If you farm in Takoradi or anywhere across the Sekondi-Takoradi twin city, you can get healthy day-old chicks — broilers and layers — point-of-lay (POL) pullets, and quality poultry feed from Agro Prime Ghana, delivered to the Western Region from our Kasoa hatchery. We hatch and raise the birds, vaccinate them, and arrange transport down the Accra–Cape Coast–Takoradi road so they arrive ready to brood. Takoradi is a fast-growing port and oil-and-gas city with a strong appetite for fresh chicken and eggs, which makes a well-run poultry batch here genuinely profitable. Whether you want 50 broilers for a Christmas push, a few hundred layers for a steady egg business, or POL pullets to skip the brooding stage, the quickest way to start is a message on WhatsApp — we confirm availability, delivery to your part of the twin city, and today's price before you commit.
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 2025.
Quick answer
Agro Prime Ghana sells vaccinated day-old broiler and layer chicks, point-of-lay pullets, and poultry feed, and delivers to Takoradi, Sekondi and the wider Western Region from our Kasoa hatchery. We do not run a shop in Takoradi — we supply and arrange transport to you. To order, message us on WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503) with your city, the breed and quantity you want, and your target date; we confirm stock, a delivery plan to your area, and the current price. Prefer to come to us? Book a visit to the Kasoa hatchery.
What Agro Prime supplies to Takoradi farmers
We keep three things moving to poultry keepers in the twin city and its surrounding towns:
- Day-old broiler chicks — fast-growing meat breeds (Cobb and Ross strains) for farmers targeting the live-bird and dressed-chicken trade around Market Circle, the hotels along the Beach Road, and the busy eateries that feed oil-and-gas workers.
- Day-old layer chicks — brown-egg layers for anyone building a steady egg supply to the markets at Takoradi, Sekondi, Effiakuma and Kwesimintsim.
- Point-of-lay (POL) pullets — near-ready layers at roughly 16–18 weeks, for buyers who want to skip brooding and get to first eggs within weeks.
- Poultry feed — chick starter/mash, grower and finisher or layer feed so you are not scrambling to source feed the day the chicks land.
Takoradi's pull is real. As Ghana's third-largest urban area and the commercial anchor of the oil-rich Western Region, the twin city has a large, cash-earning population and a constant flow of visitors and workers who eat chicken and eggs daily. Yet Ghana still imports the overwhelming majority of the chicken it eats. According to the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service Ghana poultry reporting, the country imported on the order of 350,000 metric tonnes of chicken in 2021 against only about 50,000 tonnes of domestic production — a gap that local farmers are in a strong position to fill, especially in a high-demand coastal market like Takoradi.

Choosing the right bird for the Western Region market
Your breed choice depends on whether you are selling meat, eggs, or both, and how fast you need to turn a profit. Here is a plain comparison to help you decide before you message us.
| Product | Best for | Time to income | Notes for Takoradi buyers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Broiler day-old chicks | Meat sales, festive seasons, hotels & chop bars | ~6–8 weeks to market weight | Fast cash cycle; plan harvests around Christmas, Easter and oil-sector paydays. |
| Layer day-old chicks | Long-term egg business | ~18–20 weeks to first eggs | Cheapest way in, but you brood and feed for months before income. |
| Point-of-lay pullets | Egg sellers who want a fast start | Eggs within weeks of arrival | Costs more per bird but skips the risky brooding stage. |
| Cockerels | Hardy, free-range-style meat | Several months | Tougher, slower birds that fetch good prices at local markets. |
If you are new to the breeds, our guides on the best chicken breeds for Ghana, the Cobb 500 broiler and the Lohmann Brown layer walk through weights, feed and egg output in detail. For most Takoradi meat farmers, a fast broiler strain gives the quickest return; for a dependable egg business, a brown layer or POL pullet is the steadier choice.
Ready to price your first batch?
Tell us what you are planning — for example, "100 broilers for December in Effia-Kuma" or "200 POL pullets to Sekondi" — and we will come back with availability, a delivery plan and today's price. Message WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503) or book a visit to see the Kasoa hatchery for yourself.
How to order day-old chicks for Takoradi — step by step
- Message us on WhatsApp. Send +233 24 915 1503 a note with: your location in the twin city, the bird (broiler, layer, POL pullet, cockerel), the quantity, and roughly when you want them.
- We confirm the details. We check the hatch schedule and current stock, quote today's price, and agree a delivery or pickup plan to your part of the Western Region.
- You prepare your brooder. While you wait for the batch, get your brooding space, heat source and starter feed ready (more below).
- Chicks arrive, vaccinated and counted. You settle payment as agreed, receive the birds, and get them under heat quickly.
Booking ahead matters. Day-old chicks are hatched to order in batches, so the earlier you tell us your date, the better we can line your birds up — especially before festive peaks when demand spikes nationwide.
Delivery and transport from Kasoa to Takoradi
Agro Prime is based in Kasoa, just west of Accra, and we do not operate a branch or outlet in Takoradi — so be wary of anyone claiming to be "Agro Prime Takoradi." What we do is supply the birds and arrange transport down the main Accra–Winneba–Cape Coast–Takoradi coastal road, a route we and our transport partners know well. Day-old chicks travel surprisingly well in the first 48–72 hours after hatching because they live off the residual yolk, which is exactly why hatcheries ship them at a day old. We pack them in ventilated chick boxes to keep them warm and calm on the journey.
Because the distance and timing affect cost, we confirm the delivery arrangement and any transport charge when you message us — we will not quote a delivery price we cannot stand behind. For larger orders the economics improve, and we can discuss consolidating with other Western Region deliveries. If you would rather collect, you are welcome to arrange pickup at the hatchery. See our day-old chick delivery guide for how transport works in practice.
What to prepare before your chicks arrive
Day-old chicks cannot regulate their own body heat, so your brooder must be warm and ready before they land. Have these in place:
- A clean, draught-free brooder with a reliable heat source (a brooder lamp, gas brooder or charcoal pot used safely).
- Clean dry litter such as wood shavings on the floor.
- Chick drinkers and feeders, and clean water with a little glucose for the first hours.
- Chick starter feed / mash on day one — order it with your chicks so you are never caught short.
Takoradi's humid coastal climate means good ventilation and dry litter are especially important to keep the brooder from turning damp. Our brooding guide and brooder temperature chart give the exact temperatures to run each week.
Honest pricing guidance
We will be straight with you: we do not publish a fixed price list on this page, because chick, pullet and feed prices move with breed, season, order size and input costs — and quoting a stale figure would not be fair to you. Day-old broiler and layer chicks are the most affordable way to start; POL pullets cost more per bird because the farm has already carried the cost of raising them for about four months. The honest approach is to message us for today's price on WhatsApp, tell us your quantity (bulk orders change the maths), and we will give you a current, real quote rather than a guess. Beware of any supplier whose price looks far below the market — in chicks, unusually cheap often means unvaccinated or poorly handled birds that cost you far more in losses later.
Why buy from a working hatchery
There are plenty of middlemen reselling chicks of unknown origin. Agro Prime is a working hatchery in Kasoa — we hatch, raise and vaccinate the birds ourselves, so we can tell you the breed, the hatch date and the vaccination status honestly. You also get advice from people who keep poultry every day: what to feed, how to brood in a humid coastal climate, and how to plan a batch around the Western Region market. For farmers thinking bigger — or investors who want a stake in Ghanaian poultry rather than running a farm themselves — see our partner and invest page.
Serving the wider Western Region
We supply farmers well beyond the twin city itself — around Agona Nkwanta, Shama, Apowa, Kwesimintsim, Tarkwa and the coastal towns toward Axim. If you are in the mining belt, see our Tarkwa page; if you are closer to the Central Region border, our Cape Coast page may be nearer your route. Wherever you are, the ordering process is the same: one WhatsApp message and we confirm the rest.
Start your Takoradi batch today
You have the plan — now lock in the birds. Send us the breed, the quantity and your target date and we will confirm stock, a delivery plan to the twin city and today's price, with no guesswork on either side. Message WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503) or book a visit to the Kasoa hatchery.
The bottom line
Takoradi is a serious market for chicken and eggs, and Ghana's heavy reliance on imports leaves real room for local farmers to profit. Agro Prime gives you vaccinated day-old chicks, POL pullets and feed from a hatchery that stands behind its birds, delivered to the Western Region, with honest pricing confirmed when you order. Decide what you want to raise, get your brooder ready, and send us a message.
Order from Agro Prime Ghana
Agro Prime Ghana Limited runs a poultry hatchery in Kasoa and supplies healthy day-old chicks (broilers & layers), point-of-lay pullets, quality feed and hands-on advice to farmers across Ghana, with delivery arranged to Takoradi, Sekondi and the wider Western Region. Message us on WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503) for a current quote and to order, or book a visit.


