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Great farmers_

The only things you will need to be successful in farming business is willing to do what most people are not.

__put it the work consistency,

many people will start,

but most people will stops along the way.
.....when it gets tough.
.....when they lose focus and get distracted.
.....when scared of what others people thick.
......when they forget why they started.

Keep learning.

Keep growing.

Keep focused on your goal .

Keep putting it the work daily.

FOR OUR SEASONAL FARMER.

Raising birds only for Christmas or festive season won't give you easy sales or good interaction and relationship with your customers.

You need to build your business and grow your customers. You may be lucky to sell all your birds even if you produce only during festive season but luck doesn't work every time.

Once you have decided the type of breed to buy and your target weight, you can buy like 25pieces to sharpen your skill and connect with customers.

Note: Business plan and theory is different from reality.

Consistency is part of marketing.

When I see folks asking questions like this

Which one is profitable between layers and Broiler production, I laugh inside my mind.

Every business with their own challenges, some poultry farmers are even praying for their layers to stop laying for now while some still praying for theirs to drop eggs for them.

But the question is that where the market.

The current egg glut causes by cashless policy and the peak production of birds has render some farmers helpless.

Some are forced to sell at low price.

Some have hundreds and thousands of eggs spoilt already in store.

Some are using the eggs to feed their fish.

No reduction in price of feed but farmers are selling at low price just to avoid total loss.

There's challenges in every business but your approach will determine your profit or loss.

CHARACTERISTICS OF BREED OF BROILER BASED ON PERCENTAGE

This statistics might not be 100% accurate but based on research, evaluation and experiment.

This is strictly on experiment and observation from practicing farmer, supplier, vet doctor and hatchery record.

This is not to condemn any breed or any company but to educate us on what to order from hatchery inorder to become more productive in our farming business.

1.Height
COBB 500. 80%
ROSS 308. 60%
ARBOR ACRE 70%
MARSHALL. 85%

2. Maximum Weight at 7 weeks
COBB 500. 75%
ROSS 308. 90%
ARBOR ACRE 80%
MARSHALL. 60%

3. Immunity/ Response to Treatment
COBB 500. 75%
ROSS 308. 75%
ARBOR ACRE 90%
MARSHALL. 80%

4. Adaptation to all weather(Dry & Rainy)
COBB 500. 65%
ROSS 308. 60%
ARBOR ACRE 70%
MARSHALL. 70%

5. Feed conversion
COBB 500. 75%
ROSS 308. 85%
ARBOR ACRE 80%
MARSHALL. 65%

6. Best for frozen chicken or 6-7 weeks sales
COBB 500. 75%
ROSS 308. 100%
ARBOR ACRE 80%
MARSHALL. 60%

7. Bird uniformity
COBB 500. 70%
ROSS 308. 80%
ARBOR ACRE 75%
MARSHALL. 60%

Now we are going add all percent each breed got in the 7 statistics (over 700%)

COBB 80+75+75+65+75+70+75= 515/700 (%)
ROSS 308 60+90+75+60+85+100+80= 530/700 (%)
ARBOR 70+80+90+70+80+80+75= 545/700 (%)
MARSH 85+60+80+70+65+60+60= 500/700 (%)

Best bird for Broilers Rating based on our overall Statistics
1. ARBOR ACRE 1ST Position
2. ROSS 308. 2nd Position
3. COBB 500. 3rd Position
3. Marshall. 4th position

Ross 308 is the best for 6 weeks business when you give them the best, follow by Abror Acre, then Cobb 500, and last but not the least Marshall

Performance and sustainability after 6 weeks, Arb