Backyard Chickens Vancouver
Loading...
Loading...
3,678
Loading...
Uploaded by SPECbc on Jun 11, 2010
It's official the bylaw has been changed to allow backyard chickens in Vancouver! City Council passed the bylaw this week allowing for residents of Vancouver to house up to four chickens in their backyard.
I interviewed Vicky Baker, East Vancouver resident, food activist, and chicken owner to get some tips for others considering getting chickens of their own.
for more info visit:
villagevancouver.ning.com/group/vvfoodgroupcoopcoops
www.fvpfa.org/
www.vancouverfoodpolicycouncil.ca/
- 13 likes, 0 dislikes
-
- 10:00
How To Build A Chicken Coopby stefpar1276,948 views
- 5:32
Chicken Keeping Courseby thepoultrychannel25,070 views
- 4:21
Backyard chickens 101by Sourcemgnews1,004 views
- 4:16
Backyard Chickens 101 (part 1)by CorinnaBorden1,379 views
- 6:00
Raising Backyard Chickensby BoiseCoop11,598 views
- 1:31
Backyard Chicken Coopby UWMedicine51,758 views
- 4:57
How to Raise Chickens Part IIby KristenGunn10,725 views
- 9:30
Backyard Chickens 101 (part 2)by CorinnaBorden1,175 views
- 2:40
Baby Goose And Puppy Playingby oreo2pretty22,930 views
- 5:50
Destripando Conejo parte Iby Jamminerick4,366 views
- 3:09
Chicken Keeping Basics - How To Pick Up A Chickenby thehencam9,269 views
- 1:48
"Tore Up" Over Backyard Chickensby punkrockgardens2,829 views
- 7:25
Easy DIY Chicken Coop Plansby kitoglaw13,008 views
- 5:27
How to Slaughter a Chicken (Part 1)by portlandfoodDOTorg171,705 views
- 13:30
How To Raise Chickensby kepics16,484 views
- 4:40
chickens 3 weeks old nowby RedeemingDogs859 views
- 9:22
Grow and Make TV - Raising Urban Chickensby Growandmake19,889 views
- 1:08
Vancouver Backyard Chicken Coop, Black Copper Marans.wmvby skookumcycles586 views
- 6:50
Raising Chickens Naturallyby RVqueen48,781 views
That's a good coop to start. I wonder what more modifications they have made to it by now...On another note, chicken's need calcium to produce hard shells for their eggs. One of the common ways to get this in their diet is to introduce ground oyster shells. They also need grit/sand to digest their food because they don't have teeth.
KrazySaneGirl 4 months ago
It looks like fun and a great educational activity for kids. Thanks for sharing.
outbackeddie 10 months ago