Goldenboy842:

Nice work, is like you are always there with them.
They ve passed d delicate time, success is sure. God bless the fruit of your work

AgbenuAnna:
thank u.am currently home still waiting for admission

Goldenboy842:

God will help you. You will gain admission into school.
Are you going for Agriculture?

Sleekyshuga:
Nice one, OP..

I wrote this course yesterday after we carried out the practical----Essentials of Entrepreneurship, majoring on Aquaculture, and Poultry...

The sole aim of every Entrepreneur is to make profit, and at such, for your poultry to be a success, you need good management which includes good observation skills and attention to ensure growth, health, and low mortality..

• Broilers need ultimate CARE..
• Avoid saw dusts but rather use, wood shaving..
• Be careful to note any slight change in behavior. For instance;
----- When they crowd near the heat source, chirping loudly, note that the temperature is LOW..

----- When they move away from the heat source, panting, note that the temperature is too HIGH..

----- When they are fairly quiet, and evenly spaced around the heat source, note that the temperature is ADEQUATE..

Success ..

Goldenboy842:
3weeks six days

Goldenboy842:
3weeks six days

just4just:


When dd u remove the heat source

just4just:


When dd u remove the heat source

queeny788:
please do you have an ebook for broiler bird rearing for maximum profit and when do I start if I wnt to sell in Xmas period.
Thanks @ Of (Goldenboy842)

queeny788:
please do you have an ebook for broiler bird rearing for maximum profit and when do I start if I wnt to sell in Xmas period.
Thanks @ Of (Goldenboy842)

kay29000:
Hmm! I still prefer Cockrels sha! Broilers did me strong thing when I tried them last year...I almost lost my mind when I had to keep digging up holes in my garden to bury chicks. Hey, I ain't trying to discourage anyone, just letting people know they are challenges. Although my Cockrels take 5 months to reach maturity, I have a very low mortality rate. Sometimes, I don't even lose any chicks at all. I mean, I buy 100 Day Old Chicks, and when it is time to sell, I have 100 grown chickens to sell.

AreaFada2:


Is there much demand for cockerels?

Since you have to feed them for 5 months, how is the profit margins? I mean you spend a lot on feed.

kay29000:


I feed them for 4 months, not 5 months. And yes, there is demand for any kind of chicken...so, yes, there is demand for cockerels. It might not be like the demand for broilers, but there is demand. I target market women that sell chicken in cages all year round; they prefer cockerels and layers to broilers cos broilers are not as strong. I am still working on how to sell in hundreds...The total cost of feeding and treatment from day old to cockerels have my chickens at N600 each...If I can find a way to sell off a thousand chickens each month for N800, I would be making N200,000 on them. This is what I am looking into now.

You can look more into broiler business, I just prefer this one cos it suits my nature- It is very flexible, and cos I hate losing chickens, and I never have to bury any of my chickens at anytime with cockerels.

debosalau:
Best brooder box ever, 50,birds capacity

AreaFada2:
Very nice explanation. I'm currently doing layers but will be doing broilers this year against Xmas. I know the feeling of losing chicks. I lost dozens of day old turkeys not long ago. I'm looking for possible alternative if such happens again with turkey chicks. Thanks.

kay29000:


I feed them for 4 months, not 5 months. And yes, there is demand for any kind of chicken...so, yes, there is demand for cockerels. It might not be like the demand for broilers, but there is demand. I target market women that sell chicken in cages all year round; they prefer cockerels and layers to broilers cos broilers are not as strong. I am still working on how to sell in hundreds...The total cost of feeding and treatment from day old to cockerels have my chickens at N600 each...If I can find a way to sell off a thousand chickens each month for N800, I would be making N200,000 on them. This is what I am looking into now.

You can look more into broiler business, I just prefer this one cos it suits my nature- It is very flexible, and cos I hate losing chickens, and I never have to bury any of my chickens at anytime with cockerels.

Cleoo:
Please What and what do you feed them? Did you give them fowl pox vaccine? I have 300 Cockrell and am planning to skip giving them fowl pox, can I risk it?

Goldenboy842:

Yea, I have a comprehensive ebook on broiler birds production. How to calculate the relative amount of feed you need in a specific number of birds, how to vaccinate, how to brood birds to reduce mortality.
This my number 08160403222.
If you want to sell this xams period , you need to start in October first week, cos by 8th week you should start selling, then by the 10th week you must have sold all to maximize profit.
Thnk you for stopping by.

queeny788:

Can you coach me.

Goldenboy842:

Yes, it's 20000 naira. From the brooding stage, drugs, vaccines to maturity of 8weeks or 10 weeks.

BELEXYFARMS:



Bros, 20K to coach/teach her
Coach her free of charge. God will bless you. Im sure all she needs is to probably visit ur farm if its near her, learn a few things there and every other thing will be done on whatsapp as she asks u questions from time to time concerning the growth and health of her birds. If theres need to go to her farm and consult/supervise, then u can charge a fee based on ur discretion.
You will be surprised that u will gain much more in the long run by just assisting people.

Goldenboy842:

Okay I'll reduce it to the bearest minimum but not free.
Thnks a lot for your words of wisdom.

queeny788:

Can you coach me.

ozoemelam:
Hello pls there is something i want to ask, does smoke from fire disturb broilers? And another 1 is am in Arochukwu Abia State, hw can i market my broilers and sell dem quickly?