If you are looking for day-old chicks in Axim, whether broilers or layers, Agro Prime Ghana supplies healthy day-old chicks, point-of-lay pullets and poultry feed, and we arrange transport to Axim and the wider Nzema East area from our hatchery in Kasoa. You do not need to travel to Kasoa to collect your order. Axim sits well beyond Takoradi on the coast, so distance is the main thing to plan for: message us early with your breed, quantity and drop-off point, and we will work out the transport with you before anything is paid. Axim is a fishing town with coconut, rubber and palm country behind it, and that mix of coastal and farming households makes a steady market for fresh local eggs and chicken meat. If you want birds on your farm this season, start with a message.
From the Agro Prime Ghana team — a working hatchery in Kasoa supplying day-old chicks, point-of-lay pullets and feed across Ghana. Last updated October 2026.
Quick answer
Agro Prime Ghana sells day-old broiler chicks, day-old layer chicks, point-of-lay (POL) pullets and poultry feed. We are based in Kasoa and do not run a shop or branch in Axim. We supply from the Kasoa hatchery and arrange transport to Axim. To order, message us on WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503) with your product, number of birds, target date and nearest landmark in Axim. We will confirm availability, today's price and the delivery arrangement to you in writing before you pay.
Why Axim is a real market for day-old chicks
Axim is the capital of the Nzema East Municipal District in Ghana's Western Region. It sits on the coast about 64 km west of Sekondi-Takoradi and west of Cape Three Points, and the 2013 settlement population was 27,719. The town's economy starts with the sea. Fishing is the main economic base, and the local fishing fleet means a large share of household income moves through fish landings, fish trade and the businesses that serve them. Money from that trade ends up in the market for eggs and chicken, and in a town of this size a farmer who can supply reliable birds has a real customer base.
Inland the picture changes. The area has coconut and rubber plantations, the terrain is fertile and green, and artisanal miners pan for gold in the streams further from the coast. Many households keep a small flock behind the house or alongside a farm plot, and a larger number buy eggs and chicken from people who do. That gives two clear routes into poultry here: a backyard layer flock for eggs, or a batch of broilers sold in a few weeks' time.
We are being straight about the trade-off. Axim is a long way from our hatchery, so the birds travel further than they would to Takoradi, and the logistics take more planning. Buyers who do well in a far town tend to be the ones who order early, have a brooder ready before the birds arrive and agree the transport in detail.
The chart below uses the grow-out curve for Cobb 500, a widely published broiler line, from the manufacturer's performance objectives. These are targets under good management, not a promise for your shed, but they show how a broiler batch typically moves from chick to market weight.

| Option | What it is | Best for | Ask us when you order |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day-old broiler chicks | Meat birds raised for market. The Cobb 500 objective reaches about 2.52 kg at 35 days and 3.28 kg at 42 days (as hatched). | A faster cash cycle and batch production | Which broiler strain is available now, batch size and delivery date |
| Day-old layer chicks | Laying-line chicks. They grow out for several months before they start to lay. | Steady table-egg supply over the long term | Breed, what vaccinations the batch has had and your rearing plan |
| Point-of-lay (POL) pullets | Near-lay birds that skip the brooding and rearing stage. | Keepers who want eggs sooner and can house birds at this stage | Current availability and transport for a small or large batch |
| Poultry feed | Feed for the stage your birds are at, such as starter, grower, finisher or layer mash. | Anyone raising birds, including those who buy their chicks elsewhere | Which feed stages are available and which one matches your flock |
How to order from Axim on WhatsApp
Ordering is a short conversation, and it is the fastest way to get a clear price and a transport plan. Here is what to do:
- Message us on WhatsApp, +233 24 915 1503.
- Tell us what you need: broiler chicks, layer chicks, POL pullets or feed, and how many birds or bags you want.
- Give us your target date and the nearest landmark or drop-off point in Axim, so we can plan the route.
- Ask for today's price. We quote per order, because the price depends on the breed, the season, the batch size and the transport.
- Agree the delivery arrangement and get the timing confirmed in writing before you pay.
If you are not yet sure whether broilers or layers suit you, say so. We will talk through your space, your budget and your market before you commit to a batch.
Plan your Axim order now
Send your breed, number of birds and target date on WhatsApp at +233 24 915 1503 and we will reply with today's price and a transport plan. If you would rather see the operation before you order, you can book a visit to the Kasoa hatchery.
Delivery to Axim
We arrange transport from our Kasoa hatchery to Axim. Because the town is far west of Kasoa, delivery is the part of the order that needs the most planning, and it is where we would rather be clear than optimistic. We do not publish a fixed delivery price or time on this page, because both depend on the batch size, the date, the road and the vehicle. When you message us, we will confirm the delivery to Axim, the expected timing and what we need from you, and we will put those details in writing before you pay.
To make delivery go smoothly, tell us the most practical drop-off point you can reach, such as a landmark or a stop that is easy for the driver to find. Let us know who will receive the birds, and have someone ready at that point on the agreed day. If you are closer to Takoradi than to Axim, our Takoradi page covers the route from our hatchery to that side of the region. If your brooder is not ready, the birds should not travel until it is. The best arrival is the one where the house is warm, clean and waiting for the chicks.
What to prepare before the chicks arrive
Most losses in the first days come from preparation, not from the birds. Before your order arrives, have these things ready:
- A clean, dry brooder that has been washed and disinfected, with bedding laid down.
- A heat source set up and running, so the house is at the right temperature when the chicks walk in. Our guide to brooding day-old chicks walks through the full setup.
- Clean drinking water with the right additives, and feed in the feeders before the birds arrive.
- Enough space for the batch you are buying, with a plan for moving birds to a larger house as they grow.
- A record sheet for the first two weeks, so you can see how the batch is doing from day one.
Ask us for the feed plan that matches your birds. Our broiler feeding guide covers starter, grower and finisher stages, and we can tell you which feed we have available when you order.
Choosing broiler, layer or pullets for Axim
Broilers are the quickest route to a return. The Cobb 500 objective reaches about 2.52 kg at 35 days and about 3.28 kg at 42 days, as hatched. Under good management, that means a batch can be sold in roughly six weeks, which is why many small producers start with a broiler batch. Broilers do need consistent feed, clean water, good ventilation and a steady market, so plan your sales before the chicks arrive. Our Cobb 500 broiler guide covers the management side in more detail.
Layers are a longer commitment. You are paying for months of rearing before the first egg, and you need to keep the flock healthy through the laying period. If you already have a market for eggs in Axim, layers can be a steady business. If you want eggs quickly and have a suitable house, point-of-lay pullets skip the rearing stage. Ask us which of these fits your space, budget and time.
Honest pricing guidance
We will not put a price on this page, because prices change with the breed, the season, the batch size and the transport, and a figure written today could be wrong next week. What we can tell you is what drives the cost. A larger batch usually lowers the price per bird. Far delivery adds transport cost. Some products are more expensive than others because they took longer to produce. The cheapest quote is not always the best value if the birds are weak or the delivery is unreliable.
When you message us, ask for today's price, what it includes and what it does not include. That way you can compare quotes on a like-for-like basis. We would rather give you a clear quote you understand than a low number that changes at the last minute.
Why buy from a working hatchery
Agro Prime Ghana runs a working hatchery in Kasoa. That matters because you are buying from the people who hatch and rear the birds, not from a reseller who collected them from somewhere else. We can tell you about the batch you are buying, answer questions about breed and feeding, and help you plan the first weeks. We are not an Axim branch, and we will not pretend to be one. What we offer is a supplier who knows the product and will arrange delivery to you.
If you are growing a larger operation, our partner and investment page sets out how we work with farmers who want to scale up over time.
Bottom line
Axim is a fishing town with a farming hinterland and a real local appetite for eggs and chicken. Agro Prime Ghana supplies day-old broiler and layer chicks, point-of-lay pullets and feed from our Kasoa hatchery and arranges transport to Axim. Because the town is far west, the way to get a good result is to plan early: message us, confirm the breed, quantity and drop-off point, agree the transport in writing, and have your brooder ready before the birds arrive. That is the order we are happy to help you place.
Ready to order for Axim?
WhatsApp us on +233 24 915 1503 with your product, number of birds and target date. We will reply with today's price and a delivery plan to Axim. Prefer to meet first? Book a visit and we will walk you through the options.
Frequently asked questions
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Sources
- Cobb500 Broiler Performance & Nutrition Supplement (2022), publication L-054-01-22, Performance Objectives tables (as hatched): cobbgenetics.com
- Wikipedia, "Axim" (location, population and economy of Nzema East Municipal District): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axim
Order from Agro Prime Ghana
Agro Prime Ghana Limited runs a poultry hatchery in Kasoa and supplies healthy day-old chicks (broilers and layers), point-of-lay pullets, quality feed and hands-on advice to farmers across Ghana, with delivery arranged to Axim and the Nzema East area. Message us on WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503) for a current quote and to order, or book a visit.


