It's not about the £££ because you wouldn't make any ha.
It's about rearing a quality bird that has lived well, tastes better than anything you can buy in the supermarket and can feed your family for 2 days.
I agree. Same goes for the eggs.
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It's not about the £££ because you wouldn't make any ha.
It's about rearing a quality bird that has lived well, tastes better than anything you can buy in the supermarket and can feed your family for 2 days.
I agree a person does not do this for the money. However when I figure that my neighbor was selling processes meat birds for $10 a piece (frankly I think a person could charge 15 and you would still have people pounding down your door) My cost per bird so far is not too bad.
As long as you do not include the cost of the coop
I agree a person does not do this for the money. However when I figure that my neighbor was selling processes meat birds for $10 a piece (frankly I think a person could charge 15 and you would still have people pounding down your door) My cost per bird so far is not too bad.
As long as you do not include the cost of the coop
or the cost of feeding the parent stock over winter.
Summer chickens are cheap. open the door and let them go find food...Winter not so much...
That is true, I have not had that cost yet. But I just call them layers and count it against my eggs. Those things are not cheap.
I translated that into our English for those that can't read your English for you...No charge for the translation service, but cash donations would be accepted...... to help defray meatie costs.