jidestroud:
Update on the Kuroilers and Turkeys

I'm presently having a problem in my brooding room. The Turkeys are becoming a pest. For the past two days now, I have been hearing loud chick cries from the brooding room so I decided to sit and watch them today. I discovered the turkeys kept pecking the necks and mouths of others including the chicks ( Pecking order establishment abi?.
The other Turkeys just laid down when pecked while the chicks not knowing how to respond were pecked continuously.

What do I do?

Pls separate them immediately, turkeys almost ran me mad when I raised them with broilers, at a point I was almost weeping for my broilers until they were separated.

Day 56 (First Batch Kuroilers)

Organically raised Kuroilers with one Isa brown and a local.

Nice one
I thought the kuroilers are brown in color

Walexz02:
Nice one
I thought the kuroilers are brown in color

Thanks.

Not really, they come in different colours. This current batch has so many random colors I am beginning to wonder

Let's see pictures when it is time to share

Quick Update.

It's been a great project. Decided to keep just these for me to keep tabs on their progress.

Nice one bro
I bought some kuroilers today to help me in raising my turkeys

Walexz02:
Nice one bro
I bought some kuroilers today to help me in raising my turkeys

Kindly keep us updated

Walexz02:
Nice one bro
I bought some kuroilers today to help me in raising my turkeys

Great. How do intend raising them?

How many female is really among them.....
I read that it's usually 50:50, but looking at it you keep just two.

I have being farming Niolers for some years now and I am now into breeding 07081840400

kay29000:
This is interesting. I have been raring Noilers since 2016, I am anxious to see how mature Kuroilers look.

Do Noilers or Kuroilers really lay eggs cos I got some at 4weeks from a market but going to 7months now they don't lay eggs and they are all female

Been quite a while I dropped an update on my kuroilers. The few I kept back are doing exceptionally well. Likewise, same can be said of the turkeys. Next Batch starting up immediately after Sallah.

Botanistbbb:

Do Noilers or Kuroilers really lay eggs cos I got some at 4weeks from a market but going to 7months now they don't lay eggs and they are all female

First time raring the kuroilers so I will have to wait till then. As for the Noilers, YES they do lay eggs.

All these claims about noilers without pictures to back it up

Does the Noiler or Kuroiler sit on their eggs like the local chickens do?

EpicOracle:
Does the Noiler or Kuroiler sit on their eggs like the local chickens do?

I haven't been patient enough for them (Noilers) to be broody. I use my locals most times.

jidestroud:


First time raring the kuroilers so I will have to wait till then. As for the Noilers, YES they do lay eggs.

OK...thanks

Botanistbbb:

Do Noilers or Kuroilers really lay eggs cos I got some at 4weeks from a market but going to 7months now they don't lay eggs and they are all female

I don't know about Kuroilers, but Noilers from Amo hatchery lay eggs. There are a lot of adulterated Noilers/Kuroilers out there right now, I can only speak for the ones gotten from Amo. From rearing Noilers for 4 years now, I can say authoritatively that as long as you feed them properly (Starter from day old to 5-7 weeks, and Grower from 7 weeks) they start laying eggs around 17-19 weeks...plus or minus.

kay29000:


I don't know about Kuroilers, but Noilers from Amo hatchery lay eggs. There are a lot of adulterated Noilers/Kuroilers out there right now, I can only speak for the ones gotten from Amo. From rearing Noilers for 4 years now, I can say authoritatively that as long as you feed them properly (Starter from day old to 5-7 weeks, and Grower from 7 weeks) they start laying eggs around 17-19 weeks...plus or minus.

Very Correct!!!

Quick Update

It's been a while, so many activities going on behind the scene. I hardly ever have time to update but been following my favourite threads back back.

The Kuroilers poultry projects have a massive success for me. So far, I have been able to breed a thousand Kuroilers, selling at 4 - 6 weeks. My people, no be Moi-Moi oooo. Nevertheless, its been very successful and rewarding. It is a project I have had to manage my very self, and guess what? It has been purely organic.

Thanks to all those who made it a reality.

More updates coming up.

where do you get your kuroiler Day old birds

Stated the answer to that earlier. Got them through Grinphield

what are your organic recipes?

jidestroud:
Quick Update

It's been a while, some many activities going on behind the scene. I hardly ever have time to update but been following my favourite threads back back.

The Kuroilers poultry projects have a massive success for me. So far, I have been able to breed a thousand Kuroilers, selling at 4 - 6 weeks. My people, no be Moi-Moi oooo. Nevertheless, its been very successful and rewarding. It is a project I have had to manage my very self, and guess what? It has been purely organic.

Thanks to all those who made it a reality.

More updates coming up.

Nice one
Come update us about the recipe you use

Walexz02:


Nice one
Come update us about the recipe you use

Well, except for the commercial feeds, every other thing used is 100% organic.

List of what makes up my recipe includes;

1. Garlic

2. Ginger

3. Tumeric

4. Apple Cider Vinegar (My most essential)

5. Pawpaw leaves

6. Basil leaves (scent leaves)

7. Christmas Melon (used occasionally)

8. Aloe vera

10. Neem oil (walahi, it works wonders)

11. Red oil.

Sorry to ask what of ur goat biz any updates
Good luck

@jidestroud

6 weeks 5 days old Kuroilers.

They would be 7weeks by Tuesday.


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noeloge82:
Sorry to ask what of ur goat biz any updates
Good luck

@jidestroud

My goat project is going on beautifully. Both Patra and Hinata on their 3rd pregnancy now. . The only challenge I am currently facing is limited females. The males are constituting nuisance presently on the farm. I just may end up selling against my 5years plan. Though my vet advised castrating them.

jidestroud:


My goat project is going on beautifully. Both Patra and Hinata on their 3rd pregnancy now. . The only challenge I am currently facing is limited females. The males are constituting nuisance presently on the farm. I just may end up selling against my 5years plan. Though my vet advised castrating them.

Good luck bro
Having many males always constitute nuisance cos their testosterone level will be very high with no female around and it may even lead to unnecessary fights
Maybe u should castrate some , that way u will even get good size on d meat level and it commands good market value

jidestroud:
5 weeks old Kuroilers.

they are quite big for a 5 weeks old