We bought some Rare Chickens to sell Ayam Cemani Hatching Eggs 

It took me more than a year to find quality birds and start building my flock. Still building the flock but I’m incubating some very nice Cemanis!

I'm interested in the eggs though!

Regardless they are some fine looking birds!

I am interested if you have eggs and Chicks and breed

Hey thanks. Always looking for an entrepreneur stream. Plus they will be a fun 4-H project for Henry in a few years. How much did you give per egg when you bought?

Hi White House on the hill

I love cemani

Well when I start hatching chicks I will let you know :-)

Somebody is selling them for $15 a chick in Canada. Either something fishy is going on or there just isn't the demand as I think. As cool as they are, I'm not sure I would want to eat them.

Thanks so much Cynthia. :-)

Yeah Tractor Supply Company is pretty cool. I'm actually a bigger fan of Orschelns LOL. Thanks and have a great day

They look even better when they are Mature and Healthy. Thanks for watching

Thanks. That is a good point, we actually lost some young chickens one time in a chicken tractor due to standing water. 😣

Thanks

Hahahaha yeah I knew it meant Chicken. That's funny LOL. Thanks for pointing that out 😉😉😉👍🏼👍🏼

You NEVER inbreed any thing

Thanks Kenny! I was so excited to make that tubing bender. Look around for a David Bradley on Craigslist, they are out there and sometimes for cheap! Thanks for watching brother.

Thanks Glenda

Hey cool! Thanks for coming over and saying hello. Thanks so much. Did you live in Missouri? Where abouts?

@@FarmAlarm I lived up in Northeast Missouri but dated a girl who lived just outside Fulton attending William Woods. Great area down there.

You are warmly well come

Hey thanks. I'm sure they will turn out really good looking by the time they mature. Thanks and you too.

Hey thanks. I'm glad you like the tractor. I have a few improvements to make on it, but I plan on making a few more. Very simple design.

Yes indeed they are, I have used that quote many times LOL. Yeah you've been around for quite a while then if you remember that video. oh, and I thank you for that. Yes every time Tuesday rolls around I hear you saying *WHERE is Tractor Tuesday* lol. But never fear, tractor Tuesday is still something I plan on continuing to do. I just have to get a bunch of more episodes finished. And yes the deer head, I do need to show that. It worked excellent. And the house in town, oh man I've been so busy, but yep progress has been made and I have a few Treasures to show. Only one last thing to say, *stay tuned*

@@FarmAlarm Right on, yeah I've been around here for a while. In fact pretty sure I was in the first 50. I actually think I was a sub in the 30's. I saw you guys active in a live stream from An American Homestead years ago and came over to check out the channel. I saw we're pretty like minded so I've stuck around.

Yeah I do remember your comments from way back. Wow 30, that seems so long ago. I appreciate you sticking around. Yeah Zach puts out some pretty awesome videos. He is a down-to-earth guy, if you ever get the chance to meet him in person

You move yet?

Cool deal. Where are you at in Missouri? Thanks for watching.

Farm Alarm I live in Auxvasse

Cool. We live about an hour from there. Where do you plan on getting your Birds from?

Farm Alarm I’m not sure. I might by some hatching eggs on eBay. Do you like yours? Are they nice?

@@masonbaumhoer1814 they seem like some cool birds. We will be selling some eggs and chicks this spring.

Did you hatch any? How are they doing??

@@jswhosoever4533 hatched four but I’m down to one or two.

Thanks Bear Family Farm. We agree 😉

I think they are, they will be really happy when spring comes. Thanks for the comment Cathleen

Thanks so much Terra Ranch. We appreciate your comments. Yeah the chicken tractor turned out pretty cool and I hope to make more of them for our farm. Thanks so much!

Are you from indonesia?

. @@shafqatmehmood9948 I'm English :)

Also not ay-am, like "I am" :)

. @@bgirtz yeh :)

@@Purwapada wah english with hanacaraka name ??? Wkwkwk

Thanks for watching from Spain

It originate from indonesia.. and its a rare breed chicken.. its a black gold of homestead.. so its better to keep it called that way.. Ayam Cemani the one of the most expensive meat "food" in the world

@@goodgame7892 he's indonesian. I believe he knows that

@@sutannasution2373 yeah I i know that.. But my point is.. Keep it that way on how they appreciate things.. the way on how they enjoy and the way they indulge it in through the way on how they called it.. For them its a legend.. That's why they called it in a whole the way they called it on where it came from.. The Ayam Cemani Chicken..

It's a way to keep the origin of th product in the name, it doesn't matter if it is the same word twice if most people won't understand one of them. It's not uncommon for unique and rare products as the country of origin dictates the name then other languages add their twists

I call it cemani chicken or black chicken

Thanks so much

Hey Helen, thanks for finding us! So glad you started homesteading. Hope all is going well!

Thank you!

Hey thanks Wes! I think we will try our hand at just selling hatching eggs off the bat after we grow our flock. I am curious about the breed that you started... thanks again Wes.

@@FarmAlarm I sent you an e-mail

I got the email Wes, great info. Let me get un busy and ill get back to you on it. Thanks!

Makes me wonder what breed you raise?🤔

Thanks

That's great. These are completely black no white at all. Sounds similar. Thanks for stopping by.

Hey thanks for watching :-)

Thank you!

Well if you had leftovers in the fridge, your roommates wouldn't touch it! lol. Thanks Steph

Things have been busy, so I have not uploaded any videos in quite some time. I will start uploading this year, I hope 😆.

Can you send me some hatching eggs

You're a little early by my calculations lol

I'm glad to humor you..

That tractor only houses 4 birds now.

Thanks Kaitlin. Yes it sure is dark. I wonder if they have dark meat, and really dark meat instead of white meat and dark meat LOL

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Hey Paul thanks for the comment, yeah they usually are pretty expensive and I'm glad we got a pretty good deal on them. Our plans are to grow our flock and to sell that hatching eggs on eBay and Craigslist

Not particularly...about 80 per yr. The Swedish Svart Hona is also an all black breed (similar heritage or ancestry) but have been bred for egg laying and do more like 200 - 250 per yr I believe... There's a 3rd black (fibromelanistic) breed called the Hmong... if you wanna do some research and comparing...

I hope they work out for you!