Onyenwee Agro ltd family

08/05/2026

This video contain a lot of vitatal info
The first one is hanging of feeders, this helps and prevent your birds from having leg issues.

light in and light out, it helps to check how healthy your birds is as you can see immediately light was on all rise up.

The last one is the birds struggling to eat reasons is because they were starved by my workers and they also fed them late. Follow for more info

07/05/2026

Watch this video from beginning to the end and see how innovative this video is.

This is battery cage converted to deep litter in sculpture it called maquette. (small scale version of a larger work).
So in this video I tried to construct deep litter cage with some battery cage material like WIRE GUASE in such a way if your birds lay egg it will flow like battery cage.

Though it may have disadvantages but just trying to do samples and see how it works so follow us for more updates.

07/05/2026

Watch this video from beginning to the end and see how innovative this video is.

This is battery cage converted to deep litter in sculpture it called maquette. (small scale version of a larger work).
So in this video I tried to construct deep litter cage with some battery cage material like WIRE GUASE in such a way if your birds lay egg it will flow like battery cage.

Though it may have disadvantages but just trying to do samples and see how it works so follow us for more updates.

06/05/2026

*Morning inspection in poultry farm*

Morning inspection in a poultry farm is the first routine check you carry out early each day to evaluate your birds, housing, and equipment before the day’s work begins. It helps you detect problems early and keep your flock productive.

*What a proper morning inspection involves*

1. Observe the birds first (before disturbing them)
Enter quietly and watch their natural behavior
Birds should be active, alert, and evenly spread
Signs of problems:
Huddling → cold or stress
Panting/spreading wings → heat stress
Dull, weak, or isolated birds → possible illness

2. Check mortality
Count and remove dead birds immediately
Record the number (important for tracking health issues)

3. Feed inspection
Are feeders filled and well distributed?
Are birds eating normally?
Look for:
Feed wastage
Mouldy or spoiled feed

4. Water inspection
Ensure clean, fresh water is available
Check drinkers:
No blockages
No leaks or overflow
Birds should be drinking actively

5. Health check
Walk through the flock and look for:
Coughing, sneezing
Diarrhea or abnormal droppings
Lameness or injuries
Pale combs or rough feathers
👉 Pick a few birds randomly and examine closely if needed

6. Environment check
Temperature: comfortable for age
Ventilation: fresh air, not stuffy
Litter: dry and loose (not wet or caked)
Ammonia smell: if strong, ventilation is poor

7. Equipment check
Feeders and drinkers functioning properly
Lights working (important for layers)
No broken or damaged equipment

8. Eggs (for layers)
Collect eggs early
Check for:
Cracked eggs
Dirty eggs
Sudden drop in production
Why morning inspection is critical
Birds show early signs of disease in the morning
Helps you act quickly before problems spread
Maintains uniform growth and good egg production
Reduces losses and improves farm profit
Practical tip for you (based on your flock size)
With your 3000 pullets, don’t rush:
Walk slowly through all sections
Spend at least 20–30 minutes observing
Keep a record book daily (mortality, feed intake, unusual signs)

*Simple memory guide:*

👉 Look – Listen – Smell – Touch
Look at birds
Listen for abnormal sounds
Smell the house
Touch feed, water, and littery

06/05/2026

*Morning inspection in poultry farm*

Morning inspection in a poultry farm is the first routine check you carry out early each day to evaluate your birds, housing, and equipment before the day’s work begins. It helps you detect problems early and keep your flock productive.

*What a proper morning inspection involves*

1. Observe the birds first (before disturbing them)
Enter quietly and watch their natural behavior
Birds should be active, alert, and evenly spread
Signs of problems:
Huddling → cold or stress
Panting/spreading wings → heat stress
Dull, weak, or isolated birds → possible illness

2. Check mortality
Count and remove dead birds immediately
Record the number (important for tracking health issues)

3. Feed inspection
Are feeders filled and well distributed?
Are birds eating normally?
Look for:
Feed wastage
Mouldy or spoiled feed

4. Water inspection
Ensure clean, fresh water is available
Check drinkers:
No blockages
No leaks or overflow
Birds should be drinking actively

5. Health check
Walk through the flock and look for:
Coughing, sneezing
Diarrhea or abnormal droppings
Lameness or injuries
Pale combs or rough feathers
👉 Pick a few birds randomly and examine closely if needed

6. Environment check
Temperature: comfortable for age
Ventilation: fresh air, not stuffy
Litter: dry and loose (not wet or caked)
Ammonia smell: if strong, ventilation is poor

7. Equipment check
Feeders and drinkers functioning properly
Lights working (important for layers)
No broken or damaged equipment

8. Eggs (for layers)
Collect eggs early
Check for:
Cracked eggs
Dirty eggs
Sudden drop in production
Why morning inspection is critical
Birds show early signs of disease in the morning
Helps you act quickly before problems spread
Maintains uniform growth and good egg production
Reduces losses and improves farm profit
Practical tip for you (based on your flock size)
With your 3000 pullets, don’t rush:
Walk slowly through all sections
Spend at least 20–30 minutes observing
Keep a record book daily (mortality, feed intake, unusual signs)

*Simple memory guide:*

👉 Look – Listen – Smell – Touch
Look at birds
Listen for abnormal sounds
Smell the house
Touch feed, water, and littery

04/05/2026

04/05/2026

Agrited male line 99 percent male 5weeks plus. They are one molasses vitamin now.

04/05/2026

We are sanitasing our farm with Polidin against viruses, infections, and also a kind of fumigating though the Polidin is not harmful birds can take it too.
For drinking water you go for 5m to 10liters and is very effective.

03/05/2026

Respostim, is a very effective harbal medicine for respiratory disease from India.

03/05/2026

Make sure you starve your birds before you deworm them.