Why I decided to raise Kuroilers

Hello! My name's Idris. And I started this Kuroiler project six months ago. I share this video to create awareness for what I do, exchange ideas with new farmers and learn from experienced ones.
I talk about why kuroilers and I highlight only five of the many reasons I decided to do this.
1. Chicken multiplication
2. Free-range possibility
3. Disease-tolerant
4. Better meat quality
5. Relaxed management
Kindly watch, like and subscribe. Thank you.

[@abiodunjimoh2907]

I've been waiting along while to see ur update on the progress of the farm, so I'm really glad and happy that u hav made it, I stay in Ilorin too, Shao Garage, and I wish to do something similar by October God willing, it's really good that u are making progress, keep it up!

[@rearncare]

Thank you so very much. We de move small small. And I wish you all the very best too.

[@ataurrehman2694]

Where it is located

[@CarolKwalif-me7zj]

At wat stage do they start laying

[@rearncare]

at six month.

[@VickyNamwanje]

Am a u kruiler farmer l would like to know more about them

[@bukolatoyin2343]

I have not heard of these kiroiler before

[@rearncare]

it's a pleasure you heard it first from here.

[@BolaAyadi]

I need some kuroilers in my farm. I am Mr. AYADI ABIMBOLA from Ondo State.

[@rearncare]

grinphield sells

[@amrustega1801]

Thanks sir. Pls how can one get only kuroilers as they always mix them up for buyers who ordered chicks.

[@rearncare]

I'm in Nigeria. Got mine from grinphield

[@HutofAncientKnowledge]

Please can you drop the contacts for Grinphield in Nigeria?

[@rearncare]

check them online... Grinphield kuroilers... you'll get what you need

[@okwochemartinaajoma1502]

Pls how do I get this kuroiler here in abuja Nigeria

[@rearncare]

got mine at Grinphield.

[@BudgetPoultryFarm]

thanks for sharing

[@adepejutito1200]

Good work pls were can l get this kuroler

[@rearncare]

From us. We bought this from Grinphield

[@jeremiahomonchere8945]

Pls i need quality Kuroiler

[@rearncare]

Try grinphield if you're in Nigeria.

[@vicsamfarm9052]

Do dey hatch there eggs

[@rearncare]

I haven't seen one getting broody. I won't even allow it. Thanks for commenting.

[@kojoamponsah8858]

Are they f1 or f2?

[@rearncare]

F1

[@vicsamfarm9052]

Where do I get this kuriolers? And is it better than noilers in term of eggs production

[@rearncare]

Grinphield..... I really don't know that.

[@aliyulaliyu169]

most of the kuroilers i see from from Kenya looks bigger than what im seeing here is there a reason to this, how old are this once pls

[@rearncare]

they are better fed, maybe

[@solabomiolatunde4654]

Kuroiler and Noiler, which one is better?

[@rearncare]

They're practically the same. Some say Kuroilers yield better. That, I haven't tested.

[@solabomiolatunde4654]

@@rearncare thanks very much

[@farmthings1989]

In Uganda farmers starting to hatch their own eggs led to adulteration of the Kuroiler breed. If one is to get the best of Kuroilers, they need to get their flock from government licensed breeders. So hatching those eggs may not be a good idea.

[@rearncare]

Ok

[@mbabazimichelle5155]

I'm in uganda too I want to start with kuroilers, I dnt know where to get my start up chicken from, which government breeders would you advise me to go too. I request for or information if you dnt mind. Your reply will really mean a lot to me. Thank u.

[@henrysendawulat5677]

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