Hello House.
Happy Sunday to you all.

I have 6 plots of land which is 1 acre and I wish to to into poultry farming.

All I need is your advice please. How many broilers can I raised on 1 acres and what type of cage do you suggest ?

Poultry farming is not for the faint at heart. Going into large scale broiler farming requires a good market so you can sell within 2 months.
Hope you are gainfully employed too? Because biggest problem faced in poultry is doubling/tripling of feed cost/drugs suddenly by seller, so a fixed budget is not good, you need steady income to prevent this from crippling your farm.
Having learnt from mistakes we did when we were into poultry, i will also advise you buy all the feeds and drugs required to see a particular batch from brooding to market size at once and prevent buying little by little. This is to prevent you from from spending your operating cost on something else.
Lastly look into White Nicolas turkey farming it has better mortality rate than broiler and better feed conversion rate too. The day old of White Nicolas turkey cost #2400, and the mature ones after six months they cost #20,000 to #25,000. Do your market analysis before venturing into any, visit other progressing farms and ask question.

rosema504:
Hello House.
Happy Sunday to you all.

I have 6 plots of land which is 1 acre and I wish to to into poultry farming.

All I need is your advice please. How many broilers can I raised on 1 acres and what type of cage do you suggest ?

First rule: if you're totally new to boilers or meat birds farming, please don't start big. No matter how much resources you have or the temptations to go full blast, please start small and grow with time and experience. There's no amount of books or online contents that beats first-hand experience. Mind you, I'm not saying you shouldn't read up stuffs about it. Read and practice on a small scale.

Also, boiler rearing depends on market. Are you planning to raise and sell them off as life chickens or you're gonna take it further into processing and sell off as frozen food?

Life chicken is seasonal or else you'd run into loss while selling as frozen chicken requires electricity for preservation. Do your research well.

Stay blessed.

Thank you