Conbil Farms, Soroti

20/02/2026

In the quest for sustainable and reliable feeds (protein sources) black soldier fly larvae are taking center stage because they are not just eco-friendly, but also 50% pure protein!

08/12/2025

To prevent chickens from dying around the seven-month mark, focus on maintaining excellent living conditions, a balanced diet, robust biosecurity measures, and prompt disease management. The specific cause of death can vary and often requires ruling out several factors.
Key Preventative Measures
Hygiene and Environment: A clean and dry coop is essential for preventing the spread of bacteria, viruses, and parasites like coccidiosis.
Perform daily spot checks and regular deep cleaning of the coop at least twice a year.
Ensure proper ventilation to avoid excess moisture and ammonia buildup, while also preventing drafts.
Provide plenty of clean, fresh water daily and clean all feeders and waterers regularly with a mild bleach solution (10% bleach, 90% water), rinsing thoroughly afterward.
Nutrition: Ensure your chickens receive a high-quality, nutritionally balanced feed appropriate for their age and type (e.g., layer feed for hens once they start laying).
Avoid diluting their primary feed with excessive "treats" like plain corn or wheat, which can lead to nutritional deficiencies.
Laying hens may require extra calcium to support healthy egg production.
Biosecurity: This is critical for preventing the introduction and spread of disease.
Quarantine new birds for at least 30 days in a separate location before introducing them to your existing flock.
Limit visitors to your coop area and consider having designated footwear/clothing that is only used when tending to your chickens.
Prevent contact with wild birds and other animals (including domestic pets).
Predator Protection: Ensure the coop and run are secure against common predators, which can range from raccoons and foxes to large birds of prey.
Use sturdy wire mesh (like hardware cloth) to cover windows and seal any holes or cracks.
Securely close doors at dusk, potentially using an automatic chicken coop door for consistency.
Disease & Parasite Monitoring: Chickens are adept at hiding symptoms of illness until it's too late

20/06/2025

Simple and affordable chicken housing structure!

31/03/2025

Your comfort zone is a trap.

It feels safe, but it’s keeping you stuck.

Break out.
And don't look back! 💪🏾

29/03/2025

Life Of The Farm Man.

26/03/2025

CHICKENS ARE SMARTER THAN YOU THINK

Chickens might surprise you with their intelligence and social abilities. Here are some fascinating points:

- Face Recognition
- Communication Skills: Chickens use over 30 distinct sounds to communicate.
- Social Hierarchy
Problem-Solving Skills: 🐔 have demonstrated the ability to solve puzzles and navigate mazes, showcasing their cognitive abilities.

Memory: 🐔can remember and recognize over 100 different faces, both of other chickens and humans, allowing them to build social relationships.
Playful Behavior: Young chickens 🐥engage in playful activities, demonstrating curiosity and an inclination for exploration.

Nesting Behavior: Chickens 🐔 exhibit intricate nesting behaviors and preferences, showing thoughtfulness in where they choose to lay their eggs.

15/11/2024

28/09/2024

It's A beautiful morning to feed at the Farm!

07/08/2024

The Soil- An entirely unknown yet very vital piece for our own survival and thrive.