Praktikals:
If i rear broilers until they begin laying egg and incubate the eggs, will i get day old broiler chick. i intend to do artificial insemination.

Brineharry:
Dats a nice one. How many weeks do u rear ur birds..and do u do frozen foods

eclipse13:
Nice job,Mr. Apexquest. Pls,wich breed(s) is best 4 broiler rearing?

apexquest:

I DONT KNOW THE BEST BREED OOHH...MANY BREEDS ARE GOOD BUT I MOSTLY USE OBASANJO BREED
COS THEY GROW REALLY BIG . . .

apexquest:
I MAY NOT BE AN EXPERT BUT ASK ANY QUESTION ON BROILER PRODUCTION, I WILL ANSWER TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE...... FELLOW FARMERS SHOULD DROP THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS PLSSSSSS...

OlamiB:
Pls how much do u think I will need to raise 150 birds fr 18weeks?

olufiz89:
16 wks!!!!!? Dat's quite long ooo. What's ut target size?

kay29000:


Whoa! Your broilers look really clean and nice. I have done everything to make my own broilers look good, but they keep dying, and they look sick (except from some few). I am just frustrated right now. This is my first time. I keep going back there, and asking them what I should, and they keep prescribing me drugs, which I keep buying, but they keep dying.


I am thinking maybe it is the breed they sold to me. They didn't have much feathers at 4 weeks, but they assured me that they would grow the feathers well back. Right now, my friends just keep laughing at me, cos they discouraged me from going into the business. But I want to prove them wrong. Please, give me tips on what to do, or what medicine to give them to make them stay healthy.


Also, what is the size of your broilers right now...howmany KG do they attain when you are ready to sell them? Lastly, where can I buy really good Day Old Chicks when I am ready to start another round of chicks? I stay around Iyana Ipaja, but I can go anywhere for very good breeds. Thanks.

apexquest:


Its always like that at the beginning..I truly admire your courage. Breed is hardly the problem(4weeks no feather..that good news to me). I use Obansanjo Breed or terry Gee.So I tell u this truth..there are only two words I don'tjoke with...VACCINATION n HYGIENE.. if u miss them forget it. No amount of drugs can solve the problems that follows. So question number 1.. Did u vaccinate the birds at the right time.....2. How clean is ur farm(poultry house MUST be DRY) no wetness is allowed on the sawdust. 3. Is ur poultry house well ventilated(plenty fresh Air)??... Lemmi know

apexquest:


Its always like that at the beginning..I truly admire your courage. Breed is hardly the problem(4weeks no feather..that good news to me). I use Obansanjo Breed or terry Gee.So I tell u this truth..there are only two words I don'tjoke with...VACCINATION n HYGIENE.. if u miss them forget it. No amount of drugs can solve the problems that follows. So question number 1.. Did u vaccinate the birds at the right time.....2. How clean is ur farm(poultry house MUST be DRY) no wetness is allowed on the sawdust. 3. Is ur poultry house well ventilated(plenty fresh Air)??... Lemmi know

apexquest:


Its always like that at the beginning..I truly admire your courage. Breed is hardly the problem(4weeks no feather..that good news to me). I use Obansanjo Breed or terry Gee.So I tell u this truth..there are only two words I don'tjoke with...VACCINATION n HYGIENE.. if u miss them forget it. No amount of drugs can solve the problems that follows. So question number 1.. Did u vaccinate the birds at the right time.....2. How clean is ur farm(poultry house MUST be DRY) no wetness is allowed on the sawdust. 3. Is ur poultry house well ventilated(plenty fresh Air)??... Lemmi know

kay29000:
Whoa! Your broilers look really clean and nice. I have done everything to make my own broilers look good, but they keep dying, and they look sick (except from some few). I am just frustrated right now. This is my first time. I keep going back there, and asking them what I should, and they keep prescribing me drugs, which I keep buying, but they keep dying.


I am thinking maybe it is the breed they sold to me. They didn't have much feathers at 4 weeks, but they assured me that they would grow the feathers well back. Right now, my friends just keep laughing at me, cos they discouraged me from going into the business. But I want to prove them wrong. Please, give me tips on what to do, or what medicine to give them to make them stay healthy.


Also, what is the size of your broilers right now...howmany KG do they attain when you are ready to sell them? Lastly, where can I buy really good Day Old Chicks when I am ready to start another round of chicks? I stay around Iyana Ipaja, but I can go anywhere for very good breeds. Thanks.

Praktikals:
If i rear broilers until they begin laying egg and incubate the eggs, will i get day old broiler chick. i intend to do artificial insemination.

Tmex:
pls we are ok with the quantity of runt birds we already have all around what you are trying to do Is called inbreeding in genetics and there ll definitely be mutation as a result, pls save us the stress of coping with poor performance birds.

kay29000:


Pls educate me about vaccination. Thank you very much for your time.

Tmex:
He should follow the ideal process. He will need to import fertile eggs produced by a grand parent stock,take the eggs to hatchery to hatch them into parent stocks, these parent stocks will then be reared and subsequently the eggs produced then will be hatched into the normal chicks we see around or alternatively look for a grand parent stock farm around(if any) to get his parent stocks from.

apexquest:

THANKS.... YOU SEEM TO KNOW MUCH ABOUT GENETICS

Adefola:
Hello people,
Thanks for this opportunity. I will be starting my farm by next year January but I'm between broiler production and egg production. Kindly advice me on which one to go for; considering the technicalities involve, capital requirement, payback period, profitability, market etc Thanks

Tmex:
pls we are ok with the quantity of runt birds we already have all around what you are trying to do Is called inbreeding in genetics and there ll definitely be mutation as a result, pls save us the stress of coping with poor performance birds.