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13/04/2026

🐔 STARTING A POULTRY FARM (Day 6)

Most poultry diseases don’t just appear…
They come from poor hygiene.

✔ Change water DAILY
✔ Clean feeders & drinkers regularly
✔ Remove wet litter immediately

Dirty water = sick birds
Clean environment = healthy profit

How often do you clean your drinkers? 👇 Comment below :

10/04/2026

🐔 STARTING A POULTRY FARM (Day 5)

Feed = your biggest cost.

If you get feeding wrong, you lose money.

👉 Broilers (per bird):
• Starter: ~1 kg
• Finisher: ~4 kg
(Total ≈ 5 kg in 6–8 weeks)

👉 Layers:
• Starter + Grower (0–18 weeks)
• Layer mash (after point of lay)

Always give the RIGHT feed at the RIGHT stage.

Wrong feeding = poor growth & low egg production.

Do you know how much feed your birds consume? 👇

09/04/2026

🐔 STARTING A POULTRY FARM (Day 4)

Your birds need a good home.

A proper poultry house should have:

✔ Good direction
Build your house east–west to reduce direct sunlight and heat on the birds.

✔ Ventilation
Allow fresh air in, but avoid strong direct winds.

✔ Rain protection
Roof must not leak + proper drainage to prevent water entering the coop.
In areas with heavy rainfall, use tarps or side curtains to protect birds from wind-driven rain.

✔ Dry floor
Wet litter = disease. Always keep the floor dry.

✔ Enough space
Avoid overcrowding to reduce stress and disease.

A good house = healthy birds + better profit.

Do you already have your poultry house set up? 👇

07/04/2026

STARTING A POULTRY FARM - Day 3

Your success starts here: Day-old chicks.

Buying from a trusted hatchery is the foundation for a successful & productive flock. You can achieve this by enquiring and networking with other poultry farmers.
This practice will ensure you get healthy, well-bred chicks; to minimize early mortality and maximize profits.

✔ Active and alert chicks
✔ Bright eyes
✔ No deformities

Bad chicks = future losses.

Where do you usually get your chicks from? 👇

06/04/2026

STARTING A POULTRY FARM (Day 2)

First decision: What type of birds?

👉 Broilers = meat production (ready in 6–8 weeks)
👉 Layers = egg production (start laying around 18–24 weeks)

Choose based on your goal:
Meat or Eggs?

Which one are you interested in? 👇

04/04/2026

Starting a Poultry Farm

Thinking of starting a poultry farm?
You’re in the right place.
Over the next few days, I’ll break down everything you need to know — step by step.
No confusion. No guesswork.
We are starting with the MOST important decision 👇
What type of birds are you planning to raise?
Broilers (for Meat) or Layers (for Eggs)?

03/04/2026

🐔 FARM TIP : Observe Your Birds Daily

Your birds will always show signs.
Early signs of problems:
❌ Low movement
❌ Not eating
❌ Isolation
The earlier you notice, the easier you solve it.
Do you check your birds every day? 👇

02/04/2026

Feeding them right !

🐔 FARM TIP

Consistency is key.

Feeding your birds at random times can affect:
❌ Growth
❌ Egg production

Try to feed your birds at the same time every day.

Do you follow a feeding schedule? YES or NO 👇

02/04/2026

🐔 FARM TIP

Consistency is key.

Feeding your birds at random times can affect:
❌ Growth
❌ Egg production

Try to feed your birds at the same time every day.

Do you follow a feeding schedule? YES or NO 👇

01/04/2026

🐔 FARM TIP

Overcrowding = hidden losses.

Too many birds in a small space can lead to:
❌ Stress
❌ Faster disease spread
❌ Poor growth & low egg production

📏 Recommended space per bird:
👉 Broilers:
• 1 – 1.5 sq ft per bird
• (0.09 – 0.14 m²)

👉 Layers:
• 1.5 – 2 sq ft per bird
• (0.14 – 0.19 m²)

Giving your birds enough space improves health and increases profit.

Are your birds overcrowded? 👇

31/03/2026

🐔 FARM TIP

Clean farm = healthy birds.

Many diseases come from dirty environments.

Simple habits can save you money:
✔ Clean drinkers
✔ Clean feeders
✔ Regular disinfection

How often do you clean your coop? 👇