Farmsoko

04/06/2023

Day 2 of my research on optimizing chicken rearing for efficiency and cost-effectiveness:

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to meet with an experienced farmer who has been in the poultry farming business for 35 years. As part of my quest to gather insights from various farmers, I plan to visit more than 20 poultry farmers to learn the most effective methods.

During my discussion with the farmer, he shared a valuable secret which I would like to verify with you. According to him, the optimal approach to rearing chickens for commercial purposes involves selecting the best hybrid breeds and feeding them with layers mash once they reach maturity. Additionally, he suggested allowing these hybrid breeds to mate with Kienyeji chickens, as this combination supposedly results in fast growth and a high egg production rate of approximately 80%.

I would greatly appreciate your opinion on this matter. Please let me know if I should continue sharing updates on my research.

02/06/2023

It's been years since we posted here, Farmsoko will be back soon we are working on something big for all farmers.

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07/07/2018

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23/06/2018

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03/09/2017

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28/12/2016

14/11/2016

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11/11/2016

Manufacturing is taking the next level.uko home and you don't have anything giving income you feel you can't do anything.today I give you the solution as farmers you can make money directly from home .I have a eBook on making bar soap which goes for only 200 ksh .
We also have chalk mould going for 38000 the mould hold 208 chalks .it's ready to remove from the mould within 10 minutes in a day you can make more than 10000 chalk .
Raw material being plaster of Paris from arthi river from one bag of plaster of Paris you can make 6000 and a bag goes for only 700.
Wakulima si hii ni kazi.
Nyakua your mould today and start supplying chalk kwanza this two months watoto wako nyumbani they can pay their own fees .
Changamuka kabla wajaamka

09/11/2016

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