How do you increase productivity and profits in your poultry business?

1.) Choose the right breed: Select a breed of chicken that is well-suited to your locality and has a good market demand.For East Africans Some breeds like kuroilers,rainbow roosters,sasso chicken and kenbro will fetch good prices if reared.For places near urban centres broiler chicken and hybrid layers will be much profitable.

2.) Provide proper housing and feeding: It’s important to provide your chickens with a safe,spacious and comfortable house to roam, roost at night,dust-bathe and lay eggs. The housing should be clean, dry, and well-ventilated. Chickens should have access to clean water and adequate feed.

3.) Practice good management: Keeping your chickens healthy is essential to your success. This means providing regular vaccinations,treatment on time when sick, deworming,external parasite control as well as implementing good biosecurity measures to prevent diseases from spreading. It's also important to monitor the chickens' behavior and health, and seek veterinary assistance when needed.

4.) Market your chickens effectively: Identify potential buyers and market your chickens through local markets, online platforms, or other channels. Make sure you have a clear understanding of the demand and prices in your local market, and consider adding value to your products through processing or packaging.

5.) Expand your business: Look for opportunities to expand your chicken farming business, such as by introducing new breeds, scaling up production, or finding new markets. You could also consider adding other livestock or crops to diversify your income streams.

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