Igbo chick poultry farm

Igbo chick poultry farm Igbo chick poultry farm was started on 2022

20/10/2025
Fertilized eggs available,Breed: Rainbow roosters F1Prices: Negotiable based on the mode of transport.Kindly contact: 07...
16/07/2025

Fertilized eggs available,
Breed: Rainbow roosters F1
Prices: Negotiable based on the mode of transport.
Kindly contact: 0736981827 for booking
Peter Ojung'a Junior

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! James Ouma Otieno, George Onyango, Bill Gate, Charles Owi...
10/05/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! James Ouma Otieno, George Onyango, Bill Gate, Charles Owino Wuod Nyakisumo

1 day old @100 1 week @1402 weeks @170.3 weeks @2204 weeks @270Improved Kienyeji -kuroilers breed, sasso breed available...
16/12/2024

1 day old @100
1 week @140
2 weeks @170.
3 weeks @220
4 weeks @270

Improved Kienyeji -kuroilers breed, sasso breed available.
✅Full vaccination done at each and every stage.

We are located along Kibos-Chiga-Ombeyi-Ahero Rd next to Achuodho Primary school,
Contact us on Igbo chick poultry farm 0708874421
Karibu.

THE IMPORTANCE OF CLEAN WATER IN POULTRY Clean water matters in poultry farming because it supports overall health and w...
28/11/2024

THE IMPORTANCE OF CLEAN WATER IN POULTRY

Clean water matters in poultry farming because it supports overall health and well-being of the birds, facilitates efficient nutrient absorption and digestion, regulates body temperature, essential for egg production (75% of an egg is water), boosts immune system function and enhances productivity and growth rates.

Water play roles in poultry metabolism like nutrient transportation, waste elimination, egg formation and maintaining consistent productivity.

By giving your birds clean water, it enhance poultry health and well-being, increase productivity and egg quality, reduce disease risk and mortality rates and improve overall flock performance.

Giving your poultry birds contaminated water can lead to waterborne diseases (e.g., cholera, typhoid), harmful bacteria (e.g., E. coli, Salmonella), parasites (e.g., cryptosporidiosis), weakened immunity, diminished productivity and also increased mortality rates.

You can practice a best water management by developing a water management plan, train staff on water hygiene and maintenance, regularly inspect water systems and maintain accurate records of water quality and consumption.

HOW TO PROVIDE CLEAN WATER FOR POULTRY BIRDS.

1. Use poultry drinkers or waterers with narrow channels or cups minimize contamination.
2. Position drinkers at a comfortable height, secure them to prevent tipping.
3. Clean and disinfect drinkers daily.
4. Provide fresh water daily, change water frequently.
5. Regularly test water for bacteria, pH, and nutrient levels.
6. Keep water sources away from feed, droppings, and dirt.
7. Consider using water filters or purifiers to ensure clean water.
8. Track water intake to detect potential health.
𝑭𝒐𝒍𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒔.

25/11/2024

may you kindly follow me back

25/11/2024

Stop saying this will be your retirement plan and start farming right now when you still have the time,the energy and the money.
You might say that capital is the problem.I say start small with what you have where you are.Keep those 10 chickens,keep those 20 chickens,order for those 50 kuroiler or rainbow rooster chicks and start the journey.It must not be necessarily for sale but for your domestic use.Sell the surplus if you like.Chickens breed faster than goats or cattle.By the time you retire you will have gained lots of knowledge on matters poultry and you will not be starting from zero.Stop waiting and start doing.
Tomorrow isn't guaranteed so start today.I will book for you 50 Sasso or rainbow roosters First generation (F1).

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1994
Kisumu
40100

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