YvarraGranja

18/08/2026

18/08/2026

Day old layer chicks available for pick up at Cebu port or Ormoc City port on Sep 11, 2026.

12/08/2026

25/07/2026

18 weeks RTL available on July 30. PM 0960. 213.3574 for faster reply.

29/06/2026

17 weeks Ready to Lay. Novagen, Dekalb & Shaver.
We also sell Marine grade battery cages.
Message with your location & # of heads.

28/05/2026

19 weeks Dekalb available at Brgy Bukid, Barugo, Leyte.
We also have Marine Grade cages.

26/05/2026

Laying Hens: Key Facts To Get Started

21/05/2026

BeckyYvarra Cirera Farm

Every breed has its perks... some lay more eggs, others are more resistant and some stand out for their size and beauty.

If you had a farm, which one would you choose?

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21/05/2026

BeckyYvarra Cirera Farm

Chicken p**p isn’t just a mess to clean up. It’s a vibrant canvas of clues about your flock’s well-being.

Each shade and texture has a story to tell.

Green - suggests a diet heavy on grass or perhaps a digestive hiccup. Imagine a chicken munching in a lush field – delightful, but sometimes too much of a green feast can unsettle their stomachs.

Black - however, whispers of deeper issues, hinting at internal bleeding or the aftereffects of certain medications. A stark shade that demands attention.

White - signals an overload of urates, which could mean dehydration or stress on the kidneys – like an SOS in monochrome.

Red - isn’t just an alert; it’s a siren. Traces of blood might point to infection or lurking parasites, calling for swift intervention.

Yellow - reflects potential stress or imbalances in diet, and sometimes even an infection. It’s a shade that warrants a closer look at what or who is bothering your feathered friends.

Normal Brown - That’s the unsung hero of the coop, signaling healthy digestion and contentment.

While occasional changes can flutter by unnoticed, consistent abnormal colors are a reason to consult a vet.

Think of each droplet as a health status update from your flock.
Understanding these colorful signals not only deepens your connection with them but also keeps them clucking happily under your care.

Their subtle messages are the key to a thriving coop.

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21/05/2026

BeckyYvarra Cirera Farm

What Do Chickens Eat (Complete Feed Guide)

Understand what to feed chickens at every stage of life. This guide covers starter feed, grower feed, layer pellets, treats, and food ls to avoid. Helping you provide balanced nutrition for optimal growth and egg production.