Greenfarm Organics

I once tried poultry farming but didn’t reap much, so I still consider myself a beginner. This time, however, I want to do it right, and for the long term. My pens are secure, well-ventilated, and spacious. The question I had to answer was: What type of chicken should I keep? Chick brooder The choice of chicken depends largely on the market you want to serve and the production system you’re willing to adopt.

Keeping chickens healthy is key to successful poultry farming. Just like humans, birds show early signs when they are unwell. Farmers who learn to recognize these signs and act quickly can reduce losses and keep flocks productive.

At Greenfarm Organics, we believe that proper housing is the foundation of successful poultry farming . Comfortable birds are not only healthier but also more productive. On the other hand, poorly housed flocks are prone to disease, stress, and higher production costs. The type and size of poultry housing you choose depend on several factors, such as your budget, the number and type of birds you keep, and the local climate. Regardless of these, the golden rule is simple: a good poultry house should protect, ventilate, and accommodate your birds comfortably.

If you’ve ever come across the bright, egg-shaped tree tomato , also known as tamarillo , you’ll know it’s one of those fruits that looks exotic yet feels familiar. Beyond its vibrant colors and tangy-sweet taste, this fruit is a nutritional powerhouse and a promising opportunity for farmers.