How Karl Hammer Feeds 600 Chickens (Without Grains)
Karl Hammer of Vermont Compost has been feeding hundreds, sometimes thousands of chickens without grain for 20 years. His magic? Compost. But, do the chickens still lay? 300 a day! Oh, and he’s got unique donkeys that deliver the eggs and other goods to the customers in town :) ↓↓↓↓↓↓ CLICK “SHOW MORE” FOR RESOURCES ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ Check out, Karl Hammer’s Vermont Compost: bit.ly/2qoQyYT Want more “How to” Videos? Check out my DIY Abundance Member Area: bit.ly/2qm33Hs ______________________________ SUPPORT US WHILE YOU SHOP: What to support us for FREE shop from this link: amzn.to/299fCOI We use Amazon Prime all the time to have stuff shipped right to our door! amzn.to/29ebL3P ____________________________ STUFF I WEAR EVERYDAY: Work Apron (Sturdy Brothers): i.refs.cc/9tziAcru Muck Boots: amzn.to/1sl2rQo Pilot G2 Pen: amzn.to/1sl2z2o Moleskine Pocket Notebook: amzn.to/1sl2Dz9 Bandanas: amzn.to/1sl2Jqs Hat (Circle A Brand):: bit.ly/1Wvefwi G-Shock Watch: amzn.to/1sl378r _____________________________ TOOLS I USE EVERYDAY: Leatherman multi-tool: amzn.to/1TLqFJp Ergo baby carrier: amzn.to/1sl3lwh Klean Kanteen (water bottle): amzn.to/1sl3rnN Premier 1 electric fence: amzn.to/1sl3Gzc Plugin electric fence charger: amzn.to/1Xb6eer Solar electric fence charger: amzn.to/1Wxsctt _____________________________ VIDEO EQUIPMENT WE USE: Little Camera (Cannon G7X): amzn.to/2a8mpu9 Big Camera (Cannon 80D): amzn.to/2kAYve8 Day To Day Wide Angle Lense for the 80D: amzn.to/2lamoG2 Rode shot gun mic for the 80D: amzn.to/2laD8wV Go Pro camera: amzn.to/27pYUjH Adobe Premier (editing): adobe.ly/1Nv8r2r Jobi Gorilla Pod (flexible tripod): amzn.to/1V4Z4rQ DJI Phantom IV Drone: amzn.to/2dvWwDY NOTE: Yes, some of those links above are affiliate links. What? Well, that just means I get a small commission if you actually click through that link and buy something. Hey, I figured if I’m gonna link to the actual stuff I use (and recommend) I might as well get a little dough from it, right? I don’t get much, but every little bit helps. Plus, I’m trying to earn a little to cover my time, money and energy we’re putting into this... You know, make it sustainable so that I can keep on keeping on.
