Everything for your next flock

Fast-growing broiler chicks ready for a 5–6 week cycle and Big Kuku off-take.

Hardy dual-purpose chicks for free-range and semi-intensive systems.

High-protein crumbs for the first two weeks — about 1 kg per bird.

Energy-dense pellets from week 3 to harvest — about 2.3 kg per bird.

Gumboro (IBD) and Newcastle (ND) doses for a 100-bird broiler cycle.

Reduces stress at placement, vaccination and hot weather.

Keeps drinker lines clean and water safe between vaccinations.

Charcoal briquettes to keep chicks warm through the first two weeks.

Easy-fill drinker for the brooding phase. One per 50 chicks.

Low-lip feeder that reduces feed wastage. One per 50 chicks.

Electric heat source with reflector guard for farms on the grid.

Track brooder temperature and humidity at chick height.

Dry, absorbent litter for brooding and growing.

Broad-spectrum disinfectant for footbaths, houses and equipment.

Heavy-duty tray for every poultry house entrance.

Balanced mash for improved kienyeji chicks from day 1 to week 8.

For kienyeji and layer pullets from week 9 until point of lay.

Calcium-rich mash for laying hens — strong shells, steady lay.

Live vaccine against infectious bursal disease, given in drinking water.

Live vaccine against Newcastle disease for eye-drop or water use.

Water-soluble treatment for coccidiosis outbreaks in chicks and growers.

Broad-spectrum dewormer for kienyeji and layer flocks.

Gravity-fed bell drinker for growing birds. One per 80–100 birds.

Hanging feeder for week 3 onwards. One per 30–40 birds.

Off-grid heat source with a hood for brooding up to ~300 chicks.

Keeps chicks close to heat, feed and water in the first week.

Weigh sample birds weekly to track growth against target.

Spray disinfectant across houses and equipment between cycles.

Weather-resistant bait to keep rats away from feed stores.