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Turks:
A lot better! Good job

lolz. you can say that again. Broilers, the more u restrict and confine them to the required stocking density the faster the weight gain.

Turks:
A lot better! Good job

Thank you.

Good evening guys.

Please, how do they sell a day-old chicks? Someone told me a carton of 50 could go for 10k, how true is that?

Gbengadaniel:
Good evening guys.

Please, how do they sell a day-old chicks? Someone told me a carton of 50 could go for 10k, how true is that?

There is no fixed price this week a carton of 50 is 8000 next week it can come down d more so it's usually a function of demand

noeloge82:
There is no fixed price this week a carton of 50 is 8000 next week it can come down d more so it's usually a function of demand

OK, thank you boss

I want to ask a question and I'd love good advice. I really enjoyed raising these birds of mine for Christmas sale and it's something I'd love to continue, as in, turn it to a full time thing.

but I'm wondering how to sell? I observe people don't buy fresh chicken on a good day, only during festivities.

please, if you're into this full time, kindly drop some tips. though I know the price off season won't be the same as compared with Christmas sales, but I'm still interested in it.

I'm in Akure BTW.

Good people ,

How are u all. I have been reading everything i can get on how to raise chicken especially broiler. I intend going into it full time from January. For the past 2months i have been googling and reading about chicken. I have read about conventional and unconventional way of raising chicken. I have learnt how to make Lacto basilus and the different herbs to use on chicken, how to ferment feeds. I would really want to encourage all farmers to learn how to ferment feeds, this can really help u save a lot of cost on feed and at the same time get the right weight of bird. I will also want to appreciate some farmers tthat have really made a lot of contribution on how to raise birds. people like Organic food, turks,Neo, Emmachile and so on. I pray that God will bless our hustle.

kendraloops:
I want to ask a question and I'd love good advice. I really enjoyed raising these birds of mine for Christmas sale and it's something I'd love to continue, as in, turn it to a full time thing.

but I'm wondering how to sell? I observe people don't buy fresh chicken on a good day, only during festivities.

please, if you're into this full time, kindly drop some tips. though I know the price off season won't be the same as compared with Christmas sales, but I'm still interested in it.

I'm in Akure BTW.

How many weeks are these birds.. From which hatchery

kendraloops:
I want to ask a question and I'd love good advice. I really enjoyed raising these birds of mine for Christmas sale and it's something I'd love to continue, as in, turn it to a full time thing.

but I'm wondering how to sell? I observe people don't buy fresh chicken on a good day, only during festivities.

please, if you're into this full time, kindly drop some tips. though I know the price off season won't be the same as compared with Christmas sales, but I'm still interested in it.

I'm in Akure BTW.

On off season u have a range of buyers in Akure the women that sell old layers do buy life broilers off season though their prices may not be the best, then u have the Aboki S that do chicken suya they buy from 6wks depending on the size of ur birds, then u can sell dressed chicken to frozen chicken sellers but the most important thing is go and do ur market research and start with like 50 birds as u demand grows then u expand d more
Good luck

noeloge82:
On off season u have a range of buyers in Akure the women that sell old layers do buy life broilers off season though their prices may not be the best, then u have the Aboki S that do chicken suya they buy from 6wks depending on the size of ur birds, then u can sell dressed chicken to frozen chicken sellers but the most important thing is go and do ur market research and start with like 50 birds as u demand grows then u expand d more
Good luck

thank you so much for these tips, God bless you!!! will work on it.

jfkenny:
How many weeks are these birds.. From which hatchery

I bought them on September 15th at 4 weeks old, so do small maths lol.

I bought from a poultry farmer, I don't know his source, I didn't bother asking (naivety you can say) but I've not had any issue with all of them save for 1 who was limping earlier but is doing much better now.

BTW, I've never given them any medication too.

Help access their growth. 3weeks

They look good. Good job. Make sure you give light adlib

Abeyjide:
Help access their growth. 3weeks

Turks:
They look good. Good job. Make sure you give light adlib

Thank you and God bless.

Abeyjide:
Help access their growth. 3weeks

Very nice and impressive

Abeyjide:
Help access their growth. 3weeks

Bros which breed is this, Asin hatchery

Chikach:
Bros which breed is this, Asin hatchery

Zartech hatchery. Using olam feed

Chikach:
Very nice and impressive

Thanks

Abeyjide:
Zartech hatchery. Using olam feed

Is it super starter or the normal brioler starter

So zartech has birds as nice as this.... Wow and their DOC price is always the lowest

Chikach:
Is it super starter or the normal brioler starter

The feed name is chikun broiler super starter and produced by olam company

Abeyjide:
Help access their growth. 3weeks

One of the best feeds (if not the best) currently in Nigeria.

EMMAACHILE:
One of the best feeds (if not the best) currently in Nigeria.

#3600 per bag

Abeyjide:
#3600 per bag

Is it in the east

jfkenny:
Is it in the east

It should because I heard some feed dealers came from East to get it. They have their plant in kwara and kaduna.

Abeyjide:
The feed name is chikun broiler super starter and produced by olam company

I presently use hybrid.
Thinking of trying this chikun feed but am not sure. Plus it has a higher price in my location

jfkenny:
Is it in the east

yes.
3650 - 3700 in owerri

obstead200:
yes.
3650 - 3700 in owerri

Then how much is hybrid price then in Owerri?
Chikun is far better and not in the same class with hybrid.

EMMAACHILE:
Then how much is hybrid price then in Owerri?
Chikun is far better and not in the same class with hybrid.

hybrid finisher 3550. Animal care is 3500.
I think chikun is OK. I used it 2 weeks ago and backed out sha. But in retrospect I am think i got good weight gain that week. Will buy it next week

obstead200:
hybrid finisher 3550. Animal care is 3500.
I think chikun is OK. I used it 2 weeks ago and backed out sha. But in retrospect I am think i got good weight gain that week. Will buy it next week

Feed prices in Owerri are cheap.

EMMAACHILE:
Feed prices in Owerri are cheap.

there are mega dealers. Animal care plant is also in nearby asaba