Broiler Chicks
Cobb 500 · Ross 308 · Arbor Acres. Fast-growing meat birds for the six-to-eight-week broiler cycle — the fastest cash conversion in Ghanaian poultry.
Agro Prime Ghana Limited is a working hatchery on Accra's western edge. Broiler, layer, cockerel and noiler chicks are vaccinated at the hatchery, candled, graded and counted before they leave Kasoa — a short local run to Madina, Adenta, Spintex, Dansoman, Achimota and the wider Greater Accra ring. Live price on WhatsApp, no guessing.
These are the breeds listed in our store today with their published starting prices. Day-old chick prices move with feed cost, season and the cedi — the live price for your quantity comes by WhatsApp before you commit to anything.
Cobb 500 · Ross 308 · Arbor Acres. Fast-growing meat birds for the six-to-eight-week broiler cycle — the fastest cash conversion in Ghanaian poultry.
Lohmann Brown · ISA Brown · Hy-Line. The brown-egg specialists bred for high production and long productive life — the steady-income choice.
White & brown cockerels. The classic Ghanaian table bird — hardy, affordable and always in demand come festive season.
Dual-purpose, disease-resistant. Hardy birds that thrive on local feed — the smallholder favourite for meat and eggs from one flock.
Coloured, slower-growing. The premium local-taste bird the live market pays extra for — great for free-range setups.

Certified imports from top parent stock. For farmers who want named genetics and top performance — pre-ordered by WhatsApp.
Starting prices as published on our store. Prices are indicative and move with the market — your WhatsApp quote is the exact number for your quantity and date.
Everything below is how Agro Prime operates — the same promises published across our site, applied to your Accra order.
Agro Prime is a working hatchery, not a reseller. Our team runs computer-controlled incubators on a weekly cycle and hatches every Thursday — so the chicks that reach Accra are hours old, not days into a long import journey.
Chicks are vaccinated at the hatchery — Marek typically, often Newcastle and Gumboro depending on the batch — and we tell you exactly what was given so you can plan the rest with your vet. No mystery stock.
Every batch is candled, graded and accurately counted before it leaves us. You get strong, uniform birds and a number you can hold us to — because a short, verified supply line beats a cheap anonymous one.
Kasoa sits on Accra's western edge — 30 km and about 45 minutes away, one of the shortest supply lines in the country. Less travel means less stress on the birds in that critical first window, and pickup at the hatchery is always welcome.
Brooding, feed and vaccination advice comes free with every order — from the team that hatched the birds. Our blog carries the full guides, from the week-by-week temperature chart to reading the signs when something's wrong.
Not an anonymous phone number — a real hatchery in Kasoa you can walk through before you buy. Book a visit, see the incubators, meet the team, then decide. Most Accra visitors are there and back in a morning.
The site's own delivery card for Accra reads: 30 km, about 45 minutes, short local run. Here's what that means for your order, in the same three steps we publish everywhere.
We deliver to Accra and nearby communities including Madina, Adenta, Spintex, Dansoman, Achimota and the wider Greater Accra ring. You are on our doorstep, so transport is quick and gentle on the birds — ideal for fresh day-old chicks with very little travel stress. Pickup at the hatchery in Kasoa is also welcome if you prefer to collect.
These are the numbers we publish on our own blog — the same advice our team gives every customer at dispatch. The bird-level temperature targets first, then the four rules that prevent most first-week losses.
| Age | Bird-level target | What good looks like |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1–3 | 33–35°C | Chicks in a loose ring, feeding, resting in small groups |
| Week 1 | 32–34°C | Active, eating well, quiet contented cheeping |
| Week 2 | 29–31°C | Moving freely across the whole guard |
| Week 3 | 27–29°C | Using the full pen, sleeping away from the lamp |
| Week 4 | 24–26°C | Fully feathered — many Ghana farms switch heat off here |
From our week-by-week brooder temperature chart. Drop roughly 2.5–3°C per week, measure at the chicks' level 5cm above the litter, and always trust chick behaviour over the number on the thermometer.
Cold litter and cold walls keep pulling heat out of the chicks for hours. Pre-heat the pen a full 24 hours before arrival so bedding, floor and walls are warm — not just the air.
Piled tight under the lamp = cold. Pressed to the walls panting = hot. Bunched on one side = a draught to seal. Evenly spread, some eating, some dozing = perfect. The ten mistakes guide covers all of them.
Week-one stocking density with clean, dry water always in reach — no chick more than about a metre from a drinker. Overcrowding is a false economy that pays you back in losses.
Deaths in the first 3 days point to chilling or dehydration; week 2–4 with bloody droppings is coccidiosis; sudden deaths with green droppings mean Newcastle — read the full guide before reaching for medicine.
Enter your numbers for a quick, no-obligation estimate. It builds a ready-to-send WhatsApp order — we confirm the exact live price for Accra.
Enter your numbers for a quick, no-obligation estimate. It builds a ready-to-send WhatsApp order — we confirm the exact live price for Accra.
Estimates are for planning only and use orientation prices that move with feed cost, season and the cedi. We confirm the exact price and delivery cost to Accra when you message.

Agro Prime is a working hatchery, not a reseller. Our team runs computer-controlled incubators on a weekly hatch cycle, vaccinates every batch at the hatchery, and candles, grades and counts the day-old chicks before they leave us. Because we hatch locally, your birds are hours old — not days into a long import journey — when they reach you.
Written and reviewed by the Agro Prime hatchery team · Kasoa, Central Region, Ghana
Our Accra customers range from Spintex apartment keepers with a few dozen layers to commercial broiler farms on the Amasaman stretch supplying hotels and event caterers. Because our Kasoa hatchery sits on the western edge of Accra, city farmers get some of the shortest transport times in the country — less stress on the chicks and lower mortality in that critical first week.
Whether you are raising birds for meat, eggs or resale, starting with strong, well-vaccinated stock is what protects your margin — and that is exactly what we focus on for every Accra order.
Chick prices in Ghana move with season, feed cost and the cedi — a number printed on a page today misleads you next month. So the live price comes by WhatsApp with your quantity, and the published "from" prices on this page are the honest floor, not a come-on.
What doesn't move: Thursday hatching, vaccination at the hatchery, candling, grading, accurate counting, and free advice with every order. That part is structural, not seasonal.
The hatchery team answers WhatsApp messages personally, Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm. Here is the full shape of an Accra order from first message to delivered chicks, and the standards we hold ourselves to while it happens.
This section exists because buying chicks in Ghana still runs on trust, and trust runs on verifiable behaviour. Every promise below maps to something you can check: the WhatsApp thread you can screenshot, the hatch day you can count to, the hatchery you can walk into. If any single item fails when you order, hold us to it — the team reads every message.
You message with your breed, quantity and area. We answer with today's live price for that exact quantity, the delivery cost to your part of Greater Accra, and the next Thursday hatch the birds can travel on. If Thursday's hatch is already fully booked for your breed, we say so and offer the following week — we do not quietly substitute a different breed or a different hatch day and hope you don't notice.
On hatch day the chicks are vaccinated, and every batch is candled, graded and counted before boxing. Delivery or pickup happens the same morning while the birds are strong, because a day-old chick's first journey should be short — and from Kasoa to Accra it is about 45 minutes.
When you receive the birds you also receive the advice that comes free with every order: brooding temperature targets, where to measure them, stocking density for week one, and what the birds' behaviour should tell you in the first 72 hours. All of it is published openly on our blog if you want to read ahead — the temperature chart and the brooding mistakes guide are the two to start with.
We will not quote you one price and change it at delivery. The WhatsApp quote is the number. Prices genuinely move with feed cost, season and the cedi — which is exactly why we quote live, in writing, instead of printing a number that goes stale on a website.
We will not sell you chicks "starting from" a price we cannot supply. The published starting prices on this page are the same ones on our store, and your live quote is for your exact quantity and date. If a breed is out of stock until the next hatch, you hear that before you commit, not after.
We will not pretend to be something we are not. Agro Prime is a hatchery in Kasoa that welcomes visits — book one and see the incubators yourself. We would rather you verify us than take our word for anything on this page.
These are the questions Accra buyers actually ask us on WhatsApp. If yours isn't here, ask it — an answer costs nothing.
Everything we know about starting chicks in Ghana, published free on the Agro Prime blog by the team that hatches the birds.
The temperatures that keep chicks alive in the first six weeks, adjusted for harmattan and heat — plus how to read the birds instead of the thermometer.
Most first-week losses come from the same handful of avoidable mistakes. Here are the ten we see most often on Ghanaian farms, and the fix for each.
Brooding & Care
When chicks start dying, the pattern tells you the cause. Match the pattern — chilling, dehydration, coccidiosis or Newcastle — and act before you lose the batch.
Tell us your breed, your numbers and your area. You get today's live price, the next Thursday hatch and your exact delivery cost — on WhatsApp, before anything is agreed.
Prefer to see the birds first? Book a hatchery visit in Kasoa — 30 km from Accra, an easy morning trip.