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‎ ‎Hi Great Farmers👋 ‎ ‎Today, I feel like sharing my first time experience with you all. Everything has its own starting point and when I looked back at when I started my raising broiler chickens. I

‎Hi Hivers, ‎ ‎ ‎Starting a broiler farming for beginners comes with challenges even though it is very profitable. A lot of new farmers make mistakes that cost them capital, time and the lives of their

‎Hello Hivers, welcome to AgroHub! 👨‍🌾🐔🌾 ‎ ‎First we are excited to have you here. ‎ ‎AgroHub🐔🌱 is a supportive and growing community created for people who are passionate about agriculture, livestock,

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎Today officially makes three weeks since I brought my birds home, and honestly, I’m really happy with the progress so far. 🐔❤️ ‎ ‎The growth has been wonderful, and one thing I’m especially

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎It’s another day on my bird's cage, and today marks Day 17 since I brought my birds home. ‎ ‎Honestly, I can’t complain about their progress so far. They are growing, eating well, drinking

‎Hello Hives, ‎It's hard to believe that today makes it exactly two weeks since I brought home my new flock of 10 broilers and 8 noilers. It feels like yesterday when they were tiny chicks that could fit

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎In my previous post, I shared how I got Christmas melon, popularly known as Tagiri in Yoruba. It is widely known among many local poultry farmers for its medicinal value, especially as

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎Yesterday was one of those days that reminded me that farming is never an easy journey. My brother, my sister with her kid, my baby boy and I walked for more than an hour before we finally

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎Today marks Day 10 of raising my broilers and noilers, and I’m happy to say that they are still doing very well. Watching them grow each day has been encouraging, and I'm grateful that

‎ ‎Hello Hives ‎ ‎Today marks the ninth day since I brought my chicks home, and I must say I'm really impressed with how much they have grown in such a short time. Every morning when I check on them, I

‎ ‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎It's already day 8 with my chicks, and I'm grateful that everything is still moving in the right direction. There has not been any major change since my last update, but I can clearly

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎ ‎It's another beautiful day to share with you all about the new update regarding my little poultry journey and it's with great pleasure that I'm welcoming everyone to my blog today. ‎

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎Today marks the 6th day since I brought home my 18 chicks—10 broilers and 8 noilers. I'm grateful to say they are all doing well. There has been no mortality, and every chick is active,

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎Today marks the fifth day since I brought these chicks home, and I'm happy with the progress they have made so far. Every single one of them is healthy, active, and gradually getting used

‎Hello Hive, ‎ ‎It's day four with my broiler chicks, and I'm grateful to say that I haven't recorded any mortality. Every one of them is still alive, active, and eating well. As a poultry farmer, that's

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎Raising day-old chicks is a journey that demands patience, consistency, and close attention to detail. Every single day presents an opportunity to learn something new, and today marks

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎ ‎Yesterday, I shared the exciting news that I had brought home 18 day-old chicks to restart my small poultry journey. You can click Here to see my first post about my chicks. Today, I

‎Hello Hives, ‎ ‎To be honest, starting a poultry business these days is no longer something you can do with just a little amount of money. The cost of day-old chicks, feed, and other necessities has gone

Hi Hive, ‎ ‎I found myself standing by the cage this evening, I was watching my broiler chickens, and I couldn’t help but smile looking at how fast their growth was. It’s been three weeks since they first

‎Hi Hive, ‎ ‎I have been more intentional about keeping my broiler chickens healthy lately, and not just by relying on drugs, but by going natural. One routine I have started is going organic for my broiler.