Learn how to cultivate quality chickens with small capital to get big profits
Dear everyone
Maybe all this time you have the exact same question as me, how do you get birds with one trap? or how to get 3 birds at the same time? or how to get maximum income (specifically agriculture) on narrow land, I'm sure some of you have the exact same question as me, so far I have hundreds of questions popping up every hour or even minute in my head, the same questions over and over again- resurfaced,, surfaced, and in the end I found out with a little trip to the pros.
but the question that often comes to my mind this year is "how to raise quality chickens in hot weather?" i know very little about raising chickens in this current time with hot weather 36-40©, this is extreme hot conditions for the environment where i live, so because of that question today i took the time to go to one of the quality chicken breeders with mileage 30 minutes journey, I will share with you the knowledge that I have gained today.
I never imagined what I saw in front of me when I set my foot on the location, look at the ripe rambutan fruit and it's really fresh, read until the end so you can understand catching 3 birds with one trap.
fresh rambutan fruit found at the location of my destination farm today, the farmer explained to me that it is mandatory to plant several trees to get high quality chickens.
the chicken farmer said that this fruit tree was planted because it helps moisten the soil, and it will automatically be easy for the chickens to find shelter during the day.
this is a durian tree planted near the chicken coop, and this tree during the flower season will produce lots of feed for the chickens and 💯 for free.
this is a guava tree planted in a corner of the garden, and this tree will of course produce fresh fruit for the chickens and is very useful during the summer like now, so providing feed such as guava for chickens really helps the chickens to become dehydrated considering that the fruit contains sufficient fruit water.
this is a wild plant that is planted to produce worms in the soil, worms are one of the high nutritious feeds for chickens, especially when the chickens will lay eggs.
this is a view of the chicken coop from the inside, this coop is 40 meters long and 10 meters wide, this is one of the best traditional coops I have come across for my experience.
traditional nests prepared for chickens to lay eggs and incubate eggs, these nests are provided in sufficient quantities, and chickens will feel very comfortable when incubating eggs.
protecting the nest from splashing rain and excessive sunlight which will interfere with the process of the chickens incubating the eggs.
wells specially provided to provide sufficient water stock for the needs of chickens, and chicken breeders advised me to do the same thing, namely to collect water from wells to ensure that the water is free from bad bacteria that can interfere with the growth of chickens and even cause death.
storing water at a height of 4 meters after being pulled by a water pump from inside the sump, this is done to make it easier for breeders to distribute clean water to each chicken that is cultivated by them
I was fortunate to have the opportunity to photograph one pair of chickens in a coop and other foraging on the five acres of farmland.
some chickens are looking for natural food under the rambutan tree, and this method has made me think one step ahead than before, if in the past I focused on providing feed from the market and that I needed a large amount of capital, but experience today has made me think big profit small capital,, something extraordinary for me today.
and now let's answer your confusion, catch 3 birds with one trap, what does that mean?
- Chicken = profit every month
- Rambutan fruit = profit in 3 months
- Durian = Will get fruit once a year
- Chicken feed = 70% free, everything is obtained from dry leaves and worms in the soil produced by moisturizing plants.
I have an honest confession for you, this is an amazing way that I just came up with, I think it really makes sense for me to make more profit than capital, I will try to implement this in my farm.
if you think this is a great way to profit from traditional farming then go for it & good luck.