*DO YOU KNOW NOILERS ARE RAISED FOR MEAT AND EGG LAYING? THEY CONSUME LESS FEED AND ARE HIGHLY PROFITABLE.*

Noilers are those birds you see with different colors of feathers they don't have a particular color you can use to recognize them. Their body form resembles Cockerels and their males grow tall so much more than other poultry birds.

Noilers are the breed that was gotten after mating Broilers with Noilers. And that's why they add meat almost like Broilers and are rugged, resistant to diseases, and have sweetmeats like Cockerels.

NOILERS' MALES ARE GOOD FOR MEAT PRODUCTION WHY THEIR FEMALES ARE GOOD FOR EGG LAYING. So if you are looking for dual-purpose birds or you want both Egg and meat from your poultry birds, you should go for Noilers.
Noilers' meat is not the same as broiler meats, because they have sweeter and tougher meats than Broilers.

Noilers are also strong and resistant to heat and hot weather, so they don't get affected by them.

If you are also considering raising birds in your compound and also like free-range birds, Noilers are very good birds when it comes to free-ranging because of their resistance to diseases than other birds, they can eat and survive on your leftover food and still maintain their body weights.

After 5Months the females start laying eggs and their eggs can be used for food consumption or you can decide to mate the males with the females and take the eggs laid after mating to hatcheries to hatch the eggs and you can also give the eggs to local hens to hatch their eggs for you. Because Noilers cannot hatch their eggs.

Noiler meat yield per bird is also greater than that of
cockerel; males weigh approximately 3.5 kg (7.7 lb.) and females about 2.5 kg (5.5
lb.).
However, Noiler chickens eat more than other breeds but they are good converters of feeds

The female Noilers could commence laying from
the age of 20 weeks but have in mind that they can not produce as many eggs as the original pullet layers do and they also can't lay for long as pullet layers do.

A female noiler can produce around 150 – 170 eggs per year, however, it cannot be compared to
real pullets in terms of egg production. So, if you are only interested in eggproduction, do not buy Noiler, instead, go for Isa brown pullets.

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