Morning Chicken Care and Releasing 9,000 Chickens

Another morning begins at Lap Le Hill Farm as we check the chicken houses, prepare the daily routine, and release thousands of chickens from their coops. Watching the flocks move out into the hillside is one of the busiest parts of our morning poultry farming work. Today we care for around 9,000 chickens across different flocks, including 3,000 Lac Thuy chickens at 135 days old, 3,000 Lac Thuy chickens at 78 days old, and 3,000 Mia chickens at 52 days old. Each flock needs regular feeding, clean water, and careful observation as part of daily poultry farming. Once the coop doors are opened, the chickens quickly move outside and spread around the farm. We continue checking feeders, water systems, and the condition of the birds while they settle into their usual morning routine. These simple tasks are an important part of practical poultry farming. Caring for several large flocks every day takes consistency and patience. Even though the work may look simple, every check and feeding helps keep the chickens healthy and active throughout the day. Thank you for spending another morning with us at Lap Le Hill Farm. We hope you enjoy the natural sounds, hillside scenery, and another real look at everyday poultry farming life in rural Vietnam. Watch more from Lap Le Hill Farm: A Morning Caring for 15,000 Chickens Across 5 Flocks    • A Morning Caring for 15,000 Chickens Acros...   Morning Chicken Care With Thousands of Chickens on Our Hillside Farm    • Morning Chicken Care With Thousands of Chi...   Raising Mia Chickens for 155 Days    • Raising Mia Chickens for 155 Days   **************************** 00:00 poultry farming 05:15 free range chicken farming 11:02 farmer feeding chickens 14:50 simple farm life 19:43 raising chickens **************************** #poultryfarming #freerangechickenfarming #simplefarm #peacefulliving #countryliving