Pure kienyeji chicken

11/01/2022

05/10/2021

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08/04/2021

Kari Improved Kienyeji chicken is a 100% indigenous chicken, it is not a product of crossing indigenous breeds with exotic breeds but a result of breeding indigenous parents with good characteristics.
Kari have high resistance compared to other commercial & imported kienyeji breeds.
Kari hens are good layers, they lay 200-280 eggs per year. Multicolored Kari are good sitters.
If you are looking for good layers, go KARI.💯🐤🔥🔥

07/04/2021

Sasso is fast growing hybrid, it is bred to grow under all manner of rearing systems and reach market weight of 2 kg in 3 months.
Sasso breed is bred from original parent breeding stocks imported from France. Sasso are 364% superior in body weight at 18 weeks, kuroilers are 345%.
Sasso production ranges between 170-171:eggs per yr compared to kuroilers 150-168 per year.

19/02/2021

Newcastle vaccine...
Prevention is better than cure.

17/02/2021

Week 6..

15/02/2021

FOWL POX

Fowl pox is a highly contagious viral infection in poultry that causes painful sores on chicken skin.

Fowl pox occurs in two forms, dry and wet pox. Fowl pox can be prevented and the symptoms treated.
~Dry fowl pox is a viral infection that affects a chicken skin in non feathered areas, most commonly the comb, wattles, face and eyelids.
~Wet pox affects the birds upper respiratory system, eye, mouth and throat and can be life theatening.
Wet and dry fowl pox is spread via mosquitoes.

Do not mistake common pecking injuries on Combs and wattles for fowl pox.

Prevention
~Control mosquitoes
~Quarantine new flock members
~Vaccinate your chicks against fowl pox

During an outbreak, unaffected birds can be vaccinated. Never vaccinate a sick bird.

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10/02/2021

Infectious coryza is the most dangerous disease caused by bacteria. Antibiotics can be used to treat a flock. Although antibiotics can be effective in reducing clinical signs of the disease, they do not eliminate the bacteria from carriers. So it's advisable to vaccinate your flock at 5-8 weeks with infectious coryza vaccine. Prevention is better than cure.

09/02/2021

Day 5...

06/02/2021

Chicken farming is totally taking a different turn with a lot of breeds entering the market. There has been a lot of discussion on which breed is better than the other. This particular article will give a detail by detail regarding Kuroiler and KARI Kienyeji differences. The first noted difference i...

03/02/2021

The reason as to why I prefer improved kienyeji chicken over pure is because.

~ They mature very fast as to compared to pure Kienyeji.
~ They can be reared for both meat and eggs.
~ They can be reared on free-range mode and thereby reducing the cost of production.
~ They are highly resistant to diseases if fully vaccinated.
All above mentioned are unique features that makes improved kienyeji farmers choice in poultry farming.

Try your luck with improved kienyeji chicken.

06/02/2018

Pure kienyeji 4 months old @400

06/02/2018

Pure kienyeji chicks 1 month old @200

04/02/2018

Pure Kienyeji chicks ready for sell,
1 month old @200
4 months old @400

Contact 0727440282

09/06/2015

Hi, who is selling kenbro chicks around Eldoret?

17/10/2014

Avoid incubating double yolk eggs, its hatch rate is 50/50.
Smooth shell also brings best results.

07/10/2014

Eggs which are less 7 days old are best for incubation.

31/08/2014

Day old chicks..

18/07/2014

Kenbro Chicks available @100.

16/04/2014

Mature hens for sale @900 , weighing. 2.5-3kg. Call.

29/03/2014

Kenbro chicks available @100 each, book now.

25/03/2014

Kenbro eggs @780/= per tray.

10/02/2014

Selling fertilized kenbro eggs @15/= each

29/01/2014

Kenbro chicks @100/= pls make your order.

30/09/2013

how many eggs does KENBRO layer lay?

For a normal chicken (Meeting the criteria below), it lays eggs from age of 5 months to age of 18 months. This applies to most commercial breeds as well as Kenbro and Dorep chicken. In line with number of eggs laid also comes the number of eggs eaten by the hens. The birds eat eggs due to lack of minerals and you would need to suppliment to ensure the number of eggs on your egg trays add up.

The criteria

- good breed, not inbreed (meaning that there is no in**st in the blood line). If you hatch your own hens remember to constantly change the c***s.

- well fed, Calcium and minerals affect the growth and laying capability of chicken. so dont just give it maize and think it will lay egg. This is why some farmers crash egg shells and feed them to the hens. If using commercial feeds, remember to provide your hens with peckers - for instance cabbages, maize on corn as this will also prevent cannibalism.
- stress free . Ensure that your hens are not stressed. There should be no attacks from dogs, foxes, and other preditors. This is also a basis for free range farming.
- Use a booster only if you have to, clearly you need to avoid this as it messes up with the natural operations of the hen reproductive system.
- make sure your chicken are well medicated, dont over do it and follow the instructions given.

On average chicken will feed on 150g a day, but ideally there must always be feeds in the trays for them to feed on

Another important factor is the number of hours the hens have access to light. The typical hours recommended are 14 hours - you thus would need to provide lighting for an extra 2 hours a day to optimise egg production.

Remember to watch your animals carefully, for instance if there are hens dozing off, it means that they are ill. You also need to ensure that the hens cages are clean as droppings do form a breeding ground for coccidiosis which will also affect egg laying

Hens do have a molting season where they dont lay eggs at all - they arent like people - they do run out of eggs and their bodies needs to restart the process again - this is when a Kienyeji is sitting on its eggs to hatch ( she doesnt lay eggs at the same time remember!)

31/08/2013

What makes this breed attractive.

Kenbro has become a breed of choice for farmers due to the following reasons:

• It is a dual-purpose breed that lays more eggs than indigenous chicken and has lean, soft, high quality meat. Kenchic Ltd developed it for poultry farmers interested in a breed that can be both a layer and a broiler.
• Kenbro is a hardy breed with low mortality (death rate).
• Compared to hybrid chicken, it is more resistant to diseases.
• The breed grows and matures fast. With proper feeding, it will start laying eggs at five and a half months and will continue laying eggs continuously with the usual break of five to six weeks while molting.
• It can attain up to four kg with proper feeding.
• Kenbro has high quality meat that is very popular with consumers.

30/08/2013