Etini
Valued Contributor
I have been in the broilers business for some time now. During my time in the business, I have seen so many farms set up and closed down after just two production batches. Some don't even go beyond the first production batch. Broilers' business, like every other business, is very sensitive and requires strict carefulness to succeed. Some things that can affect your success in the business are
1) Source: As much as possible, get your stock from reputable sources. If your stock is bad, your failure is beyond certain.
2) Routine medication/Vaccination: Don't try to cut corners. Please give the medications and vaccines recommended by your vet. Don't wait for the disease to happen before running up and down. That's a recipe for failure.
3) Feed your birds well: If you cheat your birds in terms of feeding, they will stunt and you would fail. I always advise that a farmer should keep the required quantity of feeds that will grow out the bits before sticking the chicks.
1) Source: As much as possible, get your stock from reputable sources. If your stock is bad, your failure is beyond certain.
2) Routine medication/Vaccination: Don't try to cut corners. Please give the medications and vaccines recommended by your vet. Don't wait for the disease to happen before running up and down. That's a recipe for failure.
3) Feed your birds well: If you cheat your birds in terms of feeding, they will stunt and you would fail. I always advise that a farmer should keep the required quantity of feeds that will grow out the bits before sticking the chicks.
