b. For independent growers

Alternative market outlets should be surveyed even before deciding to broilers to be assured of the ready market at the time of harvest. Marketing arrangements with local hotels, restaurants, cafeterias, institutional buyers and grocery stores with freezers should be made

Procedures should form associations or market cooperatives so that they could agree on a common prize. Organized producers have some bargaining power with regard to their selling price

Producers will be best advised to compute which is more profitable to sell, the birds dressed or live, and whether to sell at the farm or bring them to market.

The broilers should be sold at optimum weight. More profits can be derived if broilers are sold between 1.3 to 1.5 kg live weight depending on consumers preferences and market reports

c. Marketing of Eggs

Survey market outlets before investing in egg production. Marketing arrangements must be made with local bakeries, local hotels, restaurants, cafeterias, groceries, or sari-sari store, higher income families and other regular users. This will ensure regular orders for the eggs.

Sell graded or classified eggs. Proper grading or classification can attract all types of consumers. This would also enable the consumers to make purchasing decision on egg size at hand.

Sell only clean eggs since everybody wants clean eggs. Dry or wet cleaning of eggs should be a standard practice on the far.

Reduce breakage and spoilage of eggs to the minimum. Broken eggs constitute losses and render the container unsightly.

ORGANIC PRODUCTION OF NATIVE CHICKEN

Organic Management System

The organic management system us aimed to develop a harmonious relationship between land and animals, and respect for their physiological and behavioral needs. This can be achieved by a combination of providing quality organically-grown feeds and fodder, appropriate stocking rates, animal husbandry systems appropriate to behavioral needs, and animal management practices that seek to promote health and prevent diseases.

Organically Produced Native Chicken

The Philippine native chickens and their upgrades, whether raised under scavenge-based system or free-range system can very well be regarded as organically produced. They are adapted to local conditions and utilize traditional feeds (succulent leaves, buds, inflorescence, insects, earthworms, grains and kitchen discards) coming fromthe farms itself. No synthetic drugs are given except vaccines.

Potential Users

The raising of organic native chicken can be integrated with other crops and livestock production systems. This technology is very appropriate for farmers with adequate range area for the production of native chicken. Organic native chicken production could be done in various agro-ecosystem which include but not limited to orchards, grasslands, upland and hillyland. The meat and eggs should be sold as organic food and should command a premium price compared to the same products coming from commercial exotic chickens.

Simple Cost and Benefit Analysis

Production Cost:

The production cost for raising the Philippine native chicken is vey minimal. Chickens are allowed to wander freely and scavenge for all or most of their food.

Free-range system:

Under free-range system, almost 75% of their requirements are obtained from the range. Feed supplements can be in the form of grains (rice, corn) chopped coconut meat or kitchen discards.

Market Price:

Market weight is between 0.8 to 1.3 kg per bird. Market age is between 12 weeks up to 18 weeks old. Price per live is between P80-200. Eggs which are about 40 to 45 grams (small) sell between P5-6 per piece. Most are paid in premium price because of their unique quality attributes including distinct flavor, leanness, texture and pigmentation. Eggs are likewise valued because of the intense yellow pigmentation of the yolk.

See also: Chicken Poultry Raising

For more information, contact:

Bureau of Agricultural Research
RDMIC Building, Visayas Ave.
cor. Elliptical Road, Diliman, Quezon City
Phone: (02) 928-8624
Fax: (02) 927-5691
Web: www.bar.gov.ph

photo from wildlifedisease.nbii.gov

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60 Responses
  1. Ice Garcia says:

    To whom it may concern,

    Good Day! I am interested in Poultry Farming. If anyone knows any seminars,trainings or even giving an advice establishing a Poultry Farm please contact me. Gusto ko po talaga mag tayo ng poultry farm even when im still in college and gusto ko po itong subukan. I am really willing to learn on how to manage and run a poultry farm. Please contact me 09064591724 / Giga.Games_01@yahoo.com

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    Thank you,
    Ice

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  3. dora says:

    Thank you sir, I am very much interested in poultry production. Please help me, i like to be a poultry farmer.

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  4. Biira Grace says:

    HI Sir i wish to start a broiler poultry project, i request you therefore to guide me how a can write a funding project proposal. thank you.

  5. ADE SOLA says:

    Sir pls i need ur help on practical manual on treatment infected birds

  6. marifiel says:

    hai sir im very interested in poultry farming. please sent me business plan about broiler production please sent to my emai add. tnx

  7. Mario says:

    Dear Sir,

    Please advise me regarding the differences of free range chicken and non free range chicken to their cost, production, management and market.

    Thank you.

  8. Eric says:

    Hi Sir, I plan to venture in broiler and layer production. Please help me on business plan. Thank you.

    • lourence maravilla says:

      b. For independent growers

      Alternative market outlets should be surveyed even before deciding to broilers to be assured of the ready market at the time of harvest. Marketing arrangements with local hotels, restaurants, cafeterias, institutional buyers and grocery stores with freezers should be made

      Procedures should form associations or market cooperatives so that they could agree on a common prize. Organized producers have some bargaining power with regard to their selling price

      Producers will be best advised to compute which is more profitable to sell, the birds dressed or live, and whether to sell at the farm or bring them to market.

      The broilers should be sold at optimum weight. More profits can be derived if broilers are sold between 1.3 to 1.5 kg live weight depending on consumers preferences and market reports

      c. Marketing of Eggs

      Survey market outlets before investing in egg production. Marketing arrangements must be made with local bakeries, local hotels, restaurants, cafeterias, groceries, or sari-sari store, higher income families and other regular users. This will ensure regular orders for the eggs.

      Sell graded or classified eggs. Proper grading or classification can attract all types of consumers. This would also enable the consumers to make purchasing decision on egg size at hand.

      Sell only clean eggs since everybody wants clean eggs. Dry or wet cleaning of eggs should be a standard practice on the far.

      Reduce breakage and spoilage of eggs to the minimum. Broken eggs constitute losses and render the container unsightly.

      ORGANIC PRODUCTION OF NATIVE CHICKEN

      Organic Management System

      The organic management system us aimed to develop a harmonious relationship between land and animals, and respect for their physiological and behavioral needs. This can be achieved by a combination of providing quality organically-grown feeds and fodder, appropriate stocking rates, animal husbandry systems appropriate to behavioral needs, and animal management practices that seek to promote health and prevent diseases.

      Organically Produced Native Chicken

      The Philippine native chickens and their upgrades, whether raised under scavenge-based system or free-range system can very well be regarded as organically produced. They are adapted to local conditions and utilize traditional feeds (succulent leaves, buds, inflorescence, insects, earthworms, grains and kitchen discards) coming fromthe farms itself. No synthetic drugs are given except vaccines.

      Potential Users

      The raising of organic native chicken can be integrated with other crops and livestock production systems. This technology is very appropriate for farmers with adequate range area for the production of native chicken. Organic native chicken production could be done in various agro-ecosystem which include but not limited to orchards, grasslands, upland and hillyland. The meat and eggs should be sold as organic food and should command a premium price compared to the same products coming from commercial exotic chickens.

      Simple Cost and Benefit Analysis

      Production Cost:

      The production cost for raising the Philippine native chicken is vey minimal. Chickens are allowed to wander freely and scavenge for all or most of their food.

      Free-range system:

      Under free-range system, almost 75% of their requirements are obtained from the range. Feed supplements can be in the form of grains (rice, corn) chopped coconut meat or kitchen discards.

      Market Price:

      Market weight is between 0.8 to 1.3 kg per bird. Market age is between 12 weeks up to 18 weeks old. Price per live is between P80-200. Eggs which are about 40 to 45 grams (small) sell between P5-6 per piece. Most are paid in premium price because of their unique quality attributes including distinct flavor, leanness, texture and pigmentation. Eggs are likewise valued because of the intense yellow pigmentation of the yolk.

      S

      • cock-a-doodle-doo says:

        What you said here is found in an original text of a certain website. You should at least acknowledge its origin, otherwise this is another case of ” Plagiarism” which was recently a hot national issue. The thought of your copied information is a lot helpful though.

        take care everyone and have a fruitful poultry farming.

    • lourence maravilla says:

      sir you might interested on natural farming in broiler and layer type of chicken, just contact me at 09195909733.

      lourence

  9. ObjFerd says:

    Dear sir

    I am very interested in poultry Broiler production. I am kindly looking for a business plan and the user manual that includes treatment of infectious.
    I thank you.

  10. albino taer says:

    Hi sir, I am very much interested in poultry layer production. Please help me kindly give me business plan for layer production. thanks.

    Albin

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