Did I miss registration for the workshop? It says not currently available for purchase.

Could you please share where you purchase your Cornish meat birds? My family and I tried red rangers last year but would like to order Cornish this year. Thank you so much.

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Jason all great tips! We raise and process our own chickens and there’s nothing better! One can not even compare them to store bought chickens. To us the investment was well worth it.

Hi Jason. I just clicked on the link for your community and it says “Not available for purchase”. Have you sold out on the butchering class?

Great video. We are building more chicken tractors next week.

Chickens coming.

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In 2000, I built a way too heavy 8x10 tractor before I ever got P.P. Profits. Dropped it on my foot and broke my toe... But I was excited because of a crazy farmer in VA I had found in a Smithsonian mag! Asked some friends if they would buy a chicken and surprisingly they did. Ordered 50 birds & plucked every one of them by hand. Next round I found a Pickwick Vesco one bird plucker and it was much better than doing it by hand, if you like looking like a snowman when you do it. In our 3rd season we sold 300 birds and used the profits to buy a Featherman plucker from David Shafer. It was ON then and 13,066 birds later it is still plucking 'em clean 5 at a time, AND you are right about getting your orders in because when I ordered turkeys last week for July, Reich Hatchery was swamped. Johnny's Seeds is not accepting gardener orders right now, either. Press on!

Great information in this video Jason. Well done. I am sure you gave some new folks food for thought. Have a Blessed day. BTW Have y'all been out looking for a larger place yet?

McChickens, yes 👍. We did 15 our first time, no PLUCKER. It didn’t take long once we got started (2 of us). Hopefully this yr we will be able to score a plucker in time.

Love watching!! You are doing a great job. Do the same thing as if you are staying on your farm. If you move you could take some of the food or plants. You all will be blessed.....

55 gal 25.00 with lid and clamp coconut oil was in them here. We can't have rooster here.

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The best thing I appreciate and value about you, your family, and your channel is that you are down to earth & truly give all of us new gardeners, farmers, homesteaders inspiration & motivation, especially those of us who need to keep to the strictest of budget. There's SO much expense to initial start up to homesteading in general, that it can definitely become overwhelming & deter us from the reason we want to do this for our families. But watching you & your family provide this lifestyle as budget friendly as possible without sacrificing product quality or experience is more helpful than I can express. This comes from me and my family who are trying to start our own homestead this year (we are behind the trend & searching for new home/land here in NC). Thanks again for being open & honest!

Thank you Justin lot of information.🌷

Thank you for this video very helpful I just harvest 22 Cornish cross chickens 1 week ago and I pluck them by hand 🤦‍♀️ chicken plucker was very expensive and I live in the home owner association I can’t have chickens in my backyard so I raise them in my garage you think it’s a bad idea ? I wish I can raise them outside but I can’t to get some fresh air the sun the greens it work out good I was just very tired my husband help me too but it was a full day of work to process those 22 chickens 🐓 have a bless day

Jason, thanks for the suggestions and the video. This will be my first year on our new property (5 Acres) to raise chickens. I am going to follow your suggestions and will be signing up for your community soon. I have followed the channel for awhile now and really have been blessed. I am still getting over the seven days wearing jeans with not washing them! Laughter and smiles.... Blessings to you all and thank you for everything with the channel. Keeping you in prayer regarding new property & a compact tractor.

I guess it’s almost that time of year. Great tips Jason!

I guess it’s almost that time of year. Great tips Jason!

You need to look into have a group/co-op of people to buy 200 chicks or more then they will cost any where 1.50 to 1.80 a pcs. the hatcherys are getting a little pricey with their chick prices since the you yube movement has got everyone buying chicks.

Just ordered ours Monday. YAY!

I am always hesitant with chicken tractors. We have so many predators here like foxes, coyotes and racoons. I fear after the first night they would all be dead :(

Great video. Thanks for the reminder!

That's the best way to go raise your own chickens.

Came across a tv channel on my cell. Airbnb. This couple had taken twenty foot shipping containers and turned them into motel rooms. They were sided with wood inside and out. They removed the clunky hardware and replaced the steel with glass. They put a four by eight deck in back with a spiral staircase to a deck on top. Eight feet was over the double doors creating a porch. The deck had a three foot railing with lights and a couple of cedar adirondack chairs. As they were touring the inside, I noticed on of your art pieces. They opened the panels and a LED screen was revealed. Jason had been there. Neat.

Good information. Thanks

Beautiful family; Greetings from EUROPE.

I am thinking of getting some egg layers this year, but I have to build a chicken tractor (I need some tools to do that) and do not have a brooder set up yet (would have to get the supplies). Going to try.

How many laying hens fit in the triangle-shaped chicken tractor?

How do you rent the plucker out to strangers while protecting yourself from them not returning it?

Great video!

Love your channel so much, still very nervous to try meat birds but one day!

Sure miss loraine and Penelope cooking together and just missing your videos. God Bless your family.

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I want start out with a hen tractor for hens to lay eggs in my small pasture

We are enjoying the class and online community! Thanks again for doing the course!😊

I’m getting my batch of meat chickens next week 30 Cornish Cross 😆 it’s not a lot but we’re going to see how it goes with them and if all goes well we will reorder another batch soon after because the hatcheries did sell out last year. I’m so pumped abt homesteading in 1 week I got 10 egg layers (last week) my meat birds are coming and I have 4 piglets coming in a week!! It’s so motivating when I see homesteading families start and take us subscribers on their journey it tells us we can do it. I’m thankful for the honesty and transparency of Sow the Land🙏🙏🙏

Whats a good breed of chicken for the carolinas climate and do you know any beginner gardening books

You did excellent in this video

Thanks Jason! I hope to be implementing your advise soon.

Don’t the birds arrive as day-old and need to be in a warm brooder for the first weeks?

Hello Bernice......Great content and it's awesome that you provide such an in depth course. Step by step all the way from 🐣's to recipes.

Have you investigated fermenting your feed? Or sprouting it?

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Very informative, Thank You 🙏 education is the only thing they can’t take away from you ‼️😎

Such a coincidence! I just finished my big brooder like an hour ago and my chicks should be getting shipped from mcmurray next week!

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Had to be the first comment! You guys rock