prince9851:

are u talking like dis on purpose?

prettyboi1989:
turkey wey dey chase people and their appearance sef is unappealing

intruder15:


but I thought turkey eggs are bigger than chicken's own. how come d chicken was able to sit on it...
can't get that process off my mind... was d chick same size with that of normal chicken?

mfm04622:


When they lay egg, take it and keep. They are people who hatch such eggs for you at a price. Or you can use a hen that had laid her own eggs to hatch the turkey eggs.

Dadanoah:
plz bro. turkey egg can use how many month,week or day before it get spoil if we keep it? thank

frainc:
who can help me out with this




A rich man needs_______. A poor man has_______. If u eat_______u die and when u die u can take_______ with u!
One word fits all 4 blank spaces! Its a seven letter word. What's the answer ?

Ganjababe:
For me, I get like 5 weeks old turkeys at 1200 to 1300 per one. Hatching the eggs is good too but at that 5 weeks, I have minimized the mortality rate. Day old chicks require so much attention, only a seasoned farmer would understand how to take care of them.
Once I have the 5 weeks old Turkeys, I put them in a place (well ventilated, same place one can keep chickens). I start them on a moderate formula feed, at this stage they don't eat so much.
But honestly, cost of feeding like an average of 50 turkeys in a month is like 25k (bear in mind these are local turkeys). For foreign turkeys, one who is into selling them can keep for 5 months and feed them extensively (cost of feeding average 50 foreign turkeys in a month can be as high as 50k with a slightly different formula feed cos they grow so much and are heavier). That's why one can only rear them for like 4 to 5 months to avoid running into debts (they are just like Broiler chickens)

mengho:
I will venture into it this month, I hope by next year it will expand to morethan 80 birds since I wan start with 7

Ganjababe:
Good Morning All,
I am a Turkey Farmer - Local preferably (This is because Foreign turkeys eat a lot just like Broiler Chickens and that is why they cost more). I even sold some turkeys last December.
Permit me to be truthful, Turkey is one of the most difficult livestock to raise but turns out to be profitable at the end. So be prepared for them. Infact, they die if not properly taken care of and also fight a lot (technically when mature, only 5 or 10 can be a in a place at a time)
Let me to go to the rudiments of raising them

cruzclinton1:
bro don't drag us to ur blog, teach us here,answer our questions here, and again, d way u re quoting prizes here, is scarring, it will later turn out to be a business with much capital. I would prefer u teach us how to rear from day old. like buying a week old which will be very cheap and equally make d capital for start up very cheap. which u make people to venture into it.....but with d way ur going about it with ur prizes . d capital most go up and thereby discourage people. .....like there is trick I used last year December which is very cheap. I bought 4 turkey eggs from a turkey farmer,then I gave it to my mum to put it for her she fowl ( Hen) that is laying eggs to fertilize. which she removed all the Hen's original eggs and replaced it with d 4 turkey eggs I bought. to my greatest surprise, it hatched and they were very beautiful, the 4 of them. then I started rearing them,but due to lack of experience on rearing turkey, they all died, one after d other,not one day o, this one may die today, other next week, d other the next ....that's how d continued until non is remaining now. ......so am searching for who can guide me on how to rear them from day one till maturity. I WOULD APPRECIATE IF YOU TEACH US HERE FOR ALL TO LEARN. THANKS

frainc:
who can help me out with this

Nothing is the answer


A rich man needs nothing. A poor man has nothing. If u eat nothing u die and when u die u can take nothing with u!
One word fits all 4 blank spaces! Its a seven letter word. What's the answer ?

Ganjababe:
Good Morning All,
I am a Turkey Farmer - Local preferably (This is because Foreign turkeys eat a lot just like Broiler Chickens and that is why they cost more). I even sold some turkeys last December.
Permit me to be truthful, Turkey is one of the most difficult livestock to raise but turns out to be profitable at the end. So be prepared for them. Infact, they die if not properly taken care of and also fight a lot (technically when mature, only 5 or 10 can be a in a place at a time)
Let me to go to the rudiments of raising them

gat2so:
Turkey rearing is one of the most profitable farming business if one can get the required simple knowledge and the marketing strategies….