PASTURED POULTRY PROFITS by Joel Salatin

[@lawrencecollins3824]

Thank you for sharing! Great material. May God continue to bless your farm family and faith 🙏🏼

[@elizebethparker5412]

I love the sound of the cattle ripping the grass.

[@theShepherdess]

YES!!!! It was so loud I had to even mute it a bit from what you hear here. 😅 So good. 🌱 -the Shepherdess

[@tireddad6541]

Ok title seems mixed up. I am watching this twice, because the goodness and light of the Lord is just shining through. Thank you for being a humble witness.

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

Exactly. Well said.

[@Yuhmuthasaho]

Those cattle look amazing Perfect shape

[@jlpaints]

Wow!! What a great family. Thanks for this video!!

[@theShepherdess]

Thank you!! It was great to tour the operation. 🙌🏻 Extremely generous folks.

[@ExploreAmerica]

You put a lot of work into this video I appreciate it. Thank you

[@theShepherdess]

I appreciate that! Thank you!

[@MrOmar60]

Thank you!

[@LadysFarm]

Thanks for the video. Much appreciated

[@theShepherdess]

You are very welcome!! Thank you for your support and encouragement. -the Shepherdess 🐑🌱

[@Digger927]

Really cool place they have set up there. The growth they get from the N rich manure is impressive. I'd like to make use of a chicken operation on my place, I just don't have the energy, lol. Thanks for bringing us the farm visit and interview Grace.

[@LadysFarm]

Espresso espresso espresso ☕️

[@theShepherdess]

I know it! Same boat. We have a few chickens and they do a great job... but my sister has to manage them 100%. Way too much on my hands with the beef and sheep. 😅 -the Shepherdess

[@liftrunthrow]

I might be able to help! Message me

[@annadietz3037]

This is so neat!!! Wonderful video! 💖

[@LadysFarm]

100%

[@rickayers3150]

Nice, what a dream some day.

[@theShepherdess]

YES! Great to see what is possible... especially as a beginner. 🙌🏻 -the Shepherdess

[@danilobmalitjr8339]

This is amazing

[@sethhewett2171]

Glad I stumbled upon your channel. Guess it’s like most anything else. If it’s supposed to happen it will. And look here we are

[@williambryan2804]

Nice video! This is where I order our broiler chicks from. Our current batch of broilers have been hit pretty hard by a skunk that wandered onto our property. We have lost at least 20 chickens to it out of 82.

[@glenncollins294]

I like your design

[@MaryMary-du5xv]

My dear The land that you walk on is lucky, and the people are lucky to see hard-working angles like you!. 😇Thank you for sharing the videos with us. God bless you and your family and your neighbour god bless your animals in Jesus name, amen.✝️👏

[@LadysFarm]

Amen Amen Amen

[@theShepherdess]

You are a blessing, Mary! Thank you for your prayers... I am grateful for each and every one. 🙏🏻 -the Shepherdess

[@justinsiebuhr9577]

My 2 pence: I like the wholesome and honest interview, but I'd love to see more about the specific considerations that he has on a daily/weekly basis. Or, more about his unique processes that HE used to adapt to a unique market. Alot of what he said was generic cliff notes and lacked the level of detail that people want to hear from someone that has lived the life for 2 generations. Overall, it was a good entertainment interview. Been watching for a while, keep it up.

[@theShepherdess]

Thanks Justin! I’ll remember this for future interviews. -the Shepherdess

[@SplashyCannonBall]

Time is free. The cost comes when and where you spend it.

[@0Hillbilly]

That's a nice setup, lots of chickens. What do they do with the manure load from the brooders? Thanks for the video. God Bless.

[@theShepherdess]

Thanks for the comment! I didn’t ask about that, but would assume they spread it on pasture. I’ll have to ask! -the Shepherdess

[@bendavis3003]

I'm the Hatchery Manager for Daniel. We used to spread it on the field and probably will again, but right now we use it in the composter to balance the offal and feathers.

[@matthewlins6075]

Great video! What type of grass is that they're grazing on?

[@theShepherdess]

Primarily ryegrass in this video!

[@halilbalaban1056]

How many meters are these chicken tractors in width and length?

[@tamidis5500]

Most people have no idea how much work goes into farming

[@breesechick]

❤

[@brettpayton6286]

Hello again. Last question for this day.. so doing dual spieces like this, are the cow's going through first an chickens behind them? An then them brown spots behind the coop's how long are those areas taking to come back to graze able land? Thanks again

[@theShepherdess]

Here is a link to the full 40 minute tour. He answers a lot of in depth questions about his grazing: harmonyfarms.blog/windy-meadows-farm-tour-full-40-min/

[@glenncollins294]

Where is your farm?

[@skitmarketing]

Which species grass is it?

[@theShepherdess]

Ryegrass!

[@achmadsoediro2578]

what kind/type of grass is that?

[@theShepherdess]

It is rye grass

[@jimmymelonseed4068]

He said there’s no 1 way to do something “except christianity” lol

[@Gatorgolfusa]

🐊🇺🇸🦅❣👍

[@theShepherdess]

👍🏻👍🏻 -the Shepherdess

[@MistressOP]

What font is on your title?

[@theShepherdess]

This one I did not choose a font. Thanks for commenting! -the Shepherdess

[@jmora6529]

"If anyone tell you it has to be this way, they're wrong, except for Christianity." I mean, why question possibly the most important part of your life? (Your core beliefs.) Take it from someone that didn't question their beliefs until much later in life, you should be questioning that too!

[@Run4Ever77]

Yes, questions are healthy. But eventually, by the grace of God, one may come to know the truth. And once you've been blessed to know that truth, that Jesus Christ is Lord; that He is the way, the truth and the life, and that He is the only way to be saved, then his statement stands. There is no other way. Until then, question away. God will answer your humble, honest questions. May God bless you.

[@jmora6529]

@@Run4Ever77 Hey Gavin, I was a believer for 20 years in a fundamentalist Christian church, and I've come to the realization that the gospel of Jesus is very far from "truth." There is an infinite amount of information on this subject to be found, if you're not looking for ways to justify your faith, which is what I did (i.e., confirmation bias) for many years. I'm encouraged by the fact that you are seeking truth (epistemology), because that's what I thought I had found, and what I was seeking, when I became a believer in Christianity. I continued seeking truth as a Christian and in the Christian faith and became more disappointed over time. I suggest you look into Paulogia's KZbin channel to understand where prior Christians stand in terms of the validity of the claims made in the Bible. Now I'm very skeptic of religion in general. It seems that there may in fact be a spiritual realm, but the rules told by men, and the stories / myths that support those rules, are all fabricated or at the very least greatly exaggerated, in order to control behavior and subject individuals into compliance. Primarily, in the Christian religion, we see the subjugation of women, non-binary individuals, and other races (through discrimination and slavery). In addition, you see religions indoctrinating people into believing untrue things. This is a dangerous mental health issue and leaves Christians susceptible to making horrible choices for their lives. Overall, my life has become a lot better since leaving behind Christianity, but it has been very difficult becoming the outsider among family and friends. So last word of caution is proceed carefully down this path, if you choose to follow it.

[@Run4Ever77]

@@jmora6529 @J Mora Yes, I perceive by your wording that you were a former believer in human "Christianity", rather than a believer and knower of the Lord Jesus Christ. There is a big difference. Or would you claim that during that 20 years, you actually knew the Lord? I'm assuming the answer is "no", but want to make sure. I did not really want to be a Christian due to negative past experiences with people who claimed to be Christians. Any other religion was more appealing to me. But, thankfully God showed me the truth, and that it is Jesus Christ. Keep seeking, humbly. And, one's "life getting a lot better" is a dangerous & unsound test for discerning truth. Ask Job. "May be a spiritual realm". Yes, there is. Again, once one has come to know the truth, those words like "may" just disappear because one knows and is no longer in darkness & theorizing. Any unjust, unloving treatment of others is not true biblical Christianity. May God bless you & help you find the truth.

[@jmora6529]

@@Run4Ever77 You'd have to be more specific as to your definition of "knower" and a "believer." I experienced the "holy spirit" and some other typical things through my 20 years. And yet, the foundations of Christianity are very shaky, and founded on nothing that is able to be verified in any way. If there is a God that is so powerful as to raise someone from the dead, surely there would be a more conclusive way of proving His will apart from simple "faith" and a contradictory and demonstrably false set of books. Unloving treatment of others is all over the Bible, New and Old Testament, all in the name of a God who is intolerant of people from other races, religions, beliefs, sex, etc. I have nothing against Christians who believe in God being love, but there is so much you have to defend when you attach your beliefs to the God of the Bible, that it becomes an impossible feat in the name of love. I have chosen to follow the away of love apart from the hateful message of the bible.

[@Run4Ever77]

@@jmora6529 You experienced the "holy spirit" and other typical things? Do tell. How do you know it was the Holy Spirit? What did you experience?

[@footplate0]

Sounds like that young man has his head firmly screwed on right. What an insight to what can happen. I have just seen a very bad video about workers rights and entitlements. It was shocking and here we have the exact opposite. The video in question is this .... kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3jFqJyGes98bK8 I have been told that this is true by several friends that I have in the USA. It is 22 mins long and I find it quite distressing so viewer be warned. It is filmed by an American about the labour market. As someone who grew up with free health care and for the last 10-20 years of working life 8 weeks paid holiday and a pension that is liveable (not rich but not poor). To say that I was shocked would be the understatement of the year.

[@theShepherdess]

Thank you for sharing! I didn’t fully understand that video... what was the host trying to communicate?

[@footplate0]

@@theShepherdess IMHO he seemed to be saying just how badly the average worker is being treated by his fellow countrymen. It seems that there are a lot of practices which IMHO are not humane. The thought that if you don't work 40 hours then you not fulltime so can not get the "normal" perks of the job even if it was by 1/2 hour under 40 hours. So your country is paying people 3rd world wages with 3rd world conditions. In Europe most countries the weekly hour rate is 37 hours or less. With sick pay and paid holidays. It seems from that video IMHO that its all about the quick buck for companies. I can now understand the crime rate as desperate people do desperate things to live. I think I should stop here as I am an outsider and therefore can not and should not comment anymore on this subject. So if you wish me to remove both posts I will without any problems. I had just watched that video just before I watched yours and I got a bit heated which is not my place. Sorry if my comments upset you or anyone else.