16 thoughts on “Small chicken house paid for with government grant”

  1. Hi everyone please i want to starte a chicken farm in Nigeria, but i dont
    know much about how to get started. please any information will be very
    useful and appreciated .

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  2. i prefer natural material and less high tech, alot of metal and the gadgets
    seem to take alot of space so where is the space for the Chics?. Africa is
    hot and granite and wood keep normal temperatures,in Kenya we do it
    differently.

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  3. How many chickens do you want to farm with? A 9m x 3m chicken house for
    broilers will cost about R41000 – depending on where the house needs to be
    built. This includes all the poultry equipment – as you see in the video.

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  4. Showing just how dumb you are – seems your brain is the same size as the
    chickens we are farming with. As for your raciest attitude – bet you would
    not say that to my face – hiding behind the internet is the only way you
    have enough corouge to face the world. Get a life worm.

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  5. No matter which way you want to farm – raising livestock to eat will
    always infringe on animal rights. Are you a vegetarian – because that is
    the only way to not to hurt animals?

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  6. Wayne Skews please i want to starte a chicken farm in Nigeria, but i dont
    know much about how to get started. please can you help out with any
    information. thank you

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  7. ok guys do you offer houses for laying chickens instead of broilers? and
    which size do they come in as well as which equipment does it come with?

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  8. mmm – good for you – I also only do free range – hens for eggs – and they
    have loads of room. Problem is – if you need to make a living from raising
    chickens, and you are a poor person with limited land, like many people in
    S.A. – you have to do intensive farming. Wish we had started this on a
    better footing – it is an interesting discussion and worth persuing. I am
    in total agreement with you.

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  9. This house can hold 400 chickens – why do you think it cannot? The industry
    standard is 15 chickens per square meter – broiler farming. 9m x 3m x 15 =
    405 chickens. While I amy agree with you if you said that commercial
    poultry farming is cruel, saying you cannot farm 400 chickens in a house
    this size is simply untue. Perhaps if you were less abrasive in your
    interactions you would not attract such a respones.

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  10. Yes we do – do you want hens in cages or free range chickens? How many hens
    are you looking to farm with? The Yellow door houses for layers go up to a
    30m x 7m – 2640 layers in cages.

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  11. Where are you ion Nigeria? I will be in Owerri in the next 2 weeks or so.
    Do you want to do broiler chicken farming or layer farming (eggs)?

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  12. Can easily hold 400 chckens – it is commercial poutry farming – and will
    produce 400 broilers easily. Yes – it is a lot of chickens per square meter
    – but it works and this number per suare meter is used all oer the world.
    So overfarming is a term that that may be used if you are an animal lover –
    it is a cruel way of farming, no doubt. I prefer free range which allows
    the birds out side and does not cramp them up.

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  13. We build these houses for people who get government grants, and the
    government ain’t likely to give money to soft hearted animal lovers who
    will not make money. They need to lift people out of poverty, and they need
    food security.

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