Backyard Shamo Chicken Breeding: Tips for Summer Success
Dexter's WorldMay 3, 202513 min11,885 views
2 connections·4 entities in this video→Summer Chicken Breeding Season
- ☀️ The video highlights the start of the breeding season for native chickens, emphasizing the importance of a good environment, especially during warm summer months.
- 🌧️ Recent rain has brought freshness, but the overall temperature has been very warm, making summer breeding intensive.
Breeding Pen Management and Nutrition
- 🎯 Chickens are placed in a breeding pen and conditioned with specific food, including costly A1 breeder pellets, to ensure fertile eggs.
- 🥚 The speaker inspects nest boxes for eggs, noting that some eggs are almost ready to hatch.
- 🍳 Eggs are checked for viability by gently shaking them, a method used on the farm to distinguish good eggs from non-viable ones.
Egg Harvesting and Incubation Decisions
- 🧺 A large number of eggs (over a dozen) were found scattered in the breeding pen because the chickens lacked proper nesting boxes (pugaran).
- 🍳 These scattered eggs are deemed unsuitable for incubation due to a failure in conditioning the hens, and are instead harvested for breakfast.
- 🐔 The native hen eggs are described as more delicious and nutrient-rich than broiler chicken eggs, which are produced using layer pellets and are not considered as natural.
Shamo Chicken Characteristics and Roosters
- 🐓 The Shamo chicken breed is featured, with a notable rooster weighing around 4 kilos.
- 🤝 Roosters are observed to coexist peacefully because they have grown together since they were young, a behavior compared to fighting fish.
- 🧬 The chickens are a mixed breed of Shamo and Sanam, known for being good breeders and standing tall.
Chick Rearing and Health Management
- 🌱 Chicks are thriving and feeding on a mixture of seeds and azolla, which helps reduce feed consumption.
- 🏥 A secluded facility is used for intensive care of small chicks, including bantam chickens, with over 50 chicks expected to hatch soon.
- 💊 Deworming is done every three months for caged chickens, less frequently than for free-ranging chickens that scavenge for food.
Farming as a Passion
- ❤️ The speaker expresses deep enjoyment and contentment with their life on the farm, viewing the chickens as inspiration.
- 💡 The video concludes with encouragement to nurture desires and take simple steps to achieve them, emphasizing the importance of keeping passion alive.
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Shamo ChickenChicken BreedingBackyard ChickensSummer BreedingBreeder PelletsFertile EggsEgg IncubationNative ChickensMixed Breed ChickensRooster ManagementChick RearingDewormingFarming Passion
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