Radio Chicken

Coming to you live from Creedmoor, NC is Video Chicken Live where we discuss and answer your questions about everything chickens and coops.

Today we answer more of the live viewer questions about keeping chickens, pests, predators, and building coops.

Today we answer your questions about chickens and building chicken coops live. We also tackle some questions from various social media channels.

Today we visit Shelley in Alabama who shows us her new goose coop. Shelley talks about how the deep litter method works with her geese, which she got as guardian geese for her flock.

She discusses that and shows us the chicken coop and talks about having geese and chickens together.

Falyn Owens - Extension Biologist at NC Wildlife Commission and she speaks about the concern of salmonella and backyard chickens. Her specialty is the interaction of wildlife in urban areas. Falyn talks about the risk of salmonella with chickens and how to mitigate it or if it’s really a concern.

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Today we focus on your questions and comments. The top questions from Kenzie. Also Kristen discusses her HOA head who has decided to enforce a 25 year old covenant about keeping backyard chickens.

The chicks in the incubator are hatching! There are 3 incubators and all have some chicks hatching and since many were bantam eggs, they hatched earlier than 21 days.

Today’s guest is Tom Carter, inventor and owner of CoopWorx, feed silo: A new breed of feeder designed from scratch! We unbox a feeder on the show and discuss all that went into it.

Coming to you live from Creedmoor, NC is Video Chicken Live where we discuss and answer your questions about everything chickens and coops. Today we check on the eggs in the incubator, it’s week two and Kristen candles the eggs to see which ones are fertile.

Live from our new studio in Creedmoor, NC, Matt and Kristen bring you Video Chicken. In this episode, Kristen shows how she sets eggs in an incubator.

Matt speaks with Chandler about the Acre product that would be used to build henhouses and replace the HDPE in the henhouses which is now in short supply. Also would solve the problem of skyrocketing lumber prices.