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"Chicken Feeding Time" 145th post in counting Earlier morning we havest an egg in our native chicken now i will return the blessing to our chicken the food that they want by giving food feeding that they deserve like feeds. Once we spread the feeds and throw them one by one they are all come with me and they are hurry to eat, i like the way i can see it and happy as well. Even we are here in the province and the life was so simple and live with our animals im still have bless to be with because we treat as our family and they give us abundunt blessings i perfect time. Thats my day was started, from the harvesting of egg and now feeding of our chicken. This day was meaningful and productive for me beavuse im busying all day long while spe ding time of our needs. This shot is made by mybwofe while dojng feeding of feeds in our native chicken.
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Wow, they're so many! That means you don't need to buy fresh eggs!🤗♥️👍
Yeah in my previous post i got 1 tray of fresh being harvest and it helps for me and did not buying in the market
So many native chicken there 😯
Uy sarap niyan tinola kasi native. Ang mahal ng native chicken sa market.
Mas malasa pa ang native na chicken kaysa sa normal na chicken na nabibili sa market lalo na kapag tinola sabaw palang sibrang sarap
Kakaiba talaga.
Yesterday i did that when i went home. I have chicken around 30.
30 is a lot and give us more egg to us.
Yeah. My mom sells eggs every month.
Ohoo, ang dami nilaaaaa penge isa ng maadobo, ahaha charr
pukpukpukawww! dami chicken!
simple life but you are blessed mate,
Life in the province is simple yet satisfying.
I can imagine the happiness you have while harvesting the eggs of your native chickens. You are blessed to enjoy the Fresh eggs given by your native chickens.
Thats one thing our advantage once u live in the province they are less manage and quick to raise
Libre na kayo sa ulam hehe.
Daming manok hehe
Sarap ng sabaw with papaya lol haha.
wow ang daming blessing sissy ah nakakagana sa morning kapag ganyan
Dami alaga ah. Penge pangtinola.
Good for tinola hehehe
wooaa
Do you run a poultry?