Agro Prime Blog
Poultry & farming guides written for Ghana
Straight-talking advice from our hatchery team: prices, brooding, vaccines, feed and profit — everything a Ghanaian poultry farmer needs to succeed.
Straight-talking advice from our hatchery team: prices, brooding, vaccines, feed and profit — everything a Ghanaian poultry farmer needs to succeed.
Invest in GhanaFriends and family often pool money for a farm, then argue over who paid what. Here is how to put roles, money and decisions in writing before the first chick arrives.
Invest in GhanaHotels and restaurants buy certainty before they buy birds. Here is how a Ghanaian poultry farm can plan batches around a kitchen's weekly order.
Invest in GhanaFeed, deaths, weights and cash: the four records a Ghana poultry farm needs to know its real margin, and why written figures earn a partner's trust.
Invest in GhanaA 50 kg bag of broiler starter can differ by GH₵41 to GH₵72 depending on the seller. Here is what that spread means for anyone thinking about a feed business in Ghana.
Invest in GhanaChicks are paid for before the first bag of feed opens. Here is how that timing, not low profit, leaves many Ghana businesses short of cash.
Invest in GhanaFeed is more than half the cost of a broiler batch in Ghana, and maize sets much of its price. See how harvest, harmattan and the cedi reach a 1,000-bird batch.
Invest in GhanaLivestock insurance in Ghana is limited, emerging and hard to claim. Here is what is realistic, and how poultry farms manage the risk of losing birds.
Invest in GhanaPartners ask about company papers before they ask about birds. Here is how a business gets registered in Ghana, from name check to TIN and bank account.
Invest in GhanaGood farm workers decide how many birds reach market. Here is how a Ghana broiler operation finds, trains, pays and keeps the people who run its houses.
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