The Nigerian Farmer's

[image] I Started With 3 Local Chickens… Now I Have Over 200 🥰 and made over 200k This woman you’re seeing She’s my regular customer. Every 2–3 months, she comes to my farm with her basket… and prices my local chickens anyhow 😄 And most times… I still sell. Why? Because I have

[image] ₦1.87Million Gone on Day 1. This Is Not for the Weak😕 Accurate Breakdown: • 500 pullets × ₦3,100 = ₦1,550,000 • 100 noilers × ₦1,100 = ₦110,000 • Drinkers: • 6 × ₦1,800 = ₦10,800 • 6 × ₦1,100 = ₦6,600 Total = ₦17,400 • Feeders: 10 × ₦1,000 = ₦10,000 •

[image] ESTIMATED BUDGET FOR 500 BROILERS (FROM DAY 1 TO 6 WEEKS OF AGE USING THE CURRENT PRICE AND TRANSPORTATION REGARDLESS). Current price of chicks plus transportation regardless of the location in Nigeria although distance determines the price. We will take #1350. So for one

[image] Let’s Break It Down: 100 Broilers (0–6 Weeks) Using Today’s Market Price” Let’s use today’s real market situation so beginners can understand what they’re getting into. • Day-old chick: ₦1,700 • Feed (Starter): ₦23,000 per bag We’re calculating 100 birds from day-old to 6

[image] Don’t let anyone deceive you, Brood and Sell is where the real money is! I’ve been crunching the numbers, and the potential is huge if you’re willing to put in the work. Imagine starting with 216 Noiler eggs: Hatch Rate: 160 birds (worst-case scenario). Investment: ₦250k for 4

[image] With just 300,000 you can stock 50 chicks and sell at 6weeks. You can make a profit of about 100,000 to 250,000 after selling at 6weeks, depending on season and location. ~top fans

[image] If you start a poultry farm with 200 layers… see the possible profit.” Content explanation: “Let’s calculate it together. 200 layers at 80% production = 160 eggs daily 160 eggs ÷ 30 ≈ 5 crates per day Egg price = ₦5,000 per crate 5 × ₦5,000 = ₦25,000 daily income Feed

[image] It’s high time the farmers on my TL get their blue ticks. After all, Elon is a farmer too! Our grind deserves to be recognized.

[image] Some drugs to use during crises on the farm 1. Whitish watery poo, mostly caused by bacterial infection, get center Cipro or enrofloxacin antibiotics 2. Greenish watery poo Mostly caused by viral disease Get immunosol, doxygen and typhoid wiper antibiotics 3. Yellowish poo,

[image] Do not allow the words of any farmer pressure you or put you into a tight corner. If you have money for only 50 birds,buy that quantity with pride, feed them with your full chest. Do not listen to what ndi Cho Cho Cho are saying. That you are stocking 1carton or half carton