jidestroud:

Noilers from what the poster said.

They looked very much like Cockerels now that he has confirmed it. But really are there white noilers?

trychris:

They looked very much like Cockerels now that he has confirmed it. But really are there white noilers?

I'm glad that was cleared.
To answer your question, Nope! To the best of my knowledge, I doubt. But then again, all the kuroilers I have ever raised are whites.

judajix:
Oga Jide Sir, please can I get your phone number, need to give my mum, she wants to expand her poultry business, she has been doing at small scale and I feel like she needs help and tips this time

Wow, that's interesting. You can reach out to me on telegram. RockkLee or via mail.

What your feeding formula/schedule

Next batch in progress. Let's see how this Northern South-West affects us.

jidestroud:
Next batch in progress. Let's see how this Northern South-West affects us.

Boss.. nah Noilers abi?

kennethfranc:


Boss.. nah Noilers abi?

Yes boss. (Foreign turkeys inclusive)

jidestroud:
Yes boss. (Foreign turkeys inclusive)

Wow... Salute!!

kennethfranc:

Wow... Salute!!

Thanks

Noiler birds for Sales:

Age: 7 weeks of age
Females only
(Give away price)


Local turkeys also available.

jidestroud:
Noiler birds for Sales:

Age: 7 weeks of age
Females only
(Give away price)


Local turkeys also available.

How do I get in touch with you please?

I need some of the Noilers and Local Turkeys

gokpoechi:


How do I get in touch with you please?

I need some of the Noilers and Local Turkeys

Sorry boss, the turkeys are almost sold out. Don't know how many you have in mind though.
Drop a contact I can reach you on.

jidestroud:

Sorry boss, the turkeys are almost sold out. Don't know how many you have in mind though.
Drop a contact I can reach you on.

Mr Jide, na you be the boss o. We the boys are learning a great deal from your experience.

My WhatsApp 08022433245.

Sold out!!!

Thanks

Certainly not the best of times for poultry farmers as more and more farms are collapsing under the ever increasing prices of feeds. Farmers are definitely not encouraged at all and I can see how newbies are confused on how people are claiming that it is profitable to raise any of the poultry farm animals in this difficult times.

Just this morning, I got a call from a newbie farmer who wanted to dispose of his noiler/turkey birds due to the ever rising price of feeds which has eaten deep into his calculated supposed profit . After much persuasion not to sell, we put them up for sales and if not all has been sold ( who go see awuff wey no go buy?? 7weeks going 8 at that price ).

There goes another farmer.

jidestroud:
Certainly not the best of times for poultry farmers as more and more farms are collapsing under the ever increasing prices of feeds. Farmers are definitely not encouraged at all and I can see how newbies are confused on how people are claiming that it is profitable to raise any of the poultry farm animals in this difficult times.

Just this morning, I got a call from a newbie farmer who wanted to dispose of his noiler/turkey birds due to the ever rising price of feeds which has eaten deep into his calculated supposed profit . After much persuasion not to sell, we put them up for sales and if not all has been sold ( who go see awuff wey no go buy?? 7weeks going 8 at that price ).

There goes another farmer.

Most people who go into poultry farming forget that there are going to be challenges. And most of them don't have the passion for agric and passion is one of the things you need in this business. Am a newbie also but we die here no matter what.

jidestroud:
Certainly not the best of times for poultry farmers as more and more farms are collapsing under the ever increasing prices of feeds. Farmers are definitely not encouraged at all and I can see how newbies are confused on how people are claiming that it is profitable to raise any of the poultry farm animals in this difficult times.

Just this morning, I got a call from a newbie farmer who wanted to dispose of his noiler/turkey birds due to the ever rising price of feeds which has eaten deep into his calculated supposed profit . After much persuasion not to sell, we put them up for sales and if not all has been sold ( who go see awuff wey no go buy?? 7weeks going 8 at that price ).

There goes another farmer.

Most people who go into poultry farming forget that there are going to be challenges. And most of them don't have the passion for agric and passion is one of the things you need in this business. Am a newbie also but i shall see it to the end no matter what.

jidestroud:
Certainly not the best of times for poultry farmers as more and more farms are collapsing under the ever increasing prices of feeds. Farmers are definitely not encouraged at all and I can see how newbies are confused on how people are claiming that it is profitable to raise any of the poultry farm animals in this difficult times.

Just this morning, I got a call from a newbie farmer who wanted to dispose of his noiler/turkey birds due to the ever rising price of feeds which has eaten deep into his calculated supposed profit . After much persuasion not to sell, we put them up for sales and if not all has been sold ( who go see awuff wey no go buy?? 7weeks going 8 at that price ).

There goes another farmer.

Most people who go into poultry farming forget that there are going to be challenges. And most of them don't have the passion for agric and passion is one of the things you need in this business. Am a newbie also but i shall see it to the end no matter what.

aliadi2:


Most people who go into poultry farming forget that there are going to be challenges. And most of them don't have the passion for agric and passion is one of the things you need in this business. Am a newbie also but i shall see it to the end no matter what.

Oga boss, it goes beyond passion sir. How does passion sustain a farmer who has a thousand noiler/broiler chickens on his farm? If my passion isn't bring in profits and causing me heartaches/sleeplessness then I would have to rethink the said passion biko
This is business we are talking about. I found my niche on time and I don't think I will be going into large scale of growing chickens off seasons anytime soon.

jidestroud:
Noiler birds for Sales:

Age: 7 weeks of age
Females only
(Give away price)


Local turkeys also available.

Are these still available? If No, can you help me get? I'll be needing 10 females and 1 male.

Oga Jide please be responding to your chats I beg you.

please can I use four of my spare rooms in the pig pen for chicken old layers before I build my poultry pen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDoPwdY1zz0&t=60s

YES

Another sets of Noilers available for sales.

Limited stock again.

jidestroud:
Next batch starts soon. By His grace, I will be doing 200 Noilers, 100 Guinea fowls,100 foreign turkeys, & 50 quails.

What about kuroila ?
I hope rearing Kuroila still good ?

doffman:


What about kuroila ?
I hope rearing Kuroila still good ?

Kuroilers are also good breeds. You could try your hands on a few.

Getting my hands on an unadulterated stock is my problem right now.

jidestroud:

Kuroilers are also good breeds. You could try your hands on a few.
Getting my hands on an adulterated stock is my problem right now.

You mean you want to take to a higher level by massive breeding?

jidestroud:


Kuroilers are also good breeds. You could try your hands on a few.

Getting my hands on an unadulterated stock is my problem right now.

OK thank you..

Am planning to buy one carton from afrimash this week. I hope afrimash is good ?

doffman:

OK thank you..

Am planning to buy one carton from afrimash this week. I hope afrimash is good ?

Okay boss. Although I have my reservations, but, you can go ahead and get your kuroiler birds from them.

jidestroud:

Okay boss. Although I have my reservations, but, you can go ahead and get your kuroiler birds from them.

Please boss,

1. Is it a must for a female Kuroila to mate with the male kuroila before they will start laying egg?

2. Can the Kuroila lay egg hachable with incubator?

doffman:


Please boss,

1. Is it a must for a female Kuroila to mate with the male kuroila before they will start laying egg?

2. Can the Kuroila lay egg hachable with incubator?

Permission to reply!

1. No... Females hens lays eggs with or without the presence of the males but they need males to lay FERTILE eggs

2. With the presence of a rooster(male chicken) their eggs will be hatchable

doffman:


Please boss,

1. Is it a must for a female Kuroila to mate with the male kuroila before they will start laying egg?

2. Can the Kuroila lay egg hachable with incubator?

Permission to reply!

1. No... Female hen lays eggs with or without the presence of the males but they need males to lay FERTILE eggs

2. With the presence of a rooster(male chicken) their eggs will be hatchable

kennethfranc:

Permission to reply!

1. No... Female hen lays eggs with or without the presence of the males but they need males to lay FERTILE eggs

2. With the presence of a rooster(male chicken) their eggs will be hatchable

Thank you so much !
I really appreciate .I pray more knowledge to your brain !

This is my plan:

I will select good male and female Kuroila and keep them separate in one segmented place so that I will be using them for fertilised egg that will be used for incubation to maintain the new Kuroila breed to the farm .

I will used the rest for only un fertilised eggs and meet production.