Money & frugal livingTitus FreemanWhich Farm Animals Are Actually Worth the Money (And Which Aren’t) - The Southern Way

Which Farm Animals Are Actually Worth the Money (And Which Aren’t) - The Southern Way

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Published Sep 30, 2026, 3:00 PM · 2w ago

Titus Freeman
Titus Freeman
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👉 The Old-School Secrets That Could Save You Thousands: https://www.titusfreeman.com/ A $15.99 bag of chicken feed costs more than the chick you buy it for, and you will keep buying it for as long as she lives. I farmed forty acres in the Black Belt of Alabama on land my grandfather bought in 1919. In this video I go through the farm animals a small homestead can keep, one at a time: chickens, guineas, ducks, meat rabbits, hogs, goats, the horse, and the milk cow. I tell you what each one really costs, what it gives back, and which ones I would never buy again. I also tell you where my grandfather got it wrong, and what is printed on the back of that feed bag.

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