about antibiotic consumption or not... In Switzerland, the organic production can use antibiotics. But organic or not it is very restrictive, the veterinary says what, when and how much... Here they don't need antibiotics because the barns are closed and they be careful with hygien. Those hens are very healthy. In Europe, with smaller production or worst like free range production, it's difficult to stay out of sickness.

[@2309raj]

Chicken having its period..

[@inzoomtv1753]

I want that technology bring here in the Philippines

[@viviretechfarming808]

We are the professional battery poultry cage system and equipment manufacturer in China,please contact me whatsapp [phone],my email is [e-mail]

[@AhTechus]

I can really feel the investment and effort you put into this content

[@svishnu3648]

I was skeptic once regarding singapore , I disparaged there economy condition only due to their tourist destinations. To eschew the perverse facts are the most important.

[@DongguanMinxinIndustrialCoLtd]

cleanest farm i have never seen, using the most efficient way to manage your farm.

[@markissboi3583]

EGG PLANT 🐔📦🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🐔📦 These duck cud eat a locust plague when free ranged

[@thegreatmind198s]

Can someone help me ? How much in USD can someone set up such a farm ?Thanks

[@soloforce6187]

Its fed with GMO FOOD. Watch out consumers. Please do a research about GMO FEED.

[@malcolm.victoriano]

There's nothing wrong with GMO foods.

[@ElloFantasy]

I actually hope to raise my own chickens someday, though at a much smaller scale for my own family. Not that I don't like eggs from these factory places, but It's an experience I feel like I would enjoy, despite the hard work. I don't know, I feel like it would be more fulfilling to raise my own chickens and get eggs that way rather than just grabbing them in a carton.

[@earlysda]

Yes, chickens are so much fun to have. Each one has their own personality.

[@bellona6356]

Oh you like chicken eggs from miserable hens?

[@apinezstats2237]

@@bellona6356 Yes, we do.

[@Sephira08]

depends on how big is your house and whether you had land. For people living in flats mostly or apartments, not possible to raise chickens for eggs, and it is prohibited by the govt to rear chickens in flats, apartments.

[@zee6833]

Anyone Plz tell ma about Breed of this Hen.. Is this RIR?

[@mohdk2299]

What happen when the hens can't produce eggs anymore?

[@penggilingan236]

it can produce meat.

[@john7458]

Did any period of time which faced bird flu diseases? How to arrest the matter? Tks

[@timmytangles5520]

Very nice operation. Are your hens all Rhode Island Reds?

[@idoittinkeringprojects9893]

How do u manage flies infestations?

[@pitquote]

EGG IS ESSENTIAL AND MUST. SINGAPRE CANNOT DEPEND TOTALLY ON IMPORTS. THAT MUCH SURE. THERE IS ALSO ONE DAIRY FARM FOR MILK. IF ANY OUTBREAK AND SUPPLIES GET CUT DUE TO CARONA TYPE EMERGENCIES- THESE COME TO RESCUE. SO IT IS A MUST SINCE MILK AND EGG ARE PERISHABLE. IT IS VERY DIFFFICUT TO MAINTAIN DUE TO HIGH COST PREVAILING IN SINGAPORE. STILL NO CHOICE

[@song1861]

This is a factory not a farm..

[@jonnesmutua2545]

How much does it cost to put up such a plant??

[@samlovesleep]

Hello, do you want to start your farm business? I can offer you the equipment from China exactly like the video shows

[@zenlei8258]

People like kampong chicken laid eggs.

[@alantan9863]

Kampong eggs sells for ∼30% premium. Those chickens literally exercises itself by eating worms around the kampong.

[@itsariina4856]

if they liked to pay for it as much there would be more supply

[@crystal8537]

Unhygenic!