A pheasant flying up to the 28th floor is truly an unheard-of oddity
Today I went to visit a friend's home, and the moment I walked in I got a fright: what was going on, you could hear chicken calls on the 28th floor (my friend lives in the city, not the kind of chicken calls you see on TV), I was completely bewildered? My friend gave a slight smile, said nothing, and led me straight to the living room balcony. Oh, my god, there were actually 4 chickens on the balcony, of different breeds and different colors, so abnormal! When they saw me walk over, they all stared at me with wide eyes in unison, making peculiar sounds at the same time. I quickly asked my friend: “This is the 28th floor in the city, where did these chickens fly in from, and they came as a group, 4 of them flew in at once”? This made my friend laugh. My friend said with a smile: “Where would such good fortune come from, these were brought from my hometown.
A while ago I went back to my rural hometown for a while, and ate some rural pheasant, the taste was so authentic, many times better than the chickens sold in the city, but I couldn't stay at home forever, and I still wanted that rural chicken taste, so I came up with this idea, brought a few over, and now there are 4 left”. My friend looked so happy. Suddenly, he asked smugly: “Can you smell anything foul”? “Right, there's not even a hint of chicken manure smell, what's going on, how is this done”. Once seated in the living room, my friend began explaining the reason to me.
My friend said: “My hometown raises a lot of chickens, it used to stink terribly, every time I went home the smell was unbearable, even after showering many times I could still smell the chicken manure. Last year I heard my father say the family had started using a new farming model, ecological dry-scatter fermentation bed farming, which is not only environmentally friendly and ecological, but also highly profitable, which made my father overjoyed.
This way, the coop is clean, there's no bad smell, the living environment for people is better too, and we no longer have to fear staying at home, though to be honest, this time going home I really didn't smell any chicken manure, it was worlds apart from before”. My friend laughed as he spoke. “The few pheasants I brought over also owe it to this farming model, otherwise how would I dare bring them, the whole room would stink. Now it's great, with the dry-scatter ecological fermentation bed, no smell, and I can enjoy the delicious hometown pheasant taste anytime. By the way, you can also set up a fermentation bed like mine on your home balcony, I still have plenty of bacterial cultures and bedding material here, let me get some for you”. As he said this, my friend put a bag of bacterial culture and bedding material into my hands. “Jinbaobei dry-scatter fermentation bed chicken-raising bacterial culture” I said. “Yes, this is it”, my friend quickly explained, “It's really amazing, this is the bacterial culture my hometown uses for raising chickens, later I brought 2 bags to make the balcony fermentation bed. The manure the chickens excrete is fermented and decomposed by this bacterial agent, come take a look, generally manure is decomposed in 2-3 [days], it works especially well”.
Through my friend's introduction, I gained a preliminary understanding of the dry-scatter fermentation bed, and I am now completely convinced of the magic of the Jinbaobei dry-scatter fermentation bed bacterial culture (on Taobao I eventually found the company that produces this product). “Sure, I'll go back and make one”, I immediately agreed to my friend's kind offer. I thought to myself, pheasant that flew up to the 28th floor, here I come. The pictures are my proof:
Living in the city, far from the nature and leisure of the countryside, now I can raise a few chickens on my own balcony, and in my spare time, besides tending flowers I can also feed chickens, and even eat eggs laid by my own chickens, just thinking about it makes life suddenly feel full of so much more fun! Haha, I'm going home to set it up right now!