Life with Geese on a Christmas Tree Farm

TLDRExperience the challenges and joys of raising geese on a Christmas tree farm, from their impact on the trees to the daily chores involved.

Key insights

🦆Geese can be a fun addition to a farm, but they require a lot of care and can cause damage to trees.

🌲Geese have a tendency to eat the grass around the Christmas trees, which can be both beneficial and problematic.

💩One of the main challenges of raising geese is dealing with their abundant droppings, which require frequent cleaning.

🔒It's important to have proper fencing to contain the geese and prevent them from escaping or causing damage to other areas of the farm.

🐣Hatching goslings can be a rewarding experience, but it requires careful planning and adequate heat sources for the young geese.

Q&A

Do geese eat the Christmas trees?

Yes, geese have a tendency to eat the grass around the Christmas trees, which can be both beneficial and problematic.

Are geese difficult to raise?

Raising geese can be challenging due to their need for frequent cleaning and the potential for damage to trees and other areas.

What are the benefits of having geese on a farm?

Geese can be a fun addition to a farm, providing entertainment and helping to control grass growth.

How do you keep geese from escaping?

Proper fencing is essential to contain the geese and prevent them from escaping or causing damage to other areas of the farm.

Is it difficult to hatch goslings?

Hatching goslings can be a rewarding experience, but it requires careful planning and providing adequate heat sources for the young geese.

Timestamped Summary

00:00The video explores life with geese on a Christmas tree farm and the challenges and joys they bring.

07:28The geese began eating the trees on the farm, which led to the decision to let them free-range and eat grass instead.

09:09The geese did eat some trees, but the damage was not severe.

13:11Fencing was installed to contain the geese and prevent them from escaping or causing damage.

15:46The video showcases a heated plate that can be used to keep goslings warm.