How to take care of newly hatched chicks, share the secret of warming chickens with firewood.

How to take care of newly hatched chicks, share the secret of warming chickens with firewood.
How to Take Care of Newly Hatched Chicks: Share the Secret of Warming Chickens with Firewood
Caring for newly hatched chicks is crucial to their survival and growth, especially in their early days when warmth is vital. One effective way to ensure proper care is to warm chickens with firewood, a method that is both traditional and reliable. When creating a warm environment for newly hatched chicks, you can use a safe, controlled firewood setup, such as a metal barrel or clay stove, to provide consistent heat.
The key to warming chickens with firewood is maintaining the fire's intensity at an optimal level. Position the heat source at a safe distance, ensuring the temperature around the newly hatched chicks is neither too hot nor too cold. This method not only helps regulate their body temperature but also mimics the warmth they would get from a brooding hen. Sharing this age-old secret of warming chickens with firewood can greatly improve chick survival rates in rural or off-grid settings.
00:30 Prepare the wood stove before the chicks come home.
05:49 Rice husk strips for bedding.
08:40 release day old chicks into the coop.
12:50 food for 1 day old chicks.
14:13 drinking water for 1 day old chicks.
16:00 temperature for 1 day old chicks
18:40 2nd meal of 1 day old chicks.
19:50 2nd meal drinking water for 1 day old chickens
22:35 chicken care
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