Day 20 | Farming Broiler Chicken Successfully in Kenya
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2023
- Welcome back to our thriving broiler chicken farming journey in Kenya! In today's video, we're excited to share an update on our Isinya broiler chickens' growth and health on day 20.
The journey has been a rewarding experience, and we're thrilled to see how our chicken has grown from Day Old Chicks.
🐔 Growth Update:
At this stage, our broiler chickens have grown significantly. They are averaging between 650 - 850 grams. Which is an ideal chicken weight at this stage.
We'll take you on a tour of the brooder house to show you just how big and healthy they've become.
🏥 Health Check:
Chicken health is paramount in our farming venture. We'll provide insights into the steps we've taken to ensure their well-being. We'll also talk about any preventive measures we've implemented to keep common diseases at bay.
🍽 Feeding:
We'll delve into our feeding strategy, the specific feed we're using, and how we're ensuring the broilers get the right nutrition for optimal growth.
🌿 Litter Management
A comfortable and clean environment is crucial for the broilers' well-being. We'll showcase our housing setup and discuss any improvements we've made to create an ideal living space for our birds.
💡 Pro Tips:
As we share our experiences, we'll provide some helpful tips and tricks that have contributed to our success in broiler farming in Kenya. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or just starting out, there's something here for everyone.
📈 Future Plans:
We'll briefly touch on our plans for the upcoming days and weeks, giving you a glimpse of what's in store for our broiler chicken farm.
If you're interested in broiler farming or simply enjoy following our Agribusiness journey, be sure to subscribe, like, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with our progress.
Feel free to leave your questions, comments, and suggestions below. We love hearing from our fellow poultry enthusiasts!
Thanks for being a part of our farming community.
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I have been waiting. Thanks dear
I hope you found the vlog insightful, thankyou for tuning in.
Great
Shukan Amos.
Good job 🎉🎉 new fam 👋 nipitie 👋
Thankyou Njeri, I really appreciate 🙏🏾
Watching ❤❤
That's fantastic, I am happy to hear that. Let me know what you think at the end of the video.
This is beautiful. Good job bro. Am leaning something here
Thankyou Jackie 🙏🏽 I am glad to hear that, Happy New Year 🎊
Thanks for sharing brother
I appreciate your feedback. Hopefully you liked it.
@@Afrifama boss I would like to inquire from u wch company has the best birds am in Uganda I wanted to import them from kenya
@@AmosMugisa-os4cs Hello @AmosMugisa-os4cs thank you for the inquiry, for this particular batch I got them from Kenchick. If you were based in Kenya I would have recommended Kenchick as well. However, since you are based in Uganda. I would recommend you check with Farm Up, I have seen them producing high-quality birds.
good broiler chicken farm business & operations #❤️🇵🇰
Shukran, really appreciate 🙏🏾
one article that I read about poultry says that both the feeders and the waterers should be raised to a level that aligns with the back of the poultry for disease control purposes. you should maybe emulate this, just a suggestion sir
I agree with you, the article was spot on. On our end, we actually do raise them, but I feel possibly raised them higher enough.
While for the drinkers we tend to use wooden stands but I also noticed as birds grow so does the need to raise them again.
Ideally, that's something we can try to fix. Thankyou for sharing your insights. I really appreciate it.
Okay bro Keep up the work
@@Vethub11 I really appreciate your support and insights as always 🙏🏾
Hello sir I wd like to talk to plz about poultry plz
Good job bro.I follow your work.What is the cost of rearing 500 birds in kenya?
Thank you brother, based on my data and recent prices the cost is close to ksh 180,000. I did a vlog last year you can get more info as well if you have time kindly watch, th-cam.com/video/ADVrqb7Xe6Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vAAKTwRSdGDkftOb
What's your feeding program?.... Your birds are growing uniformly well.
Ideally, our routine is simple, in the first 7 days we administer chick starter and Egocin.
While on 3rd week we administer Super Enzyme ( Poultry Microbes) for 7 Days the just feeds and plain water till processing day.
Other's are just basic poultry management procedures.
In 28th day how would it weigh (kg)
From experience, On the 28th Day your birds should have an average of atleast 1.6 Kg and 1.5 on lower side. This applies if you have optimal conditions, good brooding, management, feeds and climatic conditions.
What vitamins you give them they looks very healthy
Well, our routine is simple, in the first 7 days we administer chick starter and Egocin. While on 3rd week we administer Super Enzyme ( Poultry Microbes) for 7 Days the just feeds and plain water till processing day.
Walai! Mine at 21 days are still little chicks😢 what I'm I doing wrong?
@@the254system What the average weight? then have you introduced them to finisher pellets and vitamins for growth yet?
@@Afrifama I haven't gotten around to weighing them but they are less than 300g if not less. I'm still giving them starter mash and this week I got a growth promoter hoping to speed up their rate of growth
@@the254system My advice would be to make it a habit to monitor their weight on weekly basis. Atleast that way you can be able to know if you are in track or not.
Also Ideally you might be on track as well, I have to notice birds in warmer regions like here (Coastal region) tend to have faster growth rate compared to those in highland areas where it's abit cold.
If that's not the case. I would advise you engage local Vet they might be in a better position to help you avert the situation.
I have 300 birds but i don't know where to sell please help
Hello Wairimu, there is a vlog I did a while back which will help you understand how to go about Marketing th-cam.com/video/GrAhC8Ayfqg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TaL2q-dFVopZ_mZA
However, my advice will always be to start with the market analysis before you kickstart your project, talk to potential clients, and understand their needs.
How can l get this chick's
If you are based in Kenya, liaise with either Isinya or Kenchic and they will definitely get you the best breed of day-old chicks.
Can i get ready broiler from your farm?
Thankyou for your inquiry, unfortunately we are currently not in a position to supply this month.
However, production will resume in new year. Are you based within coast region?
No I'm based at Nairobi
@@mathewmutinda4326 Unfortunately while in production we only supply within Coast region as for now. Shukran though.