Kienyeji Chicken Farming

A majority of farmers may want to increase their poultry flock size in order to enter the path of commercialization of poultry production but are unaware what to do or how to start. Sometimes it is not about the money but knowledge of the right things you need to do to increase the number of your birds and thus your income through organized chicken production. Today we introduce you to a process called synchronization. This is a process of organizing your chicken to produce a set number of chicks you want at the same time through manipulation. If for example you […] More

The Kenya Poultry Farmers Association-KEPOFA- is an umbrella body for all poultry farmers in Kenya. The role of the organization is to voice the legitimate concerns and interests of all poultry farmers in the country. It is a non-political nonprofit organization which was formed in 2002 in order to cater to the needs of all poultry farmers and formally registered in 2005. The Main Objectives of the Kenya Poultry Association Include the Following:- To promote, advance and protect the interest of those engaged in poultry farming in Kenya by facilitating cooperation of farmers and others in furthering policy and legislation […] More

Kienyeji Chicken Farming Financing Options for Kenyan Farmers There are several ways in which you can finance your Kienyeji Chicken farming venture. Depending on the scale of your farming venture, you can explore small or big funding options from financial institutions, microfinance institutions or MFIs, personal savings, joint ventures with us or even crowdsourcing for funding through various websites. Bank Loans If you hold a regular job, you can apply for a small loan of Ksh.100,000 to Ksh.250,000 to get your Kienyeji chicken farming venture rolling. When you take out a bank loan, it is important to ensure that you […] More

Day Old Rainbow rooster chicks available and ready for delivery for only Ksh.100 per chick. Deliveries done throughout Kenya for all order sizes(but you pay the transport costs for smaller orders of Ksh.10 per bird). For orders and enquiries this week. Some Practical Information about the Rainbow Rooster:- • They are called Rainbow Roosters because they come in so many colors. They are some of the most colorful hens out there. See photos below. • They are low fat chickens and quite healthy • They are very tasty • The Rainbow rooster meat is of medium texture • Hardy birds […] More

Chicken or poultry farming has become one of the most commercial businesses done by both small and large farmers.  To be able to effectively earn profits from your chicken or poultry farming, a lot of details must be put into place.  Many farmers are now breeding the fast growing chicken breed known as kuroiler.  Before venturing into breeding, it is important to source and understand in great details appropriate Kuroiler chicken farming guide.  The guide will give you a detail by detail account on what processes you need to take before starting a poultry farm. It will prepare you for poultry […] More

The many chicken terms and names used in the chicken industry can sometimes be confusing to a beginner or one intending to start a chicken or poultry farming.  A lot of people are wondering what Kenbro chicken are.  Kenbro is also a cross breed by a French company through Kenchic between the local or kienyeji chicken and the exotic chicken.  Kenbro breeds are easier to keep and quite affordable to maintain. There are great benefits that come with the breed and many farmers are now opting to go for the cheaper and easier to maintain breed.  This is a breed […] More

Here is a simple program that you can follow in order to ensure that your kienyeji chicken are vaccinated in time and protected from the various low-high risk diseases which are likely to affect your flock:- More

The kuroiler breed is one of the breed that has definitely brought smiles to most poultry farmers.  After struggling for years with the indigenous breed they now have a breed they can look forward to that is easier to rear and come with great financial gain.  The chickens are kept for financial gain by many families as well as a source of food supply.  It is virtually impossible to find a home without a single kienyeji chicken which is normally kept for food supply.  What really are the advantages of Kuroiler chicken? They are easier to manage and come with a lower […] More

The increase of chicken farming in Kenya is a great step to many farmers who are looking to increase their financial income.  Over the years most of these farmers have struggled to survive by keeping kienyeji chicken which interestingly has not been able to produce yields.  Kenbro breed has been noted for its better results and higher financial gain.   The entry of this breed into the market has come with better options and advantages to the poultry farmers in Kenya as a whole.   Because of health reasons many people now prefer chicken than red meat and this has contributed to […] More