Exactly

Amen

Thank you, I will

Our pleasure!

😂😂yeah he’s very intelligent right

Thank you 😊

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Thanks for sharing

Thank You

I completely agree. He did great. It was unfortunate that he assumed that sharing his feed formulation method would make his business less profitable. Or perhaps make other farmers gain some secret information.

Thanks for listening

Thank you kindly!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Welcome aboard!

Are you into farming?

@@continentalmasters5432 yes

@@WalIbru where are you located

@@continentalmasters5432 Abroad, Ghana & Nigeria

This is true

Very true. I was actually surprised when he said vaccination ends just after the 5th month particularly in Ghana.

Maybe their biosecurity systems are apt that such diseases don not enter the production area.

@@johnobloni4544 even farms with the strictest biosecurity still administer Newcastle vaccine during production.

@@WalIbru very true, that's what I learnt.

@@WalIbru are you a doctor or expert regarding this? i friend your comments interesting.

Glad you think so!

Thanks

You are right! This is why production drops at the beginning of each dry season, and only picks up when the birds have acclimatized to the new hot weather and when the farmer puts things in place to help the birds adjust faster. I have 500+ layers being managed by my sister and her husband and the daily feeding rate dropped from 2.25/2.50 bags per day in some parts of the rainy season (July to October) to about 1.5 bags per day between November and late December. It has slowly started climbing back and they are recording between 1.75 to 2.00 bags as we speak. They had to give them some boosters and perform activities, especially with the tarpaulins to help them cool down during the day and warm up a bit at night.

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Thank you so much 😀

Thank you! Cheers!

That's the plan!

He mentioned 16000

15,000 birds on the farm

Where are you located?

I did ask Sir, he wasn’t willing to share that if you watched the entire video

You can get it on KZfaq or buy online E books

Yes, deep litter is same as free range, definitely the birds might get stressed. That’s why you compare and choose one

Deep litter is different from free range, but I understand the confusion. Though the birds have more space to move about in the deep litter system compared with the cage system. In the free range system, the birds have access to outside (typically, the farm’s compound which will normally be fenced), and they will only use the coop/pen house to roost/sleep at night and lay eggs (some farms will have some of the laying nests in the compound so the birds can also use it when they want to lay). Basically, free range birds can look up and see the sky, if this helps in understanding what a free range system is.

no It is not the same

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Are you in Accra

Yes I live in Accra

I need a battery cage to buy​@@theghanaianfarmer

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What's sad about this? You can leave yours to walk in grass

That's exactly what I thought too

Yes but the battery cage is more profitable because you are able to identify nonproductive birds and fish them out for sale which reduces cost of feed, saving you some money.

Am told it is easy to rear the poultry than the deep litter system

He said the birds are 15,000. 380×30=11,400 so it is possible.

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75% cost on poultry farming goes on feeds.....he's not coming clean on real numbers on money ....that's why referring you online learning....African mentality thinking you might start a 30k chicken farm next to his farm or village 🤔and over take him...😆 🤣

If it's common,kindly give us some please. I really wanna learn from you

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@@theghanaianfarmer thanks very much

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