Odesanmi, am glad the video was helpful, but if you need a complete guide on how to raise commercial broilers for profit, The Broilers Video Course will be more helpful. Here's the course details below farmsdiary.com.ng/step/broilers-video-course
Detailed video as usual. I see u didn't include the cost of transportation, which is a very important one. Some farms are not sited in the metropolis and spend much on transports.
You're right Mr. Anthony, and I'd encourage you add it, as well. But since transportation is not a daily activity, it can be added to miscellaneous/unforseen costs.
Another amazing content. Well done and I see that you’ve gone from 500 birds to 850. Brilliant. Can you please make a video on how to go about securing insurance for the chicks. I mean step by step from how to apply and how to claim. Thank you 🙏🏾
You do well but which local Okigwe, Udi, Afikpo or Mbaise women (Farmer) can calculate that your Math. The point the let the youths start something doing less other illegal activities. 👌🙏❣💖💘
@@farmsdiary We lost 50 birds to the heat, but we still had a profitable cycle. I had to be giving them iced water by 1pm - 3pm and deployed hurricane fans, which of course required hours of generator use.
You did well.. You can use this time to plant an umbrella tree, hopefully, b4 next year, it would have grown a little, to at least contribute to oxygen circulation. Then hopefully, in 2 to 4 years, must have grown, to cover area of d zinc
@@farmsdiary Thanks for your suggestion. But my worry is this: won't the wild migratory birds that carry the Avian influenza virus use such a tree as a resting place? Not to talk of snakes...
If those kinda birds are within your premises, nothing still prevents them from perching on your roof, the same for snakes, if your farm is within their comfort zone. So for heat sake, still plant the trees. There are ways farms set net traps on their trees, to catch birds or scare them away
Welldone Sir. This was helpful. Please how can i reach you though i signed up to your newsletter already. Honestly i have been watching your videos for virtually the whole day and i plan to continue. They just answer my questions as an intending farmer. Big shout out to you Sir😊❤
This is second to none explanation for newbies broiler farmers for commercial purposes.
Odesanmi, am glad the video was helpful, but if you need a complete guide on how to raise commercial broilers for profit, The Broilers Video Course will be more helpful.
Here's the course details below
farmsdiary.com.ng/step/broilers-video-course
You are such a super man. i love your detailed lectures. Great job
Thanks for the complement..
Thank you sir please i always have issue selling my broilers.i am a new farmer 🙏🙏🙏🙏. you are doing a great job.i am in madala.
Nice teaching thanks
Glad you got value from the video
I love the gradual growth kudos
Judith, thanks alot.
Soon, 1000 will be the minimum we stock. Lol
@@farmsdiary that's the spirit, have u start Doc layers yet?
Not yet...
Still putting 1 and 2 in place.
This is still the most detailed video on production cost about Broiler chicken farming for commercial purpose.
Thanks
Thank you very much sir
You're wolcome
I have always been after your videos so I am first to comment on the videos great project
Spanner, you deserve an accolade... Lol
Unique 👍
Thanks
Nice one 👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks
Kudos, another well detail explained video
Am glad you got the details...
Detailed video as usual. I see u didn't include the cost of transportation, which is a very important one. Some farms are not sited in the metropolis and spend much on transports.
You're right Mr. Anthony, and I'd encourage you add it, as well.
But since transportation is not a daily activity, it can be added to miscellaneous/unforseen costs.
How much will it take to raise 550 layer from day old to point of lay thanks
I have been watching your videos for some time now. I like how you explain things very clearly. Well done. Where is your farm located?
Thanks for the compliment.
Our farm is located someone in nasarawa
Nice one
Thanks
Another amazing content. Well done and I see that you’ve gone from 500 birds to 850. Brilliant.
Can you please make a video on how to go about securing insurance for the chicks. I mean step by step from how to apply and how to claim. Thank you 🙏🏾
Thanks for the compliment.
Am still in talks with one of the senior officers at N.A.I.C to come interview them, so I can share the process.
@@farmsdiary ok we shall be waiting. Thank you
Thank you for this
You welcome.
Nice video ones again..but you forgot the omit the mortality when doing the final calculation so it ain't 850 again. Anyhow nice in sight 👍🏽
Thanks for the contribution Aro
After all the cost, then how much will you sell them for profit?
Kindly watch this video to learn how
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You did not include transportation
Specifically not included, but you can add it to miscellaneous expenses.
You do well but which local Okigwe, Udi, Afikpo or Mbaise women (Farmer) can calculate that your Math. The point the let the youths start something doing less other illegal activities. 👌🙏❣💖💘
I've met wiser farmers oo...
The heat was a hair-raising influence in the last two months.
Hope it didn't affect your farm?
@@farmsdiary We lost 50 birds to the heat, but we still had a profitable cycle. I had to be giving them iced water by 1pm - 3pm and deployed hurricane fans, which of course required hours of generator use.
You did well..
You can use this time to plant an umbrella tree, hopefully, b4 next year, it would have grown a little, to at least contribute to oxygen circulation.
Then hopefully, in 2 to 4 years, must have grown, to cover area of d zinc
@@farmsdiary Thanks for your suggestion. But my worry is this: won't the wild migratory birds that carry the Avian influenza virus use such a tree as a resting place? Not to talk of snakes...
If those kinda birds are within your premises, nothing still prevents them from perching on your roof, the same for snakes, if your farm is within their comfort zone.
So for heat sake, still plant the trees.
There are ways farms set net traps on their trees, to catch birds or scare them away
Welldone Sir. This was helpful. Please how can i reach you though i signed up to your newsletter already.
Honestly i have been watching your videos for virtually the whole day and i plan to continue. They just answer my questions as an intending farmer.
Big shout out to you Sir😊❤