IN POULTRY FARM BUSINESS; DON'T BITE MORE THAN WHAT YOU COULD CHEW.

There are some businesses that solely depend on time and number. The number of goods or products you have at your disposal for a particular period of time will determine your outcome profit. I have been pointing at this angle whenever I make post on poultry farm business. That the business of poultry is largely rest on particular number for period a time; like rearing 150 birds for a particular period of time, maybe seven to eight weeks.

Don't rear more than what you can take care of.

This is it, the more the number of Broiler birds you have, the more the stress. The stress generally lies on how you are taking care of these birds by changing the litter materials, taking care of their drinkers most especially because if you are a farmer who uses bowl drinkers, you have to be cleaning their drinkers every morning to wash off their droppings from their mouth into the water.

So don't bite more than you could chew. If it's 50 birds that your strength can carry to take care of, stick to it. If your financial capability is to rear 50 birds, don't go beyond that in order not find yourself in a financial shambles where you will have to running Helter skelter looking for loan to sort the Broiler bird's feed or any other expenses in the poultry farm.

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PART ONE OF THE BROODER PEN CONSTRUCTION:- CLICK HERE👉🏻SOURCE

PART TWO OF THE BROODER PEN CONSTRUCTION:- CLICK HERE👉🏻SOURCE

PART THREE OF THE PROJECT,THE BIRDS ARE NOW 2WEEKS PLUS:- CLICK HERE👉🏻SOURCE

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