Raising 300 Chickens From 10-30 Days Old After Losing 500 Ducks.

After losing all 500 ducks to a sudden disease, our family farm was left with an empty and quiet duck coop.
Instead of giving up, my dad chose to stay strong and keep moving forward. While waiting for the right time to raise a new flock of ducks, he focused on our young chickens — now 10, 20, and 30 days old.

This video captures real moments from our farm:
• the empty duck barn after the loss
• the energy and growth of the 10-day-old chicks
• the daily routine with the 20-day-old flock
• the strength and confidence of the 30-day-old chickens

These chickens represent more than just livestock — they symbolize resilience, recovery, and the determination to rebuild after hardship.

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Real farm life in Vietnam — no acting, just true stories of family farming.

🎥 Watch the full playlist:
1. THE LAST DUCK - A Real Life Survival Story:
   • THE LAST DUCK - A Real Life Survival Story  
2. From Ducks to Chickens: A New Beginning:
   • From Ducks to Chickens: A New Beginning  

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