jidestroud:


Despite the need for birds that can scavenge for themselves & are hardy, you still need to provide a degree of attention for them to hit their full potentials. To answer your question, Noilers/kuroilers will do just fine; heavy birds with their female hens having good laying capabilities.

Thank you bro. I will pay attention sha just that work will take a sizeable chunk of my time.
I am planning on moving to a permanent site with large expanse of land in the near future and I thinking of poultry and goat herding on a small scale

Good morning all.
I've been following this thread closely and I've gleaned a lot of information from your posts.

I started raising my Grinphield Kuroilers from day olds 4 weeks ago. I've kept to a strict herbal remedies using Aloe, Ginger and Bitter Leaf extracts. So no vaccinations or medications.

I noticed that about 2 of my birds have developed some sort of sore around the eye and beak area. I'm not sure what it is, I'll be grateful for any diagnosis.

jidestroud:


Okay boss.
So have you made up your mind on which you intend going for? Broilers? Noilers? Kuroilers?
I can help you source noilers @ 5weeks (mine is almost all booked and can't supply that number you mentioned above. Next batch starts up by 1st week in September & surely can't meet up with December market).

You can reach me on Telegram: RockkLee

Well done boss......pls i will like to know if i can see(noiler and kurioler) from the batch you releasing september (possibly 20-25).my location is ikorodu lagos.

Do you av mosquitoes around ur pen?
Đts seem to be fowl pox... you can prepare neem nd aloe Vera extract, give them for 5days... clean the black or sore with lime juice consecutively till it start drying. if you want synthetic solution get pox care and follow the instructions on it.

Miyachi:
Good morning all.
I've been following this thread closely and I've gleaned a lot of information from your posts.

I started raising my Grinphield Kuroilers from day olds 4 weeks ago. I've kept to a strict herbal remedies using Aloe, Ginger and Bitter Leaf extracts. So no vaccinations or medications.

I noticed that about 2 of my birds have developed some sort of sore around the eye and beak area. I'm not sure what it is, I'll be grateful for any diagnosis.

gbemmytop:
Do you av mosquitoes around ur pen?
Đts seem to be fowl pox... you can prepare Been nd aloe Vera extract, give them for 5days... clean the black or sore with lime juice consecutively till it start drying. if you want synthetic solution get pox care and follow the instructions on it.

Thanks. Yes, I've moved them from the coop they were in initially. I noticed a high presence of mosquitoes and that was my initial prognosis since it didn't seem infectious.

@All4good
I have replied you via tele.gram.

Miyachi:

Thanks. Yes, I've moved them from the coop they were in initially. I noticed a high presence of mosquitoes and that was my initial prognosis since it didn't seem infectious.

prepare the Neem leaf &aloe Vera gel combo then , boill the neem leaves and add the aloe Vera gel to it Wen the solution is cool. Give the birds for 3-5days. it's a strong organic antibiotic, don't forget to apply the lime juice on d black spots too.

gbemmytop:

prepare the Neem leaf &aloe Vera gel combo then , boill the neem leaves and add the aloe Vera gel to it Wen the solution is cool. Give the birds for 3-5days. it's a strong organic antibiotic, don't forget to apply the lime juice on d black spots too.

Thanks. Prepared the solution as advised.
I also applied a dilute Izal solution on the blister using cotton swabs yesterday and the improvement is almost magical. (I couldn't immediately get the lime juice.)

I mean for boiler

Hello Sir Jude

I finally built the cage for the birds.
Since the construction cost me a lot, I want to reduce the birds to 50 for a start.
Can you help me with the feeding estimate for a month. Or any other things I need to know
NOTE: Have ordered for Noiler 1 to 2 weeks

Attached is the Domestic Noiler we are rearing which inspire me to go fully

Farmers help me out.
Attached is the building

gungab:
Hello Sir Jude

I finally built the cage for the birds.
Since the construction cost me a lot, I want to reduce the birds to 50 for a start.
Can you help me with the feeding estimate for a month. Or any other things I need to know
NOTE: Have ordered for Noiler 1 to 2 weeks

Attached is the Domestic Noiler we are rearing which inspire me to go fully

Farmers help me out.
Attached is the building

Lovely.
In a bit.

can someone teach me how to prepare organic antibiotics? I will like to try it one day

Is it okay for noilers to weight about 1-1.2 kg at 3 months? And four of them have consumed up to 16kg grower feed.

Cation:
Is it okay for noilers to weight about 1-1.2 kg at 3 months? And four of them have consumed up to 16kg grower feed.

Using my kuroilers as a reference point, at the 3month they were weighing roughly between 1.8 - 2.4kg.
I never fed growers though. Strictly on finisher after the 6week, though I improvised with waste grounded grains from all these mallams at Alaba rago.

jidestroud:


Using my kuroilers as a reference point, at the 3month they were weighing roughly between 1.8 - 2.4kg.
I never fed growers though. Strictly on finisher after the 6week, though I improvised with waste grounded grains from all these mallams at Alaba rago.

thanks, I was just wondering the weight is too small. I think the finisher helped you.

Cation:
thanks, I was just wondering the weight is too small. I think the finisher helped you.

You never stated the duration the 16kg was eaten up.

This is the calculation I use; at that your stated week, I feed 0.95kg per kuroiler bird weekly.
So for your 4 birds; 0.95 x 4 = 3.8kg every week.
Just round it up to 4kg make your birds dey cash out

Moreover, kitchen wastes could be thrown in if available. Me I dey

jidestroud:


You never stated the duration the 16kg was eaten up.

This is the calculation I use; at that your stated week, I feed 0.95kg per kuroiler bird weekly.
So for your 4 birds; 0.95 x 4 = 3.8kg every week.
Just round it up to 4kg make your birds dey cash out

Moreover, kitchen wastes could be thrown in if available. Me I dey

lols me I don't measure weeklg feed intake o! I just fill their plate. Actually its 18 kg but I removed 2 kg as waste. Starting from July 2 until yesterday was the duration they consumed the 16kg. I think they are short of feed. Moreover I bought them at 5 weeks.

jidestroud:


You never stated the duration the 16kg was eaten up.

This is the calculation I use; at that your stated week, I feed 0.95kg per kuroiler bird weekly.
So for your 4 birds; 0.95 x 4 = 3.8kg every week.
Just round it up to 4kg make your birds dey cash out

Moreover, kitchen wastes could be thrown in if available. Me I dey

Although I am not rearing to sell, I am just and enthusiast, but how will farmers make profit if the birds are consuming that much feed, assuming the farmer choose to use bag feed all through.

Cation:
lols me I don't measure weeklg feed intake o! I just fill their plate. Actually its 18 kg but I removed 2 kg as waste. Starting from July 2 until yesterday was the duration they consumed the 16kg. I think they are short of feed. Moreover I bought them at 5 weeks.

Hehehe
And you are complaining about their weights?

From July 2 haba!!! You should have given approximately 34.2kg now. i.e 1bag (25kg) and half

jidestroud:


Hehehe
And you are complaining about their weights?

From July 2 haba!!! You should have given approximately 34.2kg now. i.e 1bag (25kg) and half

Ok sir! I am learning gradually.

Great, I've been following for days now
I have so many question after cleaning and disinfecting my farm.

Kuroilers on my mind though.

alvins4ull:
Great, I've been following for days now
I have so many question after cleaning and disinfecting my farm.

Kuroilers on my mind though.

Shoot, we are listening

The next bird I'm likely to try out

Mr jide can you help me with the purchase of half carton boiler and noiler for test running am scared of all this online purchase don't want to fall victim of 410 I reside at agric ikorodu thanks

Toysakins:
Mr jide can you help me with the purchase of half carton boiler and noiler for test running am scared of all this online purchase don't want to fall victim of 410 I reside at agric ikorodu thanks

I can refer you to my source. He is quite reliable.

Good Evening Mr Jide and Cofarmers

Finally, my birds arrived.
Bought feeds, drinkers and feeders
The supplier said they are 2+ weeks.
Can't ascertain that, but I leave it to God

My watch start

gungab:
Good Evening Mr Jide and Cofarmers

Finally, my birds arrived.
Bought feeds, drinkers and feeders
The supplier said they are 2+ weeks.
Can't ascertain that, but I leave it to God

My watch start

looks like Cockerel to me

Best of luck

gungab:
Good Evening Mr Jide and Cofarmers

Finally, my birds arrived.
Bought feeds, drinkers and feeders
The supplier said they are 2+ weeks.
Can't ascertain that, but I leave it to God

My watch start

Hurray!!! Our birds don land.
2weeks + of what though if we ask? Did the supplier bring you up to date with drugs & medication given and also a chart to follow up on?
By the way, add one more feeding trough.

Beautiful setup you have there. Kudos!!!

jidestroud:


Hurray!!! Our birds don land.
2weeks + of what though if we ask? Did the supplier bring you up to date with drugs & medication given and also a chart to follow up on?
By the way, add one more feeding trough.

Beautiful setup you have there. Kudos!!!

I will add more Drinkers and feeders later.
He gave them injection and promise to bring the medication tomorrow.
He claimed, it's Noiler

looks like Cockerel to me

Best of luck

Thanks
I will be updating the house as they progress

gungab:

I will add more Drinkers and feeders later.
He gave them injection and promise to bring the medication tomorrow.
He claimed, it's Noiler

Interesting. What injection if we may ask?

Noilers he claims? Pls inquire further from him what hatchery he got them from.

jidestroud:

Interesting. What injection if we may ask?

Noilers he claims? Pls inquire further from him what hatchery he got them from.

@jidestroud can I give the ginger /garlic mixture to broiler of 4weeks old

endtime1:

@jidestroud can I give the ginger /garlic mixture to broiler of 4weeks old

Good day boss,
What do you hope to achieve by giving the ginger/garlic mixture if I may ask? Are your birds organically raised or it's a combination of both? Are they presently sick? Or you simply just want to do organic?

Nevertheless, ginger/garlic can be administered in moderation to your broiler birds to boost immunity, appetite stimulant, anti-oxidant and help kill of bad bacteria/worm in your birds. In doing this, you need to be very observant and see how your birds reacts to the introduction.