Call or Whatsapp 08108887841

Osinachiadinma:
How much?

We can send to you over there. Kindly call 08108887841

healthserve:
Sorry what's the source for this feed?

Can one get it around the SW easily?

Meat meal available at JOFEZ AGRO. price is very affordable.

Suitable all kinds of poultry, fish and other livestock
Can replace fish meal at 1:1
Meat meal content
Crude protein: 65%
Energy: 3150 ME kcal/kg
Fat: 13%
Calcium: 4%
Phos: 1%
Methionine: 1.3%
Lysine 2.5%
Address; Jofez Agro, Benson Plaza by kp junction Ogidi Anambra State. For more info Call 08108887841.
Full fat soya available too

Good afternoon all, please I need someone to connect me with the manufacturers of this bag. Please it's urgent. Thank you

Jofez chicken, made in Anambra State

More details please. At what temperature does it run?
How long can it stay without light?

Riz et sauce avec Jofez chicken

Stir fry Abacha and Jofez chicken

Dinner
Name the foods in the picture

Where do we run too

Fried chicken and fresh palmwine for the night

eefeem:
How are you celebrating this year's world egg day?

Something bigger this year. You can follow us on our social media platforms @jofez agro Facebook and instagram

Make more profit this Christmas season with new hope feeds.
Spend less on drugs
2kg average weight is assured in 5 weeks
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These could be the reasons you are not making profit in poultry business[b][/b]

▪Pilfering; this is common in big farms with poor supervision and corrupt workers. they tend to steal eggs, chicken etc. Always monitor your farm activities

▪Feed wastage; when feed is not properly served, when the feeders are overfilled and when bad feeders are in use. Change your spoilt feeders and feed appropriately

▪improper feeding pattern; some farmers tend to over use starter or over feed their laying birds. Feeding pattern/chart is meant to be followed

▪Unnecessary use of feed additives; some farmers buy virtually every feed additives in the market because they want their birds to grow faster. Go for quality feed and spend less on additives

▪indiscriminate use of medication; unnecessary use of drugs is wrong especially when the birds are healthy. Use the right dose at the right time

▪inability to improvise/laziness; some farmers are generally lazy, they virtually buy every single thing and they find it difficult to think outside the box

▪Poor management and bio security; poor management leads to poor profit. Birds not well managed will not do well and won’t yield better profit.

▪Poor marketing strategy; most farmers don’t market their products. When they do, they market it in the same group dominated by their fellow farmers looking for buyers too. Go to other WhatsApp and Facebook groups and market your products, print flyers, take them to banks, office etc tell your friends about your products

▪Neglecting the power of bulk purchase; why buy farm inputs bit by bit when you know that bulk purchase attracts discount? Always buy what you need in bulk. If you don’t have the capital, meet other farmers and pull resources together.

▪Neglecting other poultry outputs; empty feed bags, poultry manure etc can fetch you some money. Do not neglect or throw them away

▪Having too many staff; when you have too many workers, it will automatically increase your farm expenses. Staffing should be done properly

▪Depending on middle men; what most middle men want is to get your products almost for free! If you depend on them, they will ridicule your business. Survey the market and check your cost of production before selling

▪Trying out every new technique/method ; some farmers have failed to stick to what works best for them. They keep buying every idea they come across. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try out new things but at least we need to tread with caution

▪Buying wrong inputs; some farmers don’t buy the right stuff for better profitability. They’re either buying fake or low quality products. Buying from Jofez agro will save you a whole lot of stress and increase your profit

Written by Jofez agro(your number one supplier of quality day old chicks, poultry feeds, feed additives, poultry equipment and veterinary drugs 08108887841)

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New hope, new life. Call 08108887841 to buy

One is around my poultry pen now, I no even get time to comot am. If e stay finish e go. They even help me chase rats away they don't touch my chickens. I'm from idemili north

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Still available.

Have you tried NEW HOPE FEEDS ?
It's a professional feed that will give you the best result

2-2.2kg average flock weight in 5 weeks (from my experience)
With excellent flock uniformity and lesser expenses on medication

Dryer and odourless litter. Improved egg production
Contact Jofez Agro or call us on 08108887841.
Contact address Benson Plaza by KP junction Ogidi Anambra State.

Still available

Finally

Price is going down already

Fellow farmers, I can remember when we use to buy day old chicks at 80-120 Naira per chick. Now those hatcheries are selling for 330 and above. What's your take on this? Anyway out ?

Contact Jofez Agro for all your poultry needs including

Poultry feeds
Day old chicks
Veterinary drugs
Feed additives
Poultry equipment

We are at Benson Plaza by kp junction Ogidi Anambra State call us on 08108887841 our prices are very affordable and we sell first class products only

Our prices are affordable

We are distributors of hybrid feeds in Anambra State. Contact us today on 08108887841.
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Every 2nd Friday of October, farmers all over the world celebrates world egg day. We at Jofez Agro Ogidi Anambra State decided to do something bigger for this year's edition (12th October 2018) We went to schools and streets to let people know the importance and health benefits of egg. We shared both cooked and raw eggs plus other gift items to our customers, students, neighbours, labourers and people in the streets.