How To Start A Layers Poultry Farm in Nigeria

[@honesty2152]

Precise and to the point. I'm saving this video for future reference. I'll be launching mine in about 1 or 2 months.

[@foodielife5735]

This is really educating, I want to start a layers farm ,I need mentorship, how do I contact you personally please?

[@harryonochie9810]

Good day sir, sir please how can I access training on poultry farming. Your respond will be much appreciated sir.

[@YusufHassan-x9d]

Very educative 👍 How do I contact you personally? I am not on twitter.

[@maryamsani3160]

Masha Allah,more Baraka( blessings) on your birds and your farm as well.

[@onosagabi1623]

Brother! I hail. I really enjoyed your video and your knowledge of a poultry farming. I will like to pick your brains for more knowledge. Much love my Brother

[@tmaplus]

Thank you!

[@AkinboyewaAbimbola]

Can you please do a lecture on vaccination programs

[@Matthew-zn3qk]

Beautiful content Thumps up for the quality. Pls how can one get in touch with the farmer?

[@tmaplus]

Thank you! You can find him on twitter (@Abdullahiishola) Farmer Abd'Gafar of Tropeqs Integrated Farms.

[@mustaphagbadamosi9124]

This viseo is so educative. Pls can you help with how to clean the pipes and disposal of droppings. Thank you. Barakalahu fii

[@TamImBlessed]

Thank you. I’m about to start soon with 50 birds. I’m just learning before starting. New sub for sure

[@WiejskieZyciie]

where do you sell such quantities? Of course, your market is completely different from mine, but how do you reach customers who buy such large quantities? Are eggs really more profitable than meat in the long run?

[@tmaplus]

That question is a bit tricky because it depends on the market. For some people in some certain locations, meat is definitely the way to go. It just depends on the demand/market availability.

[@emikason.5186]

I am interested to start this business brother

[@Emmylearn]

How much does it cost you to build this chicken house??

[@emikason.5186]

How can I reach out to you?

[@FoodAirportTV]

do you train?

[@paulgeorge1117]

How much to build the cages

[@leonardoalvarez5488]

It depends. Just know that it cost between 80k to 170k per unit presently.

[@ladyeve8770]

Good morning sir, how many eggs can one layer bird lay in 1 day?

[@FoodAirportTV]

1 per day

[@leonardoalvarez5488]

A laying bird lays 1 egg every 26hrs

[@honesty2152]

1 egg between 18 to 26 hours

[@Let_FarmTv]

Masha Allah I wish you all the best brother.

[@tmaplus]

Thank you. Good wishes to you as well

[@ImeEkeno]

@@tmaplushow many bags of feed would 2000 consume per day . How much is the cost of constructing the pen .

[@leonardoalvarez5488]

@@ImeEkeno as standard, a laying bird is supposed to consume 110g of feed per day. If you calculate it, you’ll see that 2000 laying birds should consume 220kg of feed per day which is 8.8 bags or approximately 9 bags of 25kg feed. The easiest and fastest way to calculate it is dividing the number of birds by 225. For example 2000/225 = 8.89. Meaning 8.8 bags approximately 9bags. (This is the easiest method I use to calculate it) . And to get high egg productivity daily, it is best you feed the 2000 birds like this; 6 bags in the morning and 3 bags in the late afternoon. (NB: Always ensure they eat more in the morning than later in the day).

[@leonardoalvarez5488]

@@ImeEkeno as standard, a laying bird is supposed to consume 110g of feed per day. If you calculate it, you’ll see that 2000 laying birds should consume 220kg of feed per day which is 8.8 bags or approximately 9 bags of 25kg feed. The easiest and fastest way to calculate it is dividing the number of birds by 225. For example 2000/225 = 8.89. Meaning 8.8 bags approximately 9bags. (This is the easiest method I use to calculate it) . And to get high egg productivity daily, it is best you feed the 2000 birds like this; 6 bags in the morning and 3 bags in the late afternoon. (NB: Always ensure they eat more in the morning than later in the day).

[@leonardoalvarez5488]

@@ImeEkenoapproximately 9 bags of 25kg feed. The easiest way to calculate it is number of birds divided by 225. (Exp. 2000/225 = 8.8 bags). As standard a laying bird should consume 110g of feed per day. If you do your calculation you’ll get the number 8.8 bags of 25kg feed.

[@BillyG-l7p]

Background music is a little loud

[@tmaplus]

Thank you for the feedback. This has been noted for next time!

[@brownberry6662]

God bless you my brother. Short video but very very educative. How I wish you had linked his email or WhatsApp number for interested people in this business to seek his knowledge and wisdom. Thanks for bringing us the video anyways

[@tmaplus]

Hello there! Thank you so much for your beautiful feedback. You can reach Mr Gafar on Twitter (@Abdullahiishola)

[@brownberry6662]

@@tmaplus thanks my brother