What are Bantam Chickens vs. Standard Size Chickens? - Chickens in a Minute Video - Backyard Poultry

Add to Favorites With backyard chickens becoming increasingly popular in smaller urban areas, flock owners have a choice between large fowl and bantams. Bantams are often the pick for these settings, but why? What's the difference between a bantam versus a standard size chicken? Size is the obvious difference, but there are others to consider.

In this video I discuss some of the benefits of having backyard chickens. About six months ago we decided that we were ready to buy some chickens and dive into animal husbandry in our backyard. While my wife and I had discussed this idea in the past we had always dismissed it since we live in a small suburban community. Although we are not in a big city and we do have enough room it just didn't seem like something that would fit with our lifestyle or living environment.

After all, what would the neighbors say? Don't chickens smell? How much time would be invested in cleaning and feeding the chickens? How much does it cost to feed them, heat the coop, and provide overall care? These were many of the questions that my wife and I had that made us reluctant to get into owning chickens. After having these chickens for about six months now my views and opinions have changed quite a bit. In this video I share some of my opinions about how the chickens have become a perfect fit into our family. If you have been thinking about getting into owning chickens I hope you find this encouraging! Check out the Simple Suburban Living General Store for products used in the coop construction

In this video, we offer some advice on choosing a poultry flock for smaller gardens and small spaces. Whether you want to keep it really small with quails, go slightly bigger with bantam chickens, or go even bigger with full-size chickens. We don’t cover waterfowl, because of the water requirements and the mess they make which doesn’t make them ideal for very small spaces.

Version 2.0 of my experimental chicken train system. A system that is essential a bunch of chicken tractors laid end to end. The system is lightweight and highly portable, making it easy to mix vegetable growing with laying hens.

Back yard poultry rearing is ubiquitous in rural India and rearing of Back yard poultry forms and important source of income to the rural poor.The activity not only enhances the livelihoods of the rural poor but also helps in their nutritional security,especially of the much needed protein, the deficiency of which is rampant across rural India. This video shows back yard poultry farming practiced in a semi-intensive system which holds greater potential for enhanced income levels For further details unnikrishnanrdr@gmail.com 09000262634/09447150613.