Prepare For The COMING Shortage!

Prepare For The COMING Shortage!
There are stories in the news about a potential coming food shortage. Here's how you should be preparing NOW!
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[@gkiferonhs]

Hence the term of "farming out" some of the work. I love seeing the new ways creative people are finding to make a living on the land. Good luck on this new venture!!

[@jameshaworth9158]

Yes, I think this is a very interesting plan for chickens. In our state, we are limited in the number of chickens that you can sell each year without requiring more certification and expense. This could be a way to do some community outreach and education, get your customers involved with some skin in the game while providing them a way to be involved in producing their own food. I love it.

[@nancyseery2213]

Good idea on the chickens if it works out. You are the only one who stands to loose and I hope that does not happen because your are being very generous. I'm very thankful for my nine layers. Small group, but big enough for us. God bless y'all and keep growing.

[@catherinemcgrath5549]

I think on that cow watering setup I would put 2 t posts in the ground and ratchet the barrel to the t posts

[@candacewilliams6869]

That's what we did for pigs. And on a smaller scale for laying hens.

[@candacewilliams6869]

Praying with you two today as you serve God farming for Him!!

[@timcook8430]

I watch you folks faithly every video and want to thank you for your content. I am a homesteader raising chickens for meat and eggs, a few pigs and a large garden on 3/4 acre in a subdivision in SW Texas. You are good folks with great info that always helps me even though I have been doing this for years. THANKS!

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

How do you fit all that on 3/4 an acre ??? I’m always trying to figure out how I can fit more in my space. I jokingly said to my seasonal neighbor who has a narrow strip of land the length of my property, “your going to come one day and that’s going to be garden”, she said, “you better not” :( Really nice people but she only wants flowers !

[@pamelamercado6902]

Yes those eggs look really nice. Our veggies eggs and pork from my homestead. Our beef comes from a local farm. I'm a firm believer in buying local and supporting the farmers and ranchers around our area.

[@dnawormcastings]

I so happy to see your chickens growing up for processing and not losing to many,can’t wait to see your egg incubator up and running also 🇳🇿❤️

[@pamcarter6595]

My dad use to call me whistle Britches. Great video today . I appreciate your hard work. ❤

[@MightyMoeDaFarmer]

I think that’s a great idea helping others get into the craft. When you do your talk at conference I think you should mention this help to get others started

[@mikeandcolleenk9831]

Get on a loop program . Chickens and pigs love it. They keep meat seperate for pigs. Use oregano for mixing in cgicken feed for bird flue and such. Minced garlic or pumpkin seeds for pug worming. NATURAL as possible.

[@brittanymcdonaldbarr1106]

I like this.

[@jaclynalley809]

Wish I lived closer to y'all. I'd make an offer on your bred red cow! Love them Herefords!

[@debbieurias5151]

I love your house!!

[@StoryinyourEyes78]

Very true about local food. I've purchased local grass-fed beef for 25 years. I've kept egg layers for 31. We have a great year-round store for greens, meats, milk & other local stuff. Bread also, but I make that too. I'm in SE PA. Love your videos.

[@frugalaudio]

I think this could be a great model for a lot of small farms/homesteaders for perhaps another reason. For myself, I am currently looking for land for my bachelor retirement. I'm pretty well convinced that I could take care of some animals on my own. But, marketing and selling them too seems too much. If I could do some of the work, and leave the business side of it to someone whose already built up that market, and has the experience; plus have a mentor of sorts as a newbie, I think that would be a great opportunity.

[@hawkrose8403]

Patch is absolutely adorable ❤ Those piglets are getting big fast!!

[@peggyhaines7394]

God bless you and your family and your farm family. 🙋🏻‍♀️❤️🇺🇸

[@lisaautry4944]

I LOVE this idea for people who would like to learn how to raise meat birds. Will they help with processing? That would be a great way to learn!

[@jonesfamilyfarm9230]

I’m a subscriber from you and Saundra’s beginning. We started homesteading in 2020 North/Central Texas, and you inspire me constantly abt truly being a good steward for our animals. We too have a had ups and downs and we always get back up. Thanks for sharing your journey. 🙏👩🏽‍🌾🐷🐣🐄

[@Jason-xb3jh]

Good morning from Montana!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Good morning!!

[@zdoublins]

I love watching a new video each week! Saundra mentioned you were getting some broilers from around the Raleigh area? I would love to be able to order chickens from a local Hatchery. Is that possible I live in Raeford North Carolina. Like most everyone else around here my chickens come from Ohio or Iowa somewhere far off, but I believe in supporting our state and local.

[@gardeninggalagain]

The CC chickens look so healthy!

[@randyclay2225]

Thanks for the video Chuck

[@edwardpotter8342]

I'd love to live like that reminds me of when I was growing up I live in eastern north Carolina Don't you all need a farm hand ? Great video & place.. God Bless 🙏

[@BeardedLumber]

Thx Chuck we appreciate all the great information.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching!!

[@UrbanSClady]

Good morning from Simpsonville SC

[@TimNicely-kg1gi]

Like that co-op idea

[@jenniexfuller]

What’s that handy sprayer on your hose? I’m constantly futzing with broken garden sprayers PLEASE HELP!

[@RonaldColeman-ef2rc]

Thank you

[@steventhomas8964]

Thoughts on writing a book on you practices for beginner farmers? I’d buy it

[@scottshulers373]

Good morning from Clover South Carolina

[@bearcreekgirl6967]

I raise my own chicken, and grow a garden. I am looking forward to connecting with you all for some meat.

[@ronaldvaughan4176]

It would be a very good idea to post the location of some local farmers. I really look for Internet problems in our future as well. God bless you All and your family's.

[@joelclonch6120]

good morning from Wilkes NC😉

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Good morning sir!

[@Wakeywhodat]

Patch looks awesome 😂

[@rodflasch2330]

Chuck, jadeite and milk glass as a retirement plan? My wife does peach luster and her sister does jadeite. Best to ya, we haven't seen that great of an appreciation on it. Neat to collect.

[@carterheatingandair]

After the first batch of chicks I hatched in my gqf I found the Berber and unplugged it. It is much nicer now!!!

[@ShortbusMooner]

5 extra dozen is a good problem to have! 😉🐔❤

[@mikeandcolleenk9831]

5? We get 25 egga a dat give some to lower income friends and people.

[@ShortbusMooner]

@@mikeandcolleenk9831 - No, I meant: he purchased 10 dozen to incubate, but they gave her 15 dozen! 😁

[@StonerSmurfin]

Hatching your own eggs will help you out with time and gas money. I know you can't hatch all the eggs that you need in a year but I'm sure every little bit helps in your business. I'm glad you were able to find a source for meat chicken eggs, I'm sure that's quite rare. Good luck and I hope you have a great hatch rate!

[@ronkincaid9107]

CHUCK - if the stick holding the lid to the chicken coop slips, you are going to be in some serious pain.

[@johnzink3309]

thx

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching.

[@jamesjustice859]

How old are the chicks outside in the breeders? What are your temps like?

[@dmark6699]

Hello from Washington state soon to be Idaho.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Good morning!!

[@unitedstatesdale]

Hi there. Anybody know what brand of chicken waterers those are ? Thanks !

[@MrandMrsBurns]

Will your cattle be grass fed grass finished from start to finish getting in these new cows?

[@JohnWinsemius]

chuck whats going on with the saw mill

[@amandar7719]

With the growing news that H5N1 maybe spreading through cattle with HPAI, and the possibility that FMD protocols be implemented, are you considering keeping at least one pregnant heifer, cow calf set?

[@ronatwell5379]

Mine only holds 66 chicken eggs per shelf, not 96. Yours must be much deeper from front to back.

[@minnickfamilyfarm]

Iv never actually seen broiler eggs. Is there a place to actually get them?

[@BryanPhillips010]

Do you have any problems with predators attacking the piglets, and how do you prevent it if so?

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

I see chicken math carries over to egg math ❤

[@williambartos4797]

What breed of chickens are you hatching out for meat?

[@shellys7660]

Why not in Abbingdon, VA? lol

[@harleynt1]

My gqf drips water when I have the hatching tray in

[@rayburnyarborough4695]

Humidity is pretty critical. 35-55% for 18 days and then 80% for last three days. You may have too much.

[@tigersnake590]

Allready here i am ready

[@ExploreAmerica]

They stop selling flock party and my chickens. Stop laying eggs on four different brands from tractor supply. No flock party no eggs. They are doing something to the food the chickens eat.

[@adventurehippie0514]

I have my first flock of laying hens this year and i would love to try meat chickens as well. What are your thoughts on 6 to 10 meat chickens in a 4 foot by 12 foot coop.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

That should work fine. Just keep some clean bedding in then.

[@adventurehippie0514]

@SheratonParkFarms is sand still a good option for meat chickens vs eggers?

[@AmandaDoll-hi4dr]

I have bardrocks and silkies and roadlindareds i dont need more chickens Chuck i like your pigs 🐖 and chickens and cow's and calefs are bulls

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching.

[@AmandaDoll-hi4dr]

You are welcome

[@baddogcustoms7496]

I want a all white silkie rooster for my white hen 🫤

[@herper1984]

What breed of broilers are you hatching?

[@baddogcustoms7496]

They look like Cornish cross

[@laineyboy]

Drive some t post around it

[@user-bq6qe2eh1u]

Are your chickens free range?

[@baddogcustoms7496]

a $1500 incubator?

[@scottneedham9765]

👍

[@James-ib2kp]

👍🏿

[@BeresheethFarm]

180 eggs?

[@threeangelsdiesel]

Nothing like spreading political promises on a beautiful day have a great week Pete. We just picked up our first batch of chicken nuggets we do 2 batches a year for our family

[@heavymechanic2]

Abington must have Hillbillies on every road or just some real paranoia in local government.

[@dwighthires3163]

Well, "Whistle Britches" is continuing to make her own video segments. You better be careful Chuck because viewers are fickle and disloyal. Your viewers will slip away like a 10-pound catfish in a 4-year-old's hand.