Point of Laying Birds (Pullets)

Point of Laying Birds (Pullets) - 1

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Market Demand

High Demand

Details

Type
Chickens
Quantity
9999

Point of Laying Birds (Pullets) Highlights

  • High Egg Production: Laying hens are specifically bred for consistent and high egg production. They typically start laying around 5-6 months of age and can lay nearly an egg a day during their peak production cycle.
  • Nutritional Needs: These birds require a balanced diet rich in protein, calcium, and other essential vitamins and minerals to maintain health and egg quality. Proper feed is crucial for optimal laying performance.
  • Housing Requirements: Adequate shelter is necessary to protect laying birds from predators and harsh weather. They need space to move, roost, and lay eggs in a clean environment to prevent disease.
  • Molting Cycle: Laying hens undergo an annual molting period, usually in the fall, where they shed and regrow feathers. During this time, egg production temporarily decreases or stops.
  • Lifespan and Productivity: While laying hens can live for several years, their peak egg production typically lasts for 1-2 years. After this period, their laying rate may decline.

Description

• Young female chickens, approximately 16-20 weeks old, ready to start laying eggs. • Well-bruded and cared for, ensuring a healthy start. • Quantity available: 9999 birds. • Suitable for commercial or backyard egg production. • Requires standard poultry housing and feed. • Price: NGN 10,500 per bird.