- Understand the Basics
Learn the difference between broilers (meat), layers (eggs), and dual-purpose breeds. - Start Small
Begin with a manageable number of birds to reduce risk and gain experience. - Housing is Key
Build a clean, dry, well-ventilated space with protection from predators and harsh weather. - Choose Quality Chicks
Always buy from reputable hatcheries to reduce disease and mortality. - Feed Properly
Use age-appropriate feed (starter, grower, finisher/layer mash) and ensure constant access to clean water. - Follow Vaccination Schedule
Prevent common diseases like Newcastle, Marekโs, and Gumboro with timely vaccinations. - Maintain Hygiene
Clean feeders, drinkers, and the pen regularly. Remove droppings and dead birds promptly. - Observe Birds Daily
Look for changes in behavior, eating, or droppings. Early detection saves birds. - Keep Records
Track feed, growth, expenses, and profits to improve decision-making. - Seek Guidance
Learn from experienced farmers, attend trainings.






