₦airaland Forum

For those who thought quail farming in Nigeria was just another passing trend, it may be time to take another look.

A few years ago, quails were surrounded by exaggerated health claims and unrealistic promises. When the hype faded, many people concluded that quail farming had died.

It didn't.

What actually happened is that the industry matured.

Today, quails are no longer marketed as miracle birds. They are simply productive poultry, laying nutritious eggs and providing quality meat, just like chickens—only with their own unique advantages.

I've been involved in quail farming for the past three years, and from what I've seen, the industry is quietly making a comeback. This time, it's not driven by hype but by people who genuinely appreciate quail eggs and meat, and by farmers who are building sustainable businesses.

Over the coming weeks, I'll be sharing my experiences—the successes, the mistakes, the lessons I've learned, and practical insights that can help anyone interested in quail farming in Nigeria.

If you're already into quail farming or you're considering starting, join the conversation. I believe the best days of the industry are still ahead.

I once reared them some years ago.