ONE DAY BEFORE THE ARRIVAL OF NOILER CHICKS.
1. Depending on the number of Chicks expected, make round shaped guards
(Circles ).
2. Spread the wood shavings inside the circles and cover with used newspapers.
3. Arrange the feeding and watering equipment.
4. Keep small drinkers inside the guards @1/50 Chicks. Keep them at least 2
inches above the ground level on a stand to prevent Chicks getting in.
5. Check water and electrical connections.
6. Spray 2% NEODINE or BIOKLEEN all over the interior of the shed,all over
equipment and surroundings.
7. Open the curtains on the sides 6-8 hours before arrival of Chicks to allow some
fresh air.
8. Add medicines in water tank as required.Use antibiotics and vitamins
preparations like Megadox-N and Ultraviolet-M respectively.
9.Sprinkle crushed maize powder on paper for first 6-8 hours to prevent vent
pasting problem.

WHEN THE CHICKS ARRIVE.
1. Plan in such a way that chicks arrive the farm in the morning. The chicks will
have time to settle down.
2. Put the heating system on before the chicks arrive. If the temperature I'd high
the chicks move away from the heat source.If the temperature is low,they crowd
in the center. Adjust the height of the brooder or source of heat accordingly. Coal
pots or Kerosene stoves also can be used as source of heat.
3. Open the boxes and ensure that all chicks are alive and active.Check the
numbers against delivery note. Take out the dead and dull chicks.
4. Take medicated water in a plate. Dip the beak of each chick before releasing.
5. Make water available before releasing the chicks into brooders. Serve the feed
1 or 2 hours later.
6. Leave the chicks inside the circles. Release 300-500 chicks per circle
depending upon the size of the brooder circle.
7. Depending upon the comfort of the chicks the brooder area can be increased
by widening the brooder guard.
8. Avoid too high temperature during brooding period as this may reduce feed
consumption.
9. Avoid draft and long fluctuations in temperature. These two factors enhance
risk of respiratory diseases and mortality.
10. Relative humidity must be 65-75 % ad otherwise chicks can dehydrate making
more susceptible to infections and reducing feed and water consumption resulting
in higher chick mortality.

Can I get 2 or 4 weeks old Noilers?
My schedule may not permit me to brood and care for them at DOC as i would want.

bioemmy:
Can I get 2 or 4 weeks old Noilers?
My schedule may not permit me to brood and care for them at DOC as i would want.

yes.you can get 5 weeks olds.where are you? call or what's p me on 08061204834

Statistics from the Federal Office of Statistics and Food & Agricultural
Organization indicate that 2Kg of beef and 4kg of eggs are available to the
average Nigerian yearly. That is about 11 grams of egg supply per day when
compared with the global accepted recommendation that one person take an egg
per day.
To address this protein problem, there is urgent need for massive production of
protein based foods in Nigeria at prices that the average Nigerian can afford in
view of the economic realities. One of the avenues to achieve the goal is through
poultry farming.
THINK ORGANIC MEAT, THINK NOILER
Call or whatsapp 08061204834

Noiler Don better my life!!

sefani:
6 cartons of day old noiler for a customer.
My name was written on the cartons

How many male and female are in a carton

mickhine:
How many male and female are in a carton

I can't tell.it might be 50/50 or.... when you open the carton, what you see you carry

available

God bless you, this is awesome. I live in Lagos (a very densely populated part) where i can't farm or rear livestock, I really need this for my family as another source of income. I will save your number to call you as soon as I get a space for rearing.

Pls note that i have never reared anything in my life and i fear local chicken well well, you know say agric na mumu? Therefore, I will need serious support in Thu venture as your analysis has seriously captured my utmost attention.

Thanks & God bless you again.

penisilin:
God bless you, this is awesome. I live in Lagos (a very densely populated part) where i can't farm or rear livestock, I really need this for my family as another source of income. I will save your number to call you as soon as I get a space for rearing.

Pls note that i have never reared anything in my life and i fear local chicken well well, you know say agric na mumu? Therefore, I will need serious support in Thu venture as your analysis has seriously captured my utmost attention.

Thanks & God bless you again.

lol @ you dey fear local chicken well well.don't worry, I am here to stay.will guide and be with you throughout the process.I also have superiors I can always consult in case.

you don't need prior knowledge of poultry farming to succeed in Noiler farming.once you book, I will send you the recommended vaccination schedule and feeding .it is very easy to raise with very low mortality rate.Noiler is very rugged.

you go pick egg tire! even the meat is tastier than broiler.

thanks for your interest

sefani:

yes.you can get 5 weeks olds.where are you? call or what's p me on 08061204834

I'm in Otta, Ogun state.

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How much per crate and transport to BADAGRY, Lagos?

iamclime:
How much per crate and transport to BADAGRY, Lagos?

What is the cost analysis (least case scenario) for feeding from purchase to maturity?

sefani:
so one of my contact farmers who is into brood and sell of noiler was mobbed at orie market ugwogo,Enugu state.

most market women where rushing to lay their hands on the birds.

happy farmer,satisfied customers

that is my home town which side are u in Enugu.

adaeze91:
that is my home town which side are u in Enugu.

Enugu urban

sefani:


Enugu urban

ok

kk

See how big they are.
To all my customers so far, thank you for your patronage.
This is the best time to book again Christmas sales

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5 weeks olds available

delivery confirmed!

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How is noiler different from fulanis variety and what If one leaves them to free range after 5 weeks will they still grow well?

pat077:
How is noiler different from fulanis variety and what If one leaves them to free range after 5 weeks will they still grow well?

I don't know about the fulani chick.yes , the chicks do well on a free range.did you read my write ups??

Im really interested in doing this and as a total newbie pls can you help me with the overall cost analysis from day old to maturity for 51 birds (one carton). Thanks

It is like you choose which questions to answer and which to ignore! You have not replied to any of the questions asked or inquiries made so far. This is not too good for business; you never know who is on this forum!

I need your contact details . So that we can early communicate . I am going into poultry production now .

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Hamij:
I need your contact details . So that we can early communicate . I am going into poultry production now .

call or Whatsapp 08061204834

iamclime:
It is like you choose which questions to answer and which to ignore! You have not replied to any of the questions asked or inquiries made so far. This is not too good for business; you never know who is on this forum!

I know you sent me a pm but I am sorry, I don't know how to read Nl pm.call or Whatsapp 08061204834.no vex