You can buy Lohmann Brown pullets through Agro Prime Ghana, a working poultry hatchery in Kasoa that supplies point-of-lay pullets, day-old chicks and feed to farmers across Ghana. Message us on WhatsApp to confirm whether Lohmann Brown pullets are available on your date, what age they will be on the day, and what delivery to your town involves. Lohmann Brown is a brown-egg layer line, built for steady egg production over a long laying period. If your goal is a dependable egg flock rather than meat, it is worth understanding its published performance before you commit. This guide sets out those figures, the difference between buying pullets and day-old chicks, and what to prepare so the birds start laying well.
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
We supply point-of-lay pullets and day-old layer chicks from our Kasoa hatchery, with delivery arranged across Ghana and confirmed when you order. Lohmann's published cage-system chart puts hen-housed production at about 94.5% at week 30 and about 324 eggs per hen housed by week 72. We do not claim a fixed stock line online, and we do not publish a pullet price, because prices change with the hatch, age and order size. To confirm the line and age available and to get a quote, message us on WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503), or book a visit to see the birds.
What Lohmann Brown is built to do
Lohmann Brown is a laying hen, bred for egg output rather than meat. Its performance is measured as hen-housed production: the eggs laid as a percentage of the hens you started with, which accounts for birds that are no longer laying. That is a better measure for a farm than the rate among birds still alive, because it reflects what your investment actually returns. Our Lohmann Brown layer guide covers the breed in more depth, including housing and management.
Two points to keep in mind when you read a breeder chart. First, the figures assume good management: feed, water, lighting, housing and health. Second, the chart describes a standard, not a promise for your flock. Use it as the yardstick you measure your own weekly egg count against.
The Lohmann Brown Classic cage-system chart shows production rising to its peak early in lay, then easing steadily. Hen-housed production is about 90.7% at week 25, peaks near 94.5% at week 30, and falls to about 79.6% by week 72. The chart's summary figure for eggs per hen housed to 72 weeks is about 324 eggs. Production is strongest in the first long stretch of lay, which is why a flock bought at the right point is so valuable. Plan for the decline in the later months and budget for replacement birds as the flock ages.
Pullets or day-old chicks? Choose the right starting point
Buyers usually have two routes to an egg flock. You can buy point-of-lay pullets, which are close to their first egg, or you can buy day-old layer chicks and rear them yourself. Each route suits a different farmer. The table below compares them so you can see which fits your time, space and money.
| Option | Time to eggs | Your effort | Best for a buyer who wants |
|---|---|---|---|
| Point-of-lay pullets | Close to the first egg; ask us the exact age on the day | Low: a suitable house, feed and water, then collect eggs | A quick start to egg income without the rearing stage |
| Day-old layer chicks | Several months of rearing before the first egg | High: brooding, rearing and careful management for months | The lowest cost per bird, with time and skill to rear them |
| A layer flock in lay (for context) | Already laying; check the age and production on the day | Moderate: keep production and health on track | Buyers who want output now and can judge the flock's age |
The breeder production chart we used begins its egg figures at week 21, so the age of the pullets when you collect them matters a great deal. Ask us which age is available and how it maps to the stage of lay you will see at home.
Lohmann Brown or another layer line? How to choose
Brown-egg layers share many traits, and the right choice depends on your plan: how many eggs you need each week, whether you sell whole eggs, your housing and your feed budget. Check the production and egg-count figures in the breeder's chart against your targets, then check the feed you will need to keep production up. Our guide to the best chicken breeds in Ghana compares the main egg and meat types, which helps if you are weighing a layer line against a dual-purpose bird.
Do not choose by name alone. Tell us your target number of eggs, your housing and your start date, and we will say which pullets fit and whether they are available.
Not sure whether pullets or chicks suit your plan?
Tell us your start date, how many layers you want, your housing and whether you need eggs now or in a few months. We will advise which option fits and send a quote. Message us on WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503), or book a visit and see the birds before you decide.
How to order pullets from Agro Prime
Ordering is a short WhatsApp conversation. This is the order we follow:
- 1. Tell us what you need. Send the number of pullets or chicks, the date you want them, your town, and your housing type.
- 2. We confirm the stock. We tell you which line and age are available on your date. If Lohmann Brown is not in the hatch or the pullet age you need, we will say so and discuss the closest option.
- 3. We quote and confirm delivery. You receive a price, plus a clear delivery cost and timing for your location, before you commit.
- 4. Reserve and pay. Agree the payment terms in writing on WhatsApp before we hold birds for you.
- 5. Check the birds on arrival. Inspect the pullets as they arrive, and tell us straight away if something is wrong.
Line and age: what we can and cannot confirm online
We can explain the published Lohmann Brown figures, but the line and age in a given hatch depend on what we have on the day. This page does not claim a fixed stock line or a guaranteed age. Before you pay, ask us to confirm in writing the line and age of the pullets, the vaccination status and programme, and how losses in transit are handled. A reliable supplier answers these plainly. If the answers are vague, press for specifics.
Feeding and housing that help a layer flock perform
A layer flock depends on steady feed and a sound house. Layer feed carries the calcium and nutrients that egg shells and laying need, so pullets should move onto layer feed at the right stage rather than staying on a grower ration for too long. Keep feed and clean water available at all times, avoid sudden changes in ration, and keep the house dry and well ventilated. Our layer feeding guide sets out the feed stages in more detail.
Track egg counts from the first day. A simple daily count, set against the breeder's production chart, tells you early whether the flock is performing as it should. A dip that persists is a prompt to check feed, water, lighting and health before it costs you more eggs.
Plan your laying flock with us
Once you know your start date and numbers, message us on WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503) for the current line and age, a quote and delivery details. You can also book a visit to the Kasoa hatchery to see the birds and ask your questions in person.
Delivery across Ghana and what to prepare
We supply from our Kasoa hatchery and arrange transport to customers across Ghana. Delivery cost and timing depend on your location, the number of birds and the handling needed, so we confirm them when you message us rather than quoting a generic rate. Buyers in and around Kasoa can usually collect, which keeps the journey short for the birds.
Before the birds arrive, have the house ready: clean, disinfected, with feed, water and perches or nests set out as your housing requires. A pullet that settles into a prepared house starts laying with less stress, and that gives the breeder's production curve the best chance to hold.
Pricing: what we can and cannot tell you online
We have not found a verified, dated public price for Lohmann Brown pullets in Ghana that we could quote honestly, so this page does not give a figure, and we will not invent one. Pullet prices vary with the line, the age, the season and the order size. Message us on WhatsApp for a current quote. When you compare quotes, check what each includes: the line, the age, the vaccination, the delivery and the policy on losses.
Bottom line
Lohmann Brown is a brown-egg layer with published figures you can measure your flock against: about 94.5% hen-housed production at week 30 and about 324 eggs per hen housed to week 72 in the breeder's cage-system chart. Choose between point-of-lay pullets and day-old chicks on your time, space and budget. Confirm the line, the age, vaccination and delivery before you pay. If you plan to build a larger egg enterprise over time, our partner and invest page explains how that can work.
Frequently asked questions
Do you sell Lohmann Brown point-of-lay pullets?
We will confirm on WhatsApp which line and age of pullets are available on your date. We do not claim a fixed stock line on this website, so ask us before you plan around a specific breed.
How many eggs does a Lohmann Brown hen lay?
The breeder's cage-system chart shows about 324 eggs per hen housed to week 72. Real results depend on housing, feed, water, lighting and health, so use the figure as a benchmark and count your own eggs from the first day.
Should I buy point-of-lay pullets or day-old layer chicks?
Buy point-of-lay pullets if you want eggs sooner and have less time or experience for rearing. Buy day-old layer chicks if you want the lowest cost per bird and can rear them carefully for several months. The table above compares the two.
When will the pullets start laying?
Point-of-lay means close to the first egg. The age on the day matters, so ask us for the exact age of the pullets you are buying and plan your house and feed around it.
What feed do Lohmann Brown layers need?
Pullets should move onto layer feed at the right stage, with the calcium and nutrients for laying. Our layer feeding guide sets out the stages, and we will advise on what suits your flock when you order.
Are these birds suitable for free-range or deep-litter housing?
The production chart we used is for a cage system. If you plan free-range or deep-litter housing, ask the breeder's alternative-housing data and tell us your system before you order, so we can advise honestly on what fits.
What does a pullet cost in Ghana?
We do not publish a pullet price on this page, because it depends on the line, the age, the season and the order size, and we have not found a verified, dated public price to quote. Message us on WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503) for a current quote.
Do you deliver pullets outside Kasoa?
Yes, we arrange transport to customers across Ghana. Delivery cost and timing depend on your town, the number of birds and the handling needed, and we confirm both when you message us.
Sources
- Lohmann Breeders, Lohmann Brown Classic cage-system production chart (version 08.21), hen-housed production and eggs per hen housed.
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 your area. Message us on WhatsApp (+233 24 915 1503) for a current quote and to order, or book a visit.
