Chickens - Why is the Local Breed The BEST Farming Business you can do.

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Local chicken farming in Uganda has become a popular activity due to the increased market for the products that are meat production and eggs. The local breeds in Uganda which are also known as village chickens are considered to be extremely organic as compared to the other breeds and that is why there is a high demand on the market for them.
Local chicken rearing is not for everyone because it needs a lot of patience and it can either bring you a lot of profits or losses but this depends on the extra care that you give to them. There are about four local breeds in Uganda and these are Sasso, Kuroiler, Rainbow rooster and Kari from Kenya. From way past, local chicken has been reared on a free range system but of late, there are methods that have been used to modernize the farming of local chicken.
In this clip give an indepth calculation on how much you can expend and earn rearing local breeds over others
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I have never seen any Agricultural Trainer so easy to understand & never hides any truth from us like u Prof: U lead, I don't care what others may say.

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Local chickens are by far, everyone would venture into. Thanks for the golden lectures! tuned in for more in Mogadishu Somalia ❤

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[@davidguantai-em4on]

I love the teachers patience in teChing

[@user-np6xe6uo4c]

Following local VS layer breed. Wonderful lesson.

[@kelvinkazoka6764]

You have really demonstrated that the local chickens are better than the layers since they consume less feed.keep it up Doc . following you from Zambia.

[@mercyblessing3235]

Kati mbitegedde mbuzaako kumanya bunene bwa nyumba mwenzilundila 👏👏👏.

[@ochemejuliusokojokwu8399]

God bless you, Dr Isa Luigare. Thank you for not hoarding the knowledge you painstakingly acquired through the dint of hard word coupled with diligence. You could have charged for this information but you chose to make it available for the world in general and Africa in particular just so that we could be liberated financially from the shackles of poverty. Once again, God bless you. Here in Nigeria, there is a breed called Noiler which is similar to Kuroiler. Can such be used as layer parent stock for breeding?

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I have learnt Alot with a pen and book am so pleased well done Mr ISSA

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Mukama akuwe kyosinga okwagala ebyadala omponyeza you opened my mind wabula

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Thanks professor I have really gained alot of knowledge from you

[@emmanueleddiemwamakula3398]

thanks for sharing brother in agriculture, a little bit of correction on "Ushs.126,000x7days=Ushs.882,000 and not 842,000

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Mperezayo 100 Nkinywemu Amazzi

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Thanks alot for your lecture sir.

[@OmunyirWilliam]

May the Almighty God bless you

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Am watching from Saudi Arabia thanks doctor for teaching us God bless you

[@nasifssemugenze1139]

I agree with you kroilers and local chicken have changed my life.

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Thanks for teaching

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It's just a millionaire channel OMG when will my contract end thanks so much Dr

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You really helped me sir,,,,,, am going for locals... God bless you

[@sarahnamwanje]

Thank you for teaching sir and for opening our eyes

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Am so grateful for watching ur teachings for sure my eyes have been opened thank you dr

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Thanks alot for teaching

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Living agriculture is the best,

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Watching from Malindi 🇰🇪- Mwalimu is doing well

[@gorrethnannono6133]

Thx for educating us

[@aramoangella1403]

I'm changing to local chickens.Thanks doctor for that wonderful teaching

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Ohh! Great Sir, Thank you so much Sir. I can learnt such a good things from your lectures.

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Great job sir❤

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Thx am watching from Oman

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May Allah bless you Papa ISA.

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We really appreciate Dr

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Dr Isa & Mutebi, keep going...
Insha-Allah

[@obedtumuhimbise7752]

I'm going with local next year I'm watching from Qatar

[@nasifssemugenze1139]

I have never regretted rearing local chicken actually it's now my full time job.

[@pedrobakerkigozi]

Thanx so much Dr

[@hellennantale8548]

Really i appreciate yr teachings Mr luigale May the lord confirt you in each and every thing.

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My Dr Isa thanks that work

[@asiimwemayanja9528]

Great message

[@namukoseolivia9106]

Thanks so much for teaching us

[@nalubowarehema1101]

Wallahi paapa may Allah bless you.
What feeds can i give them to lay white eggs.
Also do we give them cassa fresh leaves??

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GOD is good all the time.

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Thxs Mr isa

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I don't mind Nga Nsigaza Abatono Abafuna mubyenjogera .

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Thank you so much papa

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Me taking local ❤

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[@MutambiAugustus-li5bj]

I liked your teaching but I failed to understand in layer you multipled 10000 per tray the local multipled by 20000. Is it that their eggs are double compared to leyers?

[@woketesaeedlevy6078]

That is the average price of eggs per tray.
1 tray of local eggs=Ush20,000(it can even go upto 30k depending on your market)
1 tray of exotic eggs=Ush10,000
This is wholesale price

[@robertjohjohns1198]

You know how to teach as if you where a teacher.

[@rosenakimbugwe4962]

All doctors have the ability of being a teacher

[@kibugafrancis9204]

Thanks dr

[@mushabemaurice8558]

We appreciate you Dr! But the analysis was so biased! People may think that those in layers don't make any profit yet majority are rich

[@okasinma9388]

What do you mean by trays? Watching from Nigeria

[@nzembulesimon9665]

But local layers have to do incubation, how do you prevent that???

[@hellenviola9678]

So now day old local bird is 1500sh?

[@sadatmugalu66-pt2io]

Thanks Dr I now see the difference but my question is how much does it cost to feed them upto point of lay

[@sadatmugalu66-pt2io]

Am from Mogadishu Somalia

[@baze1027]

Thank u doc

[@kiizapatrickgeorge483]

Teacher us then we decide where to fall on the balancing seesaw, you want now to mean there's no profits investing in layers Mr Isa ??

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Awo Gwe Amanyi. !!!!

[@ummieatiti8386]

What about improved kienyeji birds

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Katonda yakutuwa nga kirabbo

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A kanamba kesimu tata.

[@obedtumuhimbise7752]

Thanks but I would like to know how many grams does one day old chick supposed to eat up to One month thanks

[@nasifssemugenze1139]

15 to 30 grams respectively.

[@nalubowarehema1101]

Thanks Papa ISA very much.
I've been calculating that, but me i've been using 15000.
But paapa hw can i make them to lay white eggs??
Alihamudulirahi Rabbil Allamin i want to venture in local ones but also i wanted the layers too,what can you advise me paapa

[@mariannekandjou6359]

How do i raise tjem in such a way that i.keep supplying every month while waiting for that 5 months

[@stephenmwesigwa3004]

Local chicken remains ahead if looked after aa u say

[@mercyblessing3235]

Dr Isa Baakibinga Luigale NSABA kumbuulilako enkoko 1000 local zinetaagisa enyumba bunene ki?neyanzizza SSEBO.

[@universalfarmcare]

25 x 50 ft

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@@universalfarmcare 👏👏👏.

[@petersemugenyi9429]

Wooden feeders aren't good. I have seen it and I bought plastic round feeders

[@nalubowarehema1101]

Papa what if you get 500 or 600 layers out of the 1000,local chicks4

[@davidguantai-em4on]

In kenya shilling please

[@namukoseolivia9106]

But where are you found please dr

[@samuelanayor4818]

How do I get a special local breed

[@NamulindwaNantaleProssy]

❤❤Hon your location ❤❤

[@SekkoAgrobestMw]

Dr , Can I venture into pure local chicken for egg production and make profits?

[@nakittodorothy8657]

The math was not accurate in some analysis.

[@gloryokon43]

The local chicken eggs are small and are not marketable