Breeding quails, also known as coturniculture (from the Latin
Coturnix) has now become common in the Northern part of Nigeria due to
it medicinal values and the fact that its much more nutritious than the
normal poultry fowl eggs that most of us eat. I'm a professional quail breeder with my farm in Bauchi. I travel to East and West often to set up quail farms for people. Several articles have been
published on the therapeutic and dietary benefits of
quail eggs.
Setting up a quail farm is not rocket science, it very cheap and easy too. We have fast growing quail specie for sale too. I've already written a well documented and detailed Manual on how to set up your Quail farm, the manual is very cheap. What are you still waiting for?! Call me right away to get yours: 07037555949
Economic interest groups and quail
breeders cooperatives are springing up throughout the country, and a
professional council for quail keepers will soon be formed to promote awareness on the nutritional and economic values of rearing quails. The earlier you ggo into thhis business the better for you, before every Tom, Dick and Harry rushh into it like thhe rushed in fish farmingg in Nigeria. Quail farmingg is very cheap to set up and very profitable indeed. I can authritatively tell you this because I''m currently into fish farming, Bee keepingg (Honey makingg) and this quail farmingg. Quails
can be kept in cages that are easy to make from local materials, with
70 birds/m2 (one male for four or five females). The cages can be
stacked on top of each other as I constructed mine, thereby maximizing space
. Quails need just 20 g of food a day and
the breeder can make up its feed from whatever is available. Keeping
quails is relatively simple, and the birds tend to thrive as long as the
temperature is constant and they are not subjected to loud noise.
Females lay their first eggs after just 6 weeks, some before 8 weeks. Each can lay up to
300-400 eggs/year. It takes between 18-20 day to hatch the eggs.
The sale of quail meat, chicks, broodstock and manure
can also be profitable.
. Quails need just 20 g of food a day and
the breeder can make up its feed from whatever is available. Keeping
quails is relatively simple, and the birds tend to thrive as long as the
temperature is constant and they are not subjected to loud noise.
Females lay their first eggs after just 6 weeks, some before 8 weeks. Each can lay up to
300-400 eggs/year. It takes between 18-20 day to hatch the eggs.The sale of quail meat, chicks, broodstock and manure
can also be profitable. Setting up a quail farm is not rocket science, it very cheap and easy too. We have fast growing quail specie for sale too. I've already written a well documented and detailed Manual on how to set up your Quail farm, the manual is very cheap. What are you still waiting for?! Call me right away to get yours: 07037555949
Online and on phone, I would also guide you throughout the practical process, so there is no way you can fail. To your Success!!!
