₦airaland Forum

BlackhatMentor:
Those with their hoodie under hot sun, their crocs, their headset and their 2013 MacBook.

Very annoying

lrman:
It seems the crypto market is becoming a stronger market day by day , when I saw the news of the CZ binance , I was expecting an extremely bloody Market..yeah dip occurred but below expectation...even the BNB I was expecting it to be at 50$ by now...even expecting bitcoin to be at $30000 by now....After 8 hours..my expectations did not occur ..I guess crypto is gradually becoming a market where there is independence

LandMann:
What timeframe is this?

Fhaze:
I checked this morning saw adds

Try clearing cache

soundOsonic:
They will definitely pay, I was worried like you too.
They paid after like 1 month of writing the letter, yours could be less, I dey lagos, the population problem is too much.
If it is other states it will take less than that.
And also they paid the two allowances separately, one at the middle of month and one a week after that

soundOsonic:
Yes meet lgi you will write letter to the Secretariat, attach your necessary documents.

soundOsonic:
Na LGI and ZGi I submit letter to.
I have done submission this month and nothing has been done

Persephone1:
You are a bro, you tricked another bro who swing both ways into HIV test. I can't help but wonder why.

Well it's none of my business

Inform your bro he is positive and save your bro's life .

Damn! why do I use so many bro? Hehehehe

LILTJAY:
fear igbo people

RichieMichie:
For 6wks market, go for Ross308 from either Agricted or Sayed. Above 6wks, preferably go for AA from any of them popular hatcheries breeding AA like Chi, Fidan or Amos.

RichieMichie:
It's not the cold, you got Agrited bird, and their birds usually come down with crd around 3-5 days of age. Their doctor said it's because of the ND-IB vaccines they spray them with in the Hatchery

Magnoliaa:
Lol, I don't know of any rich one (there probably are)--but they aren't usually swayed by riches, fame, or recognition and the likes. They...care about higher purposes, harmony with the universe, taking a noble path... such stuff.

BoldBrainz:
😂😂.

I deliberately ignored that part of his write-up. That guy has passion for the poultry lifestyle and it's admirable. But this his thread is rife with so much falsehood and inaccurate data.

By his submission, if he bought 4 cartons of Agrited chics at 74K, then each carton cost him 18,500 naira. Even if his home is just outside the Agrited hatchery in Ibadan, it is realistically impossible for him to have gotten their chics at that price. The last time Agrited sold between 17K and 19K was sometime in December 2021.

So he either has to tell us what magic he used to buy 4 cartons of day old Agriteds at 74K, or be honest enough to stop deceiving the public with falsified figures.

soundOsonic:
How do I reach out to Lagos State coordinator please

OgogoroFreak:
If he broods for 4 weeks and still makes good profit, how is that a problem for you?

FOJEM:
Coldzobo your thread is very educative, interesting and inspiring! More powers to your elbow.
However, I think you should be more open-minded and embrace constructive criticisms and divergent, but sensible views.
Surely you and your mom cannot claim to know it all, even if you have been in the business for decades.
But good job so far!

OlujobaSamuel:
Well done op.
However, something is wrong with the birds having cough at that early stage, and I don't think your handling of it is poor, so I'm not sure it's from your handling.
Checking the birds and the carton, I doubt it's from Agrited. Kindly check the seal by the carton side if it's intact, also, Agrited normally dye their birds, so you can easily confirm if the color you got tally with the date, your birds do not looked dyed, so I doubt the source.
Btw, next time, don't insist on a product except you want to go to the hatchery yourself for such product, don't trust any agent. Just request for prices of different product and make your decision from there, if you prefer Agrited, call them to request for the agent or rep in your state.
I don't know your state, but considering the weather, 2½ bag of charcoal is a little much, try save cost, the temperature from day 1 is around 36⁰ then it reduces gradually. I used 1bag for for 3cycles(200, 100, 100) here in Lagos.
The tylo you are giving them, kindly stop it so they don't build resistance against it, give them a lighter drug, so if they should fall sick tomorrow, you can easily use it and they will respond.
Tylo and Amoxicol are little too strong for baby birds.
You can get doxycycline and administer only prevention dose for them, it will treat them, no need to use treatment dose, as that's a double dose which might be too strong.
Well done once again, dey no go die, and you go live to eat your reward.
Regards to Mama. God bless all mothers.

ojun50:
Good job, keep it up and greet mumC she is doing well, but take note of the observation and corrections too.

adeoba2008:
Nice but I have some observations bed on your pictures. Stop using lantern for them and make sure your charcoal does not have dusts. By now once they have wings they need fresh air. You over-covered their house

I have 100 that am breeding presently including 5 Turkey

superjaks:
Yes that's better

Goodluck 👍

BoldBrainz:
You should actually be the one to calm down and read.

Someone asked you how long you raise broilers before they're ready for sale, and you said 3 to 4 months. And I'm letting you know again, that no commercial poultry farmer raises broilers beyond 7 to 8weeks. At that point, they should be very ready for sales.

superjaks:
Wait o

Are you rearing the birds for personal or commercial consumption?

If it's for the later, then I think you won't be in profit on the long run

BoldBrainz:
The moment your newspapers or carton litter materials are replaced with wood dust and your birds moved to larger spaces, you're done with brooding. And no professional commercial poultry farmer broods for more than 10 days.

That guy was right. Broilers should be ready for sale from 7 weeks.

BoldBrainz:
Properly raised broilers should be ready for sale from exactly 8 weeks, that's about 2 months. If over 60percent of your 200 broilers do not weigh 2.8kg upwards at week 8, then your practices were wrong. No commercial poultry farmer keeps broilers for more than 10 weeks, not to talk of 3 months.