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Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 10:02pm On Jul 10, 2022
This is hen was bought 4month ago, started laying on May 2022 and hatched on 18th of May 2022.

I did not let nature that it place, I removed the chick brood it separately and let out the mother hen.

The hen started lay again on 9th June 2022 and the hen start incubate on the eggs) one month after she hatch it first batch) 18th June 2022.

The hen hatch again 8th July 2022.

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by georjay(m): 10:18pm On Jul 10, 2022
Okay
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 10:47pm On Jul 10, 2022
Am working towards a factor that by the end of the year I would be able to gather at least 50 chicks with just one hen.

Do the calculations.
50 chicks ×500=20k minimum.

I only feed the hen once a day, with patience and focus this can generate alot of money for your household as plan B.

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Healthquest: 4:52am On Jul 11, 2022
Tommymoses:
This is hen was bought 4month ago, started laying on May 2022 and hatched on 18th of May 2022.

I did not let nature that it place, I removed the chick brood it separately and let out the mother hen.

The hen started lay again on 9th June 2022 and the hen start incubate on the eggs) one month after she hatch it first batch) 18th June 2022.

The hen hatch again 8th July 2022.
dem fit die if that woman isn't wit dem..probability of surviving is 40% now compare to earlier 80% if the mother is with dem

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 7:50am On Jul 11, 2022
They can!!
This is how I raised all my local hen with 99%

dem fit die if that woman isn't wit dem..probability of surviving is 40% now compare to earlier 80% if the mother is with dem[/quote]
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by chukskafor(m): 1:04pm On Jul 15, 2022
@op, how can your hen start laying on the 9th of a month and hatches the eggs on the 18th of same month, that's impossible, since it takes 21 days for a hen to incubate and hatch, how come yours is taking only 9 days? Haba naa

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 3:04pm On Jul 15, 2022
chukskafor:
@op, how can your hen start laying on the 9th of a month and hatches the eggs on the 18th of same month, that's impossible, since it takes 21 days for a hen to incubate and hatch, how come yours is taking only 9 days? Haba naa

I said they it started laying on 18th of June and hatched on July..
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 3:04pm On Jul 15, 2022
chukskafor:
@op, how can your hen start laying on the 9th of a month and hatches the eggs on the 18th of same month, that's impossible, since it takes 21 days for a hen to incubate and hatch, how come yours is taking only 9 days? Haba naa
I said they it started laying on 18th of June and hatched on July..
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by NextDayPP: 9:58am On Jul 16, 2022
No sir, they don't. I can't count how many times I have done this and haven't lost any except for a day hawk took one when I let them out while cleaning their place. Birds don't necessarily need their mother. What the mother does is cover them from cold and find food for them. Give them those two and of course water in a clean place and that is it. I take care of mine the way I would broiler, noiler etc.

Healthquest:
dem fit die if that woman isn't wit dem..probability of surviving is 40% now compare to earlier 80% if the mother is with dem

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 5:57pm On Jul 16, 2022
@op, that's just the logic...
NextDayPP:
No sir, they don't. I can't count how many times I have done this and haven't lost any except for a day hawk took one when I let them out while cleaning their place. Birds don't necessarily need their mother. What the mother does is cover them from cold and find food for them. Give them those two and of course water in a clean place and that is it. I take care of mine the way I would broiler, noiler etc.

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by rsd(m): 7:16am On Jul 25, 2022
Thanks a lot for this info op.
I have this same idea. The only info I was looking for is how long it takes a local hen to lay again if you do not allow it to brood the chicks and you have given a precise and practical answer to that.
God bless you!
Tommymoses:
This is hen was bought 4month ago, started laying on May 2022 and hatched on 18th of May 2022.

I did not let nature that it place, I removed the chick brood it separately and let out the mother hen.

The hen started lay again on 9th June 2022 and the hen start incubate on the eggs) one month after she hatch it first batch) 18th June 2022.

The hen hatch again 8th July 2022.
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 7:58am On Jul 25, 2022
rsd:
Thanks a lot for this info op.
I have this same idea. The only info I was looking for is how long it takes a local hen to lay again if you do not allow it to brood the chicks and you have given a precise and practical answer to that.
God bless you!
I'll use my hen as a case of study, she hatch by may 18th I removed the chick to brood it myself. The hen started lay again and started brooding on 18th June making a month interver. And hatch another clutch of chick on 9th July..

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by chukskafor(m): 7:23pm On Jul 25, 2022
Tommymoses:


I said they it started laying on 18th of June and hatched on July..
Oga the reason for my quote was to correct your blunder in the process of your write up but instead of proof reading your article once more, in order to correct the errors, you felt that I was ridiculing you, thus you retorted back by quoting me not once, but twice...... I rest my case

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by todto: 7:51pm On Jul 25, 2022
Tommymoses:

I'll use my hen as a case of study, she hatch by may 18th I removed the chick to brood it myself. The hen started lay again and started brooding on 18th June making a month interver. And hatch another clutch of chick on 9th July..
What do you feed them with?

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by todto: 7:56pm On Jul 25, 2022
Tommymoses:

I'll use my hen as a case of study, she hatch by may 18th I removed the chick to brood it myself. The hen started lay again and started brooding on 18th June making a month interver. And hatch another clutch of chick on 9th July..
What do you feed them with? And also do you provide them with any source of heat.
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Obaman12: 8:07pm On Jul 25, 2022
Op! We're following you on this one, pls carry us alone by explaining how you feed and nurture them.

Modified: Regarding the hens, are you allowing them to roam about? Won't people steal them?

Shade more light pls man
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 9:56pm On Jul 25, 2022
todto:

What do you feed them with?
I feed them with granded corn.

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 9:59pm On Jul 25, 2022
todto:

What do you feed them with? And also do you provide them with any source of heat.
I don't give them any source of heat, I just pack them inside one indomie carton.

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 10:09pm On Jul 25, 2022
Obaman12:
Op! We're following you on this one, pls carry us alone by explaining how you feed and nurture them.

Modified: Regarding the hens, are you allowing them to roam about? Won't people steal them?

Shade more light pls man

Thanks boss Man, for following this thread.

Concerning the feeding I feed the chick with just granded corn, local fowl don't need any commercial feed.

Also I free range them exactly after 4 weeks, plus I do pack them in the evening inside the cage.

They roam around my compound, if them steal my fowl them don steal ogun (God of iron) b dat. grin grin

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Obaman12: 2:22pm On Jul 26, 2022
Tommymoses:

Thanks boss Man, for following this thread.

Concerning the feeding I feed the chick with just granded corn, local fowl don't need any commercial feed.

Also I free range them exactly after 4 weeks, plus I do pack them in the evening inside the cage.

They roam around my compound, if them steal my fowl them don steal ogun (God of iron) b dat. grin grin

Lmao grin grin [I dey believe you man].

But don't you think that it'll be nearly impossible to notice when your fowl get stolen especially as the number increases?

Remember, your plan [from your write up] is to target close to 500 hens, each producing 50 chicks per year. All amounting to 25,000 fowls. That will be too much wahala to cope, and plus the fact that local fowls dey craze on a norm.

When I start, I won't go that high sha, 100 hens at 50 chicks per year [5000 fowls] will be a great target for me.

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 8:44pm On Jul 26, 2022
Obaman12:


Lmao grin grin [I dey believe you man].

But don't you think that it'll be nearly impossible to notice when your fowl get stolen especially as the number increases?

Remember, your plan [from your write up] is to target close to 500 hens, each producing 50 chicks per year. All amounting to 25,000 fowls. That will be too much wahala to cope, and plus the fact that local fowls dey craze on a norm.

When I start, I won't go that high sha, 100 hens at 50 chicks per year [5000 fowls] will be a great target for me.

Na to chop ham and sell off some, I can't control such numbers of birds...

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by EdozieRx(m): 9:01pm On Jul 26, 2022
Weldone op
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 9:02pm On Jul 26, 2022
Good evening peeps.

Just a little update about local chicken farming, I was surprised on Sunday when my mom called me.

I was told by mom that shrew(Eku-Asin) has killed my whole newly hatch chick, I was depressed and scattered. How could this be possible? How come.

I went to check by myself to see how far, I almost vomit when I saw the innocent chick killed by that wicked shrew(Eku-Asin)...

I packed the chick and give them befitting burial.
So sad to loose my precious chick...

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by LikeAking: 9:06pm On Jul 26, 2022
Tommymoses:

Thanks boss Man, for following this thread.

Concerning the feeding I feed the chick with just granded corn, local fowl don't need any commercial feed.

Also I free range them exactly after 4 weeks, plus I do pack them in the evening inside the cage.

They roam around my compound, if them steal my fowl them don steal ogun (God of iron) b dat. grin grin

Make i see ur fowl first... grin
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 9:20pm On Jul 26, 2022
Let me open your eyes to this hidden Gold about this local chicken farming......

After I burial the chick I lost recently, some of my hen were currently laying and two hen was laying in the same nest.

I try to create another nest but NO they're fight themselves for custody of the same egg, till they break like 4 eggs.


Since I was down financially, I was annoyed and pack like 10 egg, I wanted to boil the egg but my mom said I should sell it rather.

I went to market, see as I was being called and rushed by those market woman. I later sold the 10 eggs for 1k.

That is 1 local fowl egg is #100...

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 9:23pm On Jul 26, 2022
LikeAking:


Make i see ur fowl first... grin
This picture below is how I brood my local chick

Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by EdozieRx(m): 9:26pm On Jul 27, 2022
Tommymoses:

This picture below is how I brood my local chick
Why don't you build cage for your chicks?
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by EdozieRx(m): 9:27pm On Jul 27, 2022
Tommymoses:
Good evening peeps.

Just a little update about local chicken farming, I was surprised on Sunday when my mom called me.

I was told by mom that shrew(Eku-Asin) has killed my whole newly hatch chick, I was depressed and scattered. How could this be possible? How come.

I went to check by myself to see how far, I almost vomit when I saw the innocent chick killed by that wicked shrew(Eku-Asin)...

I packed the chick and give them befitting burial.
So sad to loose my precious chick...
Sorry for the loss!
Why don't you consider investing in intensive farming?
Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 10:19pm On Jul 27, 2022
EdozieRx:

Why don't you build cage for your chicks?
I have a cage, but can't keep this chick inside a keep till they are 3 weeks.

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 10:21pm On Jul 27, 2022
EdozieRx:

Sorry for the loss!
Why don't you consider investing in intensive farming?

As time goes on I would navigate on that, I have limited space in my compound.

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Re: Local Chicken Farming A New Oil Money. by Tommymoses(m): 11:42am On Aug 08, 2022
DISEASE OUTBREAK!!

I was treating my turkey for watering stool not knowing that the disease has gotten all my livestock except my duck.

At this point, I realized it was from the fulani cock my mum bought from farm (iregba in oyo state).

I was contemplate weather to dispose them all....

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