Farmer's chickens stop laying eggs. He makes his own feed and boom bunch of eggs. Video inside.

Now now, Timmy. No fibbing. We know you simply filmed a video and gave it a fake narrative for attention.

Wow. Can't trust shit anymore. I'm buying my own chickens. Fuck that.

Just imagine what they're putting in our food!

That's why I just eat pussy

Kinda wondering if it's the poisonous GMO monsanto modified corn??

I make mash to and get throw out produce from a local store...

commercial brand anything should no longer be trusted...dog...cat...cow...horse anything...

chickens need a minimum of 16 percent protein to lay eggs...

if they dont get it they cant lay eggs...as simple as that...

I do oats barley and black oil sunflower seeds and greens...even meat fat and trim...

Which may be in many human cereals

Dont feed CORN...to anything ever...period.

They are omitting L-Lysine from commercial chicken feed apparently.

Someone posted this video in another chicken thread l can’t find but wanted to say thanks for doing it because it put me on the fermentation path experiment which has shown some incredible results. What l wanted to know most was fermentation time which turned out to be two days in the video so once again thanks Glper’s and whoever posted the link. You rock my friends.



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This is so wrong. Heard the poisoned commercial feed are creating clots in people. They are doing whatever they can to lower the population. They are getting desperate at this point. I wouldn't be surprised if they start dropping nukes in major cities.

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Fucking creep

Years ago, before I knew better, I used to buy giant bags of mixed seed and corn as bird food. I'd feed the seeds and corn to the wild ducks and geese that overwintered on the lake behind my house. The last winter I was there, I noticed that everything was eaten except the corn. I used to pour the feed in a circle so that the birds could stand around the edge of the circle instead of all ganging up on one pile. Come summer, the grass under the circle where I'd poured the corn was dead. The corn was still there and the grass was dead, brown and dead. It didn't grow back.

I never bought commercial-grade corn again

Everyone I know who is chickens they’ve stopped laying

If they've done this to chickens in this short time-frame just think what they have been doing to us for decades.


Can you say Cancer, Neurodegenerative diseases, and more?



It's not a conspiracy if it's true.

that's the ticket -- get the chickens drunk

maybe throw in a little weed, too

the more relaxed they are, the more eggs they produce

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I think all wheat is tainted. It will lead to health problems.

The elites want to remove our wealth. They will create disruptions so it drives the prices of food high. Inflation on food. They've done this before.

Organic non-gmo Chicken Feed.

30% Wheat
20% Peas
10% Oats
10% Fish Meal
2% Poultry Nutri–Balancer
Free Choice Kelp
Free Choice Aragonite


Mix together and feed as you would any other chicken feed. Since you are using whole grains, your feed should not lose its nutritive content as quickly as more processed feeds.

makes sense

I really wish I could raise some chicken. I live out in the countryside, in a large forest. But the forest is filled with coyotes. Lots of them. You should hear some of my audio recordings.

I do feed a lot of cats here too. They were once feral but love and trust me now. They've wandered out of the forest into my yard looking for food and safety. Got 14 right now. They hang out on my balcony out back. When they hear coyotes nearby, they'll run and hide in their (heated in the winter) habitat box I made for them or head for under my car nearby.

Raising chickens is no fun if you keep them penned into a small space. The fun is allowing them to free range, to follow you around, and to interact with you.

I've spend a few summers in my RV camping at my son's home on 20 acres about an hour from where I live. He has chickens. And I enjoyed getting to know them when I camped there. They found comfort and safety by hanging out nearby and under my RV during the summers I was there. None ever got eaten while I was there. Now I have my own home out in the countryside so I don't go camping there anymore.

I didn't realize there were so many coyotes here until I moved here. It's insane here. There's way to many. Sometimes the entire forest will fill with their howls. My audio recording have actually scared people that have heard them. Hundreds and hundreds and hundreds .. maybe many thousands of them surround me here.

I feel sad at times knowing I really shouldn't raise any here unless I spent a lot of money on a tall fence around about an acre with barb wire along the top. And that's still not free ranging. I frequently see coyotes running across my property at night. Chickens would be in their coop at night though. That I could make secure. Chickens generally head home when the sun starts dropping low. And the coyotes aren't usually seen until dusk.

I've considered maybe trying it one summer. But then I've got cats all over here to think about too. I'm sure I could train them to stay away from the chickens. But there are other feral cats in the forest too. But they don't fuck around with the wild turkeys around here. That's probably because they could peck their eyes out pretty quickly. They do follow turkeys around in the yard, but seemingly only out of curiosity.

I do miss those chickens at my son's home. It was fun teaching them tricks. It was fun watching them come charging to me when they would see me with a red cup ... that meant rolled oats treat time. They would sit on the steps at my RV door waiting for me to come out to engage in play with them. I would sit in a lawn chair out there and they would form a circle around me and hang out too.

It was fun looking for their eggs. A few didn't like missing eggs in the coop every day. So some would start laying them under foliage around the property. They would leave one chicken out there every night to sit on them until morning. Then a relief chicken would go and relieve that one in the morning so it could go eat and forage for bugs and vegetation. I would watch this happen to learn where their hiding place was. Then I would call them all to come get some oats. While they all ate I would snatch half of these hidden eggs and mark the rest to know what to snatch later or tomorrow.

I've caught raccoons in their coop too. But they were not after the chickens. They wanted at their feed and eggs.

I can legally shoot coyotes here on my property any time and without a license. But, I don't want to have to do that. The only thing I would shoot is a hunter's dog chasing a deer across my property. That's legal to do here and in the state forest that surrounds me. It's illegal for hunting dogs to chase down deer here. Hunting dogs can not hunt wildlife themselves.

Of course, if I raised chickens here, I wouldn't know what to do with all the eggs. I don't really eat a lot of eggs. I just want some for the fun of having them around. And I would want to lose any to coyotes. I do eat a lot of chicken, but I don't want to have to fuss with harvesting them. But, they would be the best tasting chickens. And I could feed parts of them to my cats. To do that I'd want to raise at least 50 every year to harvest. And those I would keep restricted to a fenced in area. And I'd want a rooster too. But, it's just easier to buy chicken. I already buy that cheap crappy Walmart chicken to feed my cats a treat a few times a week during the winter. I buy myself the better organic chicken at Costco.

Sigh ... (lol)

My co-worker invited me out for a beer and we got drunk and he ended up giving me head. Now what?