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doffman:


Thank you so much !
I really appreciate .I pray more knowledge to your brain !

This is my plan:

I will select good male and female Kuroila and keep them separate in one segmented place so that I will be using them for fertilised egg that will be used for incubation to maintain the new Kuroila breed to the farm .

I will used the rest for only un fertilised eggs and meet production.

That would be nice but consider the scale you wish to operate because a female Noiler/Kuroiler lays an average of 5 eggs a week (when they reach the peak of their production)
.... Of course this cannot sustain a large scale farm.
Goodluck sir

kennethfranc:

That would be nice but consider the scale you wish to operate because a female Noiler/Kuroiler lays an average of 5 eggs a week (when they reach the peak of their production)
.... Of course this cannot sustain a large scale farm.
Goodluck sir

OK, thanks . I understand now

Good to be back after an unpleasant experience these past months . But thanks to God, we scaled through all obstacles we encountered. Hope to back in full operation soonest.

Welcome bro. Sorry for the bad experience . Is it something we can learn from ?

@Walexz02

It isn't farm related though. I was a victim of pickpocket. I was robbed of my phone and gbam!!! Money in accounts drained. It got so bad with the SIM retrieval wahala. It was a very dark time walahi. Thank God for God bro. I scaled through the ugly incident.

jidestroud:
@Walexz02

It isn't farm related though. I was a victim of pickpocket. I was robbed of my phone and gbam!!! Money in accounts drained. It got so bad with the SIM retrieval wahala. It was a very dark time walahi. Thank God for God bro. I scaled through the ugly incident.

Sorry for the bad experience bro.

@Prospect048 check here out

jidestroud:
@Walexz02

It isn't farm related though. I was a victim of pickpocket. I was robbed of my phone and gbam!!! Money in accounts drained. It got so bad with the SIM retrieval wahala. It was a very dark time walahi. Thank God for God bro. I scaled through the ugly incident.

So sorry for tye loss boss..
More winnings

kennethfranc:

So sorry for tye loss boss..
More winnings

Thanks bro.

jidestroud:
Good to be back after an unpleasant experience these past months . But thanks to God, we scaled through all obstacles we encountered. Hope to back in full operation soonest.

Happy you are back bro. I want to ask a few questions
1 I need fresh local hen eggs(not fertilizer). Where can I get it?
2 Is it possible to get a pure white and pure black male clock?

jidestroud:
Good to be back after an unpleasant experience these past months . But thanks to God, we scaled through all obstacles we encountered. Hope to back in full operation soonest.

Happy you are back bro. I want to ask a few questions
1 I need fresh local hen eggs(not fertilizer). Where can I get it?
2 Is it possible to get a pure white and pure black male cock?

Excel70:

Happy you are back bro. I want to ask a few questions
1 I need fresh local hen eggs(not fertilizer). Where can I get it?
2 Is it possible to get a pure white and pure black male cock?

Hope it's not what I'm thinking ooo
Anyway, both are very available.

jidestroud:

Hope it's not what I'm thinking ooo
Anyway, both are very available.

Lol, I know what you are thinking.
Do you sell them? Any idea where I can get them

Excel70:

Lol, I know what you are thinking.
Do you sell them? Any idea where I can get them

Are you in Lagos? If Yes, then I can get them for you. (Not selling if it's just few eggs you need though).
As for the Black /White Rooster, they plenty around dieeee

jidestroud:

Are you in Lagos? If Yes, then I can get them for you. (Not selling if it's just few eggs you need though).
As for the Black /White Rooster, they plenty around dieeee

Yes , I lived in lagos, surulere precisely. I just need like 5-6. They must not be fertilizer as it is for consumption.

Excel70:

Yes , I lived in lagos, surulere precisely. I just need like 5-6. They must not be fertilizer as it is for consumption.

Okay. Will collect some for you.

By the way, Do you know that local hen's egg goes for as much as 100 to 200naira per one?? I was surprised when I tried getting some from all these Elewe-Omo sellers.

jidestroud:
By the way, Do you know that local hen's egg goes for as much as 100 to 200naira per one?? I was surprised when I tried getting some from all these Elewe-Omo sellers.

Not a Yoruba but does "Elewe-omo" mean child of a traditionalist?

kennethfranc:

Not a Yoruba but does "Elewe-omo" mean child of a traditionalist?

Lol...
Well, Elewe-Omo's are the primary health care giver in the traditional Yoruba Society. These are places we get local ingredients for traditional medicines etc.

Do you know a local black cat without spots can be sold for as much as 15 to 25k

jidestroud:

Lol...
Well, Elewe-Omo's are the primary health care giver in the traditional Yoruba Society. These are places we get local ingredients for traditional medicines etc.

Do you know a local black cat without spots can be sold for as much as 15 to 25k

Nah breeding dey my mind so
Buh am a bit far

kennethfranc:

Nah breeding dey my mind so
Buh am a bit far

Breeding of birds? or ??

jidestroud:
Breeding of birds? or ??

The cats nah

jidestroud:


Okay. Will collect some for you.

Thanks. I will be expecting

Sir pls I need ur help seriously,I need ur contact

Datsmaco:
Sir pls I need ur help seriously,I need ur contact

Buzz me on my telegram contact sir.

jidestroud:

Lol...
Well, Elewe-Omo's are the primary health care giver in the traditional Yoruba Society. These are places we get local ingredients for traditional medicines etc.

Do you know a local black cat without spots can be sold for as much as 15 to 25k

You mean those black cats with yellow eyes that prowl around in backyards in the evenings? I've seen a couple around.

Aderr:
You mean those black cats with yellow eyes that prowl around in backyards in the evenings? I've seen a couple around.

Na money you dey see dey waka upandan ooo. Just make sure you can tell them apart from village people strolling around looking for runaway/absconded villagers.

jidestroud:

Buzz me on my telegram contact sir.

I don't have it, I mean u contact

Datsmaco:
I don't have it, I mean u contact

Contact: @Jidestroud on Telegram or via mail
jidestroud@yahoo.co.uk

Bro jide you are awesome your thread is educative and wonderful since 2018 you have been consistent, I will like you to answer these few questions.
1) Due to current situation of the country and economic which of the breed is preferably noiler and kuoiler ?
2) Buying from a veterinary doc or online which one is helpful as a beginner ?
3) feeding chicks with leftover or sour watermelon from roadsides can it help to boost it immune system ? If at all which week or month will one start feeding the chick's with such food or fruits ?

EmyGod:
Bro jide you are awesome your thread is educative and wonderful since 2018 you have been consistent, I will like you to answer these few questions.
1) Due to current situation of the country and economic which of the breed is preferably noiler and kuoiler ?
2) Buying from a veterinary doc or online which one is helpful as a beginner ?
3) feeding chicks with leftover or sour watermelon from roadsides can it help to boost it immune system ? If at all which week or month will one start feeding the chick's with such food or fruits ?

Oga EmyGod,

It's been God all the way boss. I've had my juicy moments and also had my sour days. Overall, persistency & dedication to one's passion is the key despite all odds. And once you start making money off your hubby walahi, everything flows effortlessly.

To your questions;
1. Noilers or Kuroilers? Let me say this once more, from my assessment of rearing both, people can hardly tell the difference between them (some have even argued they are same breeds). Moreover, they come in the same colours of plumage and have also same growth rate and weights when fully matured. I think the only difference I noticed is that my Kuroilers are voracious eaters. They ate more than the noilers (noilers too dey consume oooo my brother).

Your question says economically? Do you mean commercially for profit making? If Yes, well, I will be honest with you with my answers,
NO; if you don't have a market for them.
YES; if you have carved out a market for them already.

My secret to raising my Noilers/Kuroilers and making profit from it is because of my catchment area. I brood for my immediate community which is more of a rural environment. Although, I have grown my market to the extent of selling beyond Lagos state but, my market remains household chicken keepers; giving them better breeds of chicken to raise extensively.

Raising both birds intensively like the broilers will put you in lose except you can find alternative food source. (I could teach you that too).
So my advice if Noilers/Kuroilers? Chose Broilers (my opinion)