Day 18 of 35: Raising Broiler Chickens from Kenchic
In this video, we share our top tips for successful broiler farming. From the importance of high-protein feed to the role of temperature and humidity in the chicken coop, these expert tips will help you raise healthy, happy chickens. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or just starting out, these tips are essential for success in the broiler farming industry. Subscribe to our channel for more tips and updates on broiler farming. Keywords: broiler farming, chicken farming, poultry farming, meat production, broiler chickens, Fugo Starter Mash, brooding phase, growth and development, temperature, humidity, chicken coop, health, well-being.
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• Broiler farming
• Poultry production
• Chick care
• Kenchic
• Fugo feeds
• Starter mash
• Finisher feed
• 35 day growing cycle
• Meat chickens
• Market weight
• Nutrition for chicks
• Healthy chickens
• Animal husbandry
• Farming techniques
• Animal welfare
• Indian broiler farming
• Kenyan broiler farming
• Poultry production in India
• Poultry production in Kenya
• Chick care in India
• Chick care in Kenya
• Farming techniques in India
• Farming techniques in Kenya
• Animal welfare in India
• Animal welfare in Kenya
• Meat chicken production in India
• Meat chicken production in Kenya
• Broiler farming industry in India
• Broiler farming industry in Kenya
• Poultry industry in India
• Poultry industry in Kenya
• Agricultural practices in India
• Agricultural practices in Kenya
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🔎 VIDEO OUTLINE 🔎
Hey there fellow farmer! Are you ready for day 18 of your broiler farming journey? We hope you're feeling energized and excited to continue on this amazing journey of raising chickens for meat production.
It's hard to believe that we're already halfway through the growth cycle of our chickens. Time really does fly when you're having fun, and we've certainly had our share of fun (and a few challenges!) over the past few weeks. But we're here to tell you that the hard work is worth it. Not only is broiler farming a rewarding and fulfilling way to make a living, but it's also a fantastic business idea that can generate income every 35 days or so.
If you're someone who's looking for a new business opportunity that will bring in a steady stream of income, then broiler farming might just be the perfect fit for you. Not only is it a relatively low-cost business to start up, but it also has the potential to be extremely lucrative if you do it right. And with a little bit of hard work and dedication, we have no doubt that you'll be able to succeed as a broiler farmer.
So, what can you expect on day 18? Well, for starters, your chickens should be continuing to grow at a rapid pace. By now, they should have added a significant amount of weight and be well on their way to reaching their target weight of 2 kilograms. It's important to keep an eye on their growth and development, and to monitor their feed and water intake to ensure that they are getting everything they need to thrive.
And speaking of feed, you might be wondering what you should be feeding your chickens now that we're halfway through the growth cycle. At this point, you should be transitioning your chickens to a finisher mash that is high in protein and nutrients to support their growth and development. This will help to ensure that they reach their target weight on schedule and are ready for market when the time comes.
So, what other tips do we have for you on day 18? Well, first and foremost, we encourage you to keep subscribing to our channel and following along with our journey. We've learned so much over the past few weeks, and we can't wait to share more of our tips and tricks with you as we continue on this journey together.
And second, don't be afraid to have a little bit of fun along the way. Broiler farming can be hard work, but it's also a lot of fun. So go ahead and enjoy the ride, and don't forget to laugh a little (or a lot!) along the way.
Thanks for joining us on day 18 of our broiler farming journey. We can't wait to see what the next few weeks have in store, and we hope you'll continue to tune in and learn with us. Happy farming!
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