Raising Local Indigenous Chickens Naturally for Eggs & Meat || How to Cut Feed Costs in Poultry

[@greenman4508]

Your mom looks as vibrant as a young woman. Strong woman in your family 💚🙏🏻

[@villageandbeyond]

She's in her early 50's these days She's so more active than before I guess life starts at 50 😄

[@AnnieKeera]

That sukuma wiki oh my😊😊its so fresh

[@villageandbeyond]

Very thank you very much ❤️

[@Pugugarden]

I like vegetables

[@villageandbeyond]

Thank you very much ❤️

[@norbertfeher5077]

Liitle boy Ssuna is so big now 😮 that Immaculate could no longer carry him on her back 😁🤗

[@villageandbeyond]

😀 Exactly he has grown so fast now all the responsibilities are on him so he had to find his way.

[@norbertfeher5077]

I guess little boy Ssuna can speak fluent Buganda by now, or not yet ?

[@villageandbeyond]

Not yet but there's improvement day by day he would have been Fluet by now but Seasons change when kids around he becomes so active and currently no one among his age mates. Lastly "BUGANDA" is a central region consists of different districts then "BUGANDA" is a Tribe from central region speaking "LUGANDA" Language so Ssuna isn't yet fluet in "LUGANDA" but he's some how better

[@AnnieKeera]

I need your help on this

[@norbertfeher5077]

@@villageandbeyond you are right, i should have written : Luganda language

[@greenman4508]

@@norbertfeher5077it’s a very bouncy language. It makes the mouth smile. The Ugandans in bugandan speak lugandan, it’s outstanding and demanding to be commanding of the sounding of the astounding linguistics.

[@norbertfeher5077]

It cannot be easy to keep tidy this small, temporary chicken coop (which was not built to be a chicken coop originally anyway).

[@villageandbeyond]

Definitely it's so very difficult and we can't leave them to move freely because they will invade other people's properties

[@nikolajc7617]

Its lovely.

[@villageandbeyond]

Thank you very much

[@hopemorrison2367]

Are you aware that you can feed the banana tree to the chickens and pigs mix it with corn and soy bean for chickens you cut it up into small pieces for pigs you boil it and mix with corn or pig feed

[@villageandbeyond]

Interesting, Thanks for the tip! I will try and feed them, here we've got so many bananas