akinsolaolubi:
WONDERING WHY LOCAL CHICKENS RIGHT?, so I started my farm ( I call it a practical farm) cause I decided to try out strictly things other people have condemned or shy’d out from. I bought 40 local chickens in total, I couldn’t find somewhere to buy all 40 at once and I wanted chickens with very good chickens with good genes.

searched for someone who rears local chickens strictly and I met a old woman, she sold me 20 twice, I got a noiler cock and a white Cockrel cock.


On disregarded the fact that they were very resistant to diseases and I administered antibiotics for a few days, I feed them guinea corn and normal corn morning and evening, well to cut the long story short, I have 190 chickens after 8 months, I’ve sold some chickens cause I didn’t wanna keep cocks.

I later added a local cock to the flock cause some Hausa men visit my farm often and need strictly cocks for chicken babq, the numbers of my guinea fowls and ducks has also increased thanks to the hens incubating their eggs.

If you are thinking of venturing into this, I advice you not to buy chickens from different places to get a large number, get all your chickens from the same place, that way, you can be 100 percent sure of their health and fertility, Most of the hens sold in the market were brought cause they either don’t lay, or have bad mothering attitude,


Advantages in choosing local chickens for farming

* They are self-sustaining i.e. can raise their own replacement stock.
* They are hardy birds that can survive hard conditions.
* Management requirements are not critical as those of commercial exotic breeds.
* They are immune to some diseases and parasites.

My farm is in ilorn, if you need to buy local chickens to re-breed or local cocks to eat ( you can’t compare the boilers and Cockrel’s tastes to theirs),
just Send a Message on what’s app 08172940307
Call -08033972508
Instagram - @kingkoreyfarms

akinsolaolubi:
WONDERING WHY LOCAL CHICKENS RIGHT?, so I started my farm ( I call it a practical farm) cause I decided to try out strictly things other people have condemned or shy’d out from. I bought 40 local chickens in total, I couldn’t find somewhere to buy all 40 at once and I wanted chickens with very good chickens with good genes.

searched for someone who rears local chickens strictly and I met a old woman, she sold me 20 twice, I got a noiler cock and a white Cockrel cock.


On disregarded the fact that they were very resistant to diseases and I administered antibiotics for a few days, I feed them guinea corn and normal corn morning and evening, well to cut the long story short, I have 190 chickens after 8 months, I’ve sold some chickens cause I didn’t wanna keep cocks.

I later added a local cock to the flock cause some Hausa men visit my farm often and need strictly cocks for chicken babq, the numbers of my guinea fowls and ducks has also increased thanks to the hens incubating their eggs.

If you are thinking of venturing into this, I advice you not to buy chickens from different places to get a large number, get all your chickens from the same place, that way, you can be 100 percent sure of their health and fertility, Most of the hens sold in the market were brought cause they either don’t lay, or have bad mothering attitude,


Advantages in choosing local chickens for farming

* They are self-sustaining i.e. can raise their own replacement stock.
* They are hardy birds that can survive hard conditions.
* Management requirements are not critical as those of commercial exotic breeds.
* They are immune to some diseases and parasites.

My farm is in ilorn, if you need to buy local chickens to re-breed or local cocks to eat ( you can’t compare the boilers and Cockrel’s tastes to theirs),
just Send a Message on what’s app 08172940307
Call -08033972508
Instagram - @kingkoreyfarms

akinsolaolubi:
The weight is what everyone wants right? Yes local cocks can weigh 3kg in 5 to 6 months, the first cock weigh 3.1kg. We are wowed at the result of our own accomplishments... We are still working on better ways to get our local (hybrid) cocks to weight even more without drugs and chemically formulated feeds

akinsolaolubi:
@Blackbelly if you are around ilorin, feel free to visit our farm.. I’m not a farmer by profession, I just tend to experiment and research a lot, all those pictures are results of my experiments, I’ve not stopped, im still looking for ways to make local / hybrid chickens weigh as much as boilers without vaccinations and drugs ****wink wink***

akinsolaolubi:
The Cockrel is the only cock on our farm that wasn’t hatched by our local chciken, He is our stud cock and he services up to 40 hens

akinsolaolubi:
The Cockrel is the only cock on our farm that wasn’t hatched by our local chciken, He is our stud cock and he services up to 40 hens

akinsolaolubi:
Someone from Nairaland visited our farm over the weekend and bought 10 POL local Chickens.. pls identify yourself sir just so everyone here knows we are real and we deliver. Mr SOJ, please identify yourself..The picture posted is another new hatchling

akinsolaolubi:
@wisdomline , I hope I’m permitted to post our chat screen shot, lest I forget, we rear WAD, sahelian, red sokoto goats are our farm too, snails. I’ll post a picture of the kid one of our Wesr African dwarf goat X Sahel goat’s production