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🌿 Synthetic vs. Organically Grown Birds — What’s the Difference? 🐓Before you choose your next chicken, here’s what you s...
18/07/2025

🌿 Synthetic vs. Organically Grown Birds — What’s the Difference? 🐓
Before you choose your next chicken, here’s what you should know:

🔸 Feed:
Synthetic = GMO & chemical-rich
Organic = Clean, natural, non-GMO

🔸 Growth Rate:
Synthetic = Grows fast, soft meat
Organic = Grows naturally, tastier meat

🔸 Health:
Synthetic = May contain antibiotics
Organic = No routine drugs, just clean farming

🔸 Living Conditions:
Synthetic = Crowded, stressful
Organic = Spacious, humane

🔸 Price vs. Value:
Synthetic = Cheaper, but at a cost
Organic = Pricier, but healthier and safer

✅ Taste the difference.
✅ Feel the health.
✅ Choose wisely.

💚 Choose Beckap Farms — where quality meets care!

Understanding Noiler ChickensOrigin and Characteristics of Noiler ChickensNoiler chickens are a hybrid breed that origin...
11/07/2025

Understanding Noiler Chickens
Origin and Characteristics of Noiler Chickens

Noiler chickens are a hybrid breed that originated in Nigeria. They are the result of a cross between the Nigerian indigenous chicken and the White Plymouth Rock chicken. This careful crossbreeding has created a chicken with exceptional qualities.

Let’s delve deeper into the fascinating origin and characteristics of Noiler chickens. The Nigerian indigenous chicken, known for its resilience and ability to survive in challenging environments, has been a staple in local farming for generations. On the other hand, the White Plymouth Rock chicken is renowned for its meat quality and growth rate. By combining these two breeds, breeders aimed to create a chicken that would inherit the best traits from both parents.

One of the defining characteristics of Noiler chickens is their adaptability to harsh environments. They can thrive in various climatic conditions, making them suitable for a wide range of poultry farms. Whether it’s scorching heat or cold winters, Noiler chickens canwithstand the challenges presented by different climates.

Additionally, Noiler chickens have a remarkable growth rate, reaching maturity quicker than many other breeds. This fast growth translates into several economic advantages for farmers. Not only do Noiler chickens require less time and resources to raise, but they also provide a quicker return on investment. This makes them an attractive option for poultry farmers looking to maximize productivity.

08/07/2025

🌿💜 Beckap Farms Says...
"Smart Farmers Never Stop Learning!" 🐥📘

Poultry farming isn’t guesswork.
If you’re not learning, you’re losing — birds, money, time.

💡 The farmers doing better?
They read ebooks 📚, join training groups 📱, ask questions 🤔, and try new methods.

🚫 Stop repeating the same mistakes every cycle.
✅ Start learning and growing!

Because in poultry, what you don’t know can cost you.

Let’s grow together — the smart way.
— 💚💜 Beckap Farms










Phew!Been a whileLearning and gaining more knowledgePhone got spoilt.Know thisNever give up. No matter the pain, learn t...
26/06/2025

Phew!
Been a while
Learning and gaining more knowledge
Phone got spoilt.
Know this
Never give up. No matter the pain, learn the lessons and rise again.

Keep moving!
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What solution do you seek in your farm?Someone might be here to help..
19/06/2025

What solution do you seek in your farm?

Someone might be here to help..

Giving up!Hell No 😔😔😔There are 20 reasons or more that can make a poultry farmer consider giving up, especially if they...
16/06/2025

Giving up!
Hell No 😔😔😔

There are 20 reasons or more that can make a poultry farmer consider giving up, especially if they aren't well-prepared or supported:

1. High Mortality Rates – Frequent bird deaths due to disease or poor management can be demoralizing.

2. Disease Outbreaks – Infections like Newcastle, coccidiosis, or avian influenza can wipe out entire flocks.

3. Lack of Veterinary Support – Limited access to reliable veterinary advice can lead to poor flock health.

4. Rising Feed Costs – Feed prices can fluctuate wildly, reducing profit margins.

5. Poor Market Prices – When market prices drop, it may not be worth the cost of raising the birds.

6. Difficulty Selling Birds – Without good marketing or buyers, stock can remain unsold.

7. Theft or Security Issues – Poultry farms can be targets for theft if not properly secured.

8. Lack of Capital – Inability to invest in better housing, equipment, or expansion can limit growth.

9. Unpredictable Weather – Extreme heat or rain can stress birds and affect production.

10. Poor Housing Conditions – Overcrowded, poorly ventilated housing causes stress and disease.

11. Stress and Burnout – Farming is physically and emotionally demanding, especially without help.

12. Inadequate Knowledge or Training – Mistakes from lack of experience can lead to major losses.

13. Feed Adulteration – Buying low-quality or fake feed affects bird growth and health.

14. Water Supply Problems – Inconsistent or contaminated water leads to serious health issues.

15. Unreliable Labour – Lack of trustworthy staff can increase workload and errors.

16. Loan or Debt Pressure – If a farm is financed by loans, pressure to repay can cause frustration.

17. No Support System – Lack of mentorship or encouragement can make challenges feel overwhelming.

18. Negative Community Perception – Smell or noise complaints from neighbors can create tension.

19. Regulatory Challenges – Government bans or restrictions can halt operations unexpectedly.

20. Natural Disasters – Floods, fires, or other disasters can cause sudden, total loss.

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Precautions for Increasing the Growth Rate of BroilersTo ensure broiler chickens grow quickly and healthily, certain key...
10/06/2025

Precautions for Increasing the Growth Rate of Broilers

To ensure broiler chickens grow quickly and healthily, certain key precautions and management practices should be followed:

1. Ensure Proper Management and Environment
Maintain a clean, stress-free, and well-ventilated environment for the birds.

Regulate temperature appropriately according to the age of the broilers—chicks need more warmth, while older birds require cooler conditions.

Good ventilation helps prevent the buildup of harmful gases like ammonia and reduces the risk of respiratory diseases.

2. Feed According to Age and Growth Stage
Broilers should be fed based on their age group. Chicks require more frequent, smaller meals, while older birds can be fed less frequently.

Use the "little and often" feeding method—add small amounts of feed several times a day to maintain freshness and stimulate appetite.

Shake or stir the feed in the feeders regularly to encourage broilers to eat.

3. Provide Clean and Safe Drinking Water
Always ensure a constant supply of clean, fresh water.

Disinfect water containers and feeding utensils daily to prevent the spread of diseases.

Avoid stagnant or dirty water, as it can harbor bacteria that affect the broilers' health and growth.

4. Monitor Health and Prevent Disease
Observe the birds daily for signs of illness or abnormal behavior.

Implement a vaccination and disease prevention plan.

Maintain good hygiene within the poultry house to reduce infection risks.

By following these precautions, farmers can effectively support the rapid and healthy growth of their broilers, leading to better productivity and profitability.

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Is coccidiosis prevalent in parent stock during the rainy season?Yes, coccidiosis is more prevalent in parent stock and ...
05/06/2025

Is coccidiosis prevalent in parent stock during the rainy season?

Yes, coccidiosis is more prevalent in parent stock and other poultry birds during the rainy season, and here’s why:

Why It’s More Prevalent During the Rainy Season:

👌High Humidity and Moisture:

The rainy season increases humidity in the poultry environment.

Wet litter provides ideal conditions for Eimeria oocysts (the causative agent of coccidiosis) to survive and multiply.

👌 Poor Litter Management:

Rain and leaks can cause damp bedding/litter, especially if the poultry house is not well-roofed or ventilated.

Wet litter leads to a buildup of ammonia, which irritates the gut lining and makes birds more susceptible to infections like coccidiosis.

👌 Stress Factors:

Temperature fluctuations and higher parasite load during the rainy season can weaken the immune system of birds, including parent stock.

👌 Contaminated Water and Feed:

Water sources are more likely to be contaminated with f***l matter during rains, spreading oocysts.

Feed can also get moldy, weakening birds and increasing disease risk.

Special Concern for Parent Stock:

✅Longer Lifespan: Parent stock stays longer on the farm compared to broilers, increasing cumulative exposure to oocysts.

✅Higher Stock Value: Disease in parent stock affects productivity and hatching performance, making prevention critical.

Prevention Tips:

👌Ensure dry, well-drained litter at all times.

👌Use anticoccidial drugs or vaccines if available.

👌Practice regular litter turning and replacement.

👌Improve ventilation to reduce humidity.

👌Maintain strict biosecurity—limit visitors, clean equipment regularly, and control rodents and wild birds.

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Getting ready for the next cycle, how do yo disinfect?I'mTo properly disinfect your brooding cage and large space cage b...
03/06/2025

Getting ready for the next cycle, how do yo disinfect?

I'mTo properly disinfect your brooding cage and large space cage before stocking the next batch of birds, follow these key steps:

🧼 1. Remove All Organic Matter

Clear out all old litter, manure, feathers, leftover feed, and other debris.

Use a broom, shovel, and scraper for thorough cleaning.

💦 2. Wash Thoroughly

Wash all surfaces (walls, floors, cages, feeders, and drinkers) with water and detergent.

Use a high-pressure hose or brush for stubborn stains.

🧴 3. Disinfect Properly

Apply a strong disinfectant (e.g., Virkon, Hypo solution, Dettol, or Glutaraldehyde-based disinfectants).

Spray or mop every surface, including walls, floors, and cage wires.

Let it sit for the recommended contact time (usually 30 minutes to 1 hour).

☀️ 4. Dry and Air Out

Allow the entire area to dry completely.

Open windows and doors for good ventilation and sunlight exposure (sunlight helps kill pathogens).

🔥 5. Fumigate (Optional but Effective)

Fumigate using formalin + potassium permanganate or other poultry-safe fumigants.

Seal the room during fumigation and leave it closed for 24–48 hours.

Ensure no humans or animals are present during this period.

🧯 6. Clean Equipment Separately

Soak feeders, drinkers, and lamps in hot water with disinfectant.

Scrub thoroughly, rinse, and let them dry before placing back.

🧼 7. Whitewash or Paint (Optional)

Consider applying whitewash (lime + water mix) on walls to kill remaining germs and brighten the house.

📆 8. Rest Period

Leave the pen empty for 10–14 days to break disease cycles before bringing in new chicks.

How do you disinfect your cage?

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27/05/2025

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