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[eBook] Free - Raising Backyard Chickens, Raising Goats, Goat Milk Soap Making by Daniel A. Hart @ Amazon AU

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Raising Backyard Chickens: A Beginner’s Guide to a Healthy Flock, Boosting Egg Production, and Fresh Eggs for Life! (Essentials of Modern Livestock Management)
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  • A beginner-friendly approach to raising chickens in your backyard
  • Practical suggestions for choosing the right rooster and hen breeds
  • Various chicken behaviours and how you can take care of your flock
  • A complete guide to setting up a backyard chicken enclosure—build your own from scratch or buy one, we’ve got you covered
  • Coop essentials—everything you need on nesting boxes, bedding materials, waterers, and feeders, right at your fingertips! (Plus, a step-by-step guide on cleaning the coop)
  • All you will ever need to know about eggs—from training your hens to egg collection strategies (and even how to boost egg production!)
  • The definitive guide to raising chicks—build your own brooder and raise healthy chicks
  • Nourishment plans and diets for your flock—give your chickens nutritious food at various stages of development
    And much more.

Raising Goats: A Beginner's Guide to a Healthy Herd, Milk Production and Quality Home Grown Meat (Essentials of Modern Livestock Management)
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  • The basics of goat raising and what you need to start a small farm right in your backyard
  • 8+ goat breeds and everything about them so you can make an informed decision and pick the right goat for you and your needs
  • How to care for your goats, including a clear-cut list of tasks to keep them healthy and happy
  • How to spot any health issues your goats may have, even if you have zero experience in animal care
  • Common goat-raising mistakes and exactly how to avoid them
  • How to break into the business by harvesting milk and meat from your very own goats
    And much more.

Goat Milk Soap Making: A Do-It-Yourself Guide for Skin Care Enthusiasts to Create All-Natural Homemade Exfoliators for Sensitive, Clean, and Vibrant Skin (Essentials of Modern Livestock Management)
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  • 8 reasons why you will never use anything but goat milk for soap, ever again
  • How to raise your own goats for milk plus alternatives for those short of outdoor space
  • A complete guide to saponification values for a huge range of carrier oils and butters to get your measurements precise
  • The science behind the saponification process and essential safety precautions to take when handling lye without fear
  • 6 simple step-by-step processes for goat milk soap techniques – even if you have never made a craft in your life
  • How to avoid the most frustrating problems that even experienced soap makers come by
  • 14 medicinal plants to add to your soap that have been proven to improve skin health
  • The art of adding color, scents, exfoliates, and even swirls to your homemade goat milk soap
  • 40 unique recipes that include different methods, fun for the kids, and eye-catching gifts
    And much more.
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  • tenpercent on 23/02/2025 - 17:44
    -6

    I'm just here setting up my armchair and getting my popcorn ready to watch all the "bird flu is gonna kill us all" chicken little usual suspects to neg this deal and spray hate in the comments.

    FWIW it seems like a good deal and nothing to lose.

  • Protractor on 23/02/2025 - 17:56
    +10

    The difference between US and local poultry husbandry is a wide gap. Just get proper info from local poultry orgs & forums.
    Plus American chooks lay eggs on the opposite side.

  • BeauKilla on 23/02/2025 - 18:05
    +13

    This gives me an idea for a book.

    "Using chatgpt with extra steps!"

  • GothamsHero on 23/02/2025 - 18:07
    +18

    what in the AI is that front cover picture

    • thonk on 23/02/2025 - 18:23
      +5

      Might not apply to this book (based on the reviews?) but there's a bunch of AI generated books showing up on Amazon that are printed on demand or for download. Example is an AI foraging guide with no drawings/ pictures - definitely not dangerous at all

  • liamtu on 23/02/2025 - 18:11
    +1

    Theres a special place in hell for anyone who raises chickens in a suburban backyard. Especially if the backyard is big enough that they put the chickens all the way down the back; far enough away that the owners cannot hear them but close enough to neighboring properties who have to put up with constant noise

    • 1st-Amendment on 23/02/2025 - 19:33
      +8

      who have to put up with constant noise

      I have two neighbours with chickens and have no idea what you are talking about. Roosters make noise, chickens are mostly silent. Certainly the small noise they do make is a lot quieter than the dozens of local Cockatoos, Lorakeets, Kookaburras, Magpies, Crows etc you get on any given day of the week.

    • 2025 on 23/02/2025 - 21:06
      +6

      Tbh I’d rather all my neighbours have chickens instead of dirt bikes, lawn mowers, noisy old air conditioners, power tools, toddlers etc.

      But that special place in hell for chicken owners? I think I know where that is, you go through it on the way down to go see the people with pet dogs that bark all day and night.

    • JuryWheel on 24/02/2025 - 11:19
      +1

      Since when do chickens make noise? We have 3 and never hear a peep out of them! Especially compared to plenty of dogs in the area….

  • dryandra on 23/02/2025 - 18:16
    -2

    I like to feed the chooks ;)

  • hambuger on 23/02/2025 - 18:16
    +7

    I spent 4 hours last night looking at pictures of chickens and now this AI mess pops up? Cyberchickens

    • c64 on 23/02/2025 - 18:31
      +1

      I spent 4 hours last night looking at pictures of chickens

      people usually keep their fetishes secret …

      • hambuger on 23/02/2025 - 18:43
        +3

        On Saturday night anything goes!

    • habib23q on 23/02/2025 - 19:49
      +1

      Reminds me of a old doom wad i played years ago lol

  • rhino86 on 23/02/2025 - 18:35

    "All you will ever need to know about eggs—from training your hens to egg collection strategies (and even how to boost egg production!)"
    We wonder if this includes ……. … … .. …… …. …….. …. …. ……. .. ….. …. .. ….. ………

  • 2025 on 23/02/2025 - 20:57

    There’s nothing in the book about dispatching, terminating, harvesting or whatever you call it when you get a chicken and convert it into a tasty snack. If you grab this book expecting tips and tricks for that, you’ll need to look elsewhere.

    • EmanresuNekat on 23/02/2025 - 23:35
      +1

      Or how to stop my chook from becoming my niece’s pet.

  • belongsinforums on 23/02/2025 - 21:48
    +5

    $100 bet that this is entirely AI slop

  • GoldAlwaysGold on 23/02/2025 - 23:43

    Youtube is my free eBook on this subject

  • serpserpserp on 24/02/2025 - 08:03

    Eggcellent find OP! Thanks!

  • dy4me on 24/02/2025 - 09:59

    Anything for raising chickens in the front yard?

    • Protractor on 24/02/2025 - 10:21

      Just rotate your house. Where's ya work ethic?

  • Captain Cardigan on 24/02/2025 - 10:38

    Thought it was a "choose your own adventure" book and was mildly excited for a minute.

  • deejaygrub on 24/02/2025 - 13:59

    Although it's not obvious at first, but owning backyard chickens is really quite cruel. Firstly, it is only female chickens who lay eggs (obviously) so all males are ground up in macerators on their first day of life. Secondly, we have bread chickens to lay an egg nearly every day from once a month. This puts incredible strain on their bodies and they often suffer from malnutrition especially if you do not feed their eggs back to them to replace the lost nutrients. There are rescue chickens up for adoption that have been rescued from animal agriculture available in many parts of Australia. If you do get a rescue hen, then it's always in their best interest to feed their eggs back to them.

  • ProfessorBargain on 24/02/2025 - 21:01
    +1

    You'd have to be a certifiable psychopath to choose to raise animals in an environment where they'll naturally acclimate to you, only to then slaughter them or have them slaughtered for your consumption.

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