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There is none worthy of my praises but You Lord.

Igbimo iyin lorun o
Igbimo iyin laye
Igbimo iyin nisale ile
E bami gbe Jesu ga

Happy New Year all.
Thank You Jesus for keeping us this far.

Compliments of the season to you all. Glory to God for keeping us alive.

From January to December, your grace sustained me. I appreciate you God. Thank you

Baba Agba, arugbo ojo, eyin lo he lati gba Sogo, eyin lo he.

So people pay as high as 11k for NECO in this harsh economy?
Kudos to Nigerian parents.

To God be the glory great things He has done.

GeeCee:
Please experts, how many bags of feed will be required to feed 50 pullets from day old to 16 weeks?
Thanks.

Please answer a brother.

Your excellency glorious God

Congrats brother

Please experts, how many bags of feed will be required to feed 50 pullets from day old to 16 weeks?
Thanks.

Please do you have one for 50-60 birds and how much?
Thanks

Thank You Jesus

Olorun baba, olorun omo, Olorun emi mimo e se

Okay boss

One new employee

Give uncle yam

Oluwa, Oluwa wa, Oruro re ti niyi to

There is an abandoned dry port at Erunmu. If we can't get one to work, why build another?

We have a winner

jamace:
Na me o o.


//Anybody who loves me.

SCAM

Next Jamace/Obinoscopy

Ogo ni fun Olorun ni oke orun

Thank You Jesus

EMMAACHILE:
Can you really make profit on meat birds with the long weeks of rearing?
Even if you get profits, it should be very small.

And for those who raise broilers for business, I wonder why some people will starve their broilers, or feed them poorly or used very poor formulated feed and still want to make profit.

Any broiler raised above 10 weeks is poor loss to the farmer.

I just bought two broilers from a farm and the taste is way off and tastes like fish. I suspect the feed was mainly constituted with fishmeal or PKC. This meat is terrible.

Nafdac have banned sale of unregistered broilers to eateries nationwide. It may look bad for the small scale farmer but its the best for public health. Farmers don't adhere to anything; drug abuse, poor hygiene, some even sell dead birds!

I wasn't talking about broilers in my post; we were talking noilers. Also, i wasn't rearing for profit yet, those are just for domestic consumption and thus i did not treat them as the commercial farmers would do. Commercial broiler farmers are only concerned about profit thus will do so many things to make the bird big and heavy in a very short time.

sparko1:
How old?

14 weeks

Alagbada ina, alawotele oorun, ogo ni fun Oruko Re.

La click, la die

Akiikitan oloruko repete, kabiyesi re o

Congrats madam