You finance the batch. We hatch the chicks, supply the feed, vaccinate, house and manage the birds every day in Kasoa — and when they sell at 6–7 weeks, the profit is shared with you. Agreed in writing, before a single chick is placed.
Every model is backed by a working hatchery and real birds in real houses. None of them pays a fixed monthly percentage — your return comes from what the batch actually earns.
Finance one broiler batch from chick to market. We supply chicks, feed, vaccines, housing and daily management; you receive your share of the net profit when the birds are sold.
Help us add incubator capacity, brooding houses or parent stock, and share in the hatchery's output over an agreed term. A full business plan is shared before any discussion of terms.
Farms, feed shops and agrovets that need a guaranteed weekly allocation of day-old chicks or table eggs can secure it with a deposit and a standing agreement.
Every slider starts at mid-2026 orientation prices from our own farm records and published Ghana feed prices. Move them to test your own assumptions — the honest range is the point.
Start with a scenario, then fine-tune any figure.
About 8 weeks from placement to the next batch (6–7 weeks growing, then clean-out). A house can run 5–6 batches a year if you roll your capital over.
That is why a partnership with a hatchery that also mills and buys feed in bulk matters: the biggest line on the budget is the one we control best.
Target weights are our realistic Ghana figures for Cobb 500, not the breeder's laboratory curve. You get the real numbers every week.
Chicks hatched at 7:00, vaccinated, sorted and placed in a pre-heated house the same morning.
40–44 g33–35°C at bird level, starter crumble, glucose water, Gumboro vaccine. The week that decides mortality.
160–185 gHeat stepped down weekly, coccidiosis watch, Newcastle booster, feeders raised as birds grow.
~1.0 kgSwitch to finisher feed, heat off, ventilation up. Weekly weighing reported with photos.
~1.8 kgBirds sold live to traders, chop bars and bulk buyers — or dressed for hotels and supermarkets.
2.3–2.55 kgAccounts shared, your capital and profit share paid, house cleaned and rested for the next batch.
Your share
Simple, transparent and in writing. Most partners go from enquiry to a placed batch within two to three weeks.
Message us on WhatsApp or use the form below. We send the current batch plan with live chick and feed prices.
Walk the hatchery and broiler houses, meet the team, ask hard questions. Diaspora partners get a live video walk-through.
Batch size, costs, the profit split, reporting and what happens if things go wrong — all written down and signed by both sides.
Your birds go in on the next Thursday hatch. Every week you get photos, average weights, feed used and mortality.
Birds sold at 6–7 weeks, full accounts shared, your capital and share paid by bank transfer or Mobile Money. Roll into the next batch if you like.
Every bird raised in Kasoa replaces an imported one. Demand is not the problem in this business — well-managed supply is. That is the gap a hatchery-backed batch fills.
Figures as cited in our contract farming guide (MoFA / USDA FAS). Festive seasons — Christmas, Easter, Eid — push live-bird prices higher still; we time partner batches to land in those windows.
No hidden extras. The batch budget in the calculator is the whole batch budget.
One thing, agreed in writing before the hatch.
Everything between the chick and the sale.
These are the standard terms we start from. Everything is confirmed in the signed agreement for your batch.
| Minimum batch | 500 birds (1,000 recommended)Larger batches of 2,000–5,000 by arrangement; housing is allocated per Thursday hatch. |
|---|---|
| Capital required | The full batch budget as shown in the calculator at placement-day pricesYou pay once, before the hatch. No top-ups mid-batch unless you agree to them in writing. |
| Term | One batch ≈ 8 weeks from placement to payoutRoll into the next Thursday hatch or withdraw — your choice each cycle. |
| Profit split | Agreed per batch, illustrated at 50 / 50 of net profitNet profit = sales minus the full batch cost. Your capital is returned first, then the profit is split. |
| If the batch loses money | Defined in the agreementLosses from a market or disease event are shared on the same split; losses caused by a proven management failure on our side are carried by Agro Prime. |
| Reporting | Weekly — photos, average weight, feed used, mortalityPlus the placement note, the sales receipts and a final batch statement. |
| Payout | Bank transfer or Mobile MoneyWithin days of the last bird being sold; international transfers for partners abroad. |
| Early exit | Not during a batchBirds cannot be sold early without destroying the margin. You are free to stop after any batch. |
| Legal | Written agreement under Ghanaian law, signed by Agro Prime Ghana LimitedTake independent legal advice. We will happily talk to your lawyer. |
| Who you are dealing with | Agro Prime Ghana Limited, Kasoa, Central RegionPayments only to the company account. Anyone asking for money to a personal number is not us. |
Agro Prime Ghana Limited hatches day-old chicks every Thursday in Kasoa, runs a farm store, grows maize for feed and delivers to all 16 regions. The birds in your batch come from our own incubators.
You do not need to be in Ghana to run a batch with us. Whether you are in Europe, the UK or North America, you need a phone, a bank account and about eight weeks of patience.
We walk you through the hatchery and the house your birds will grow in, on WhatsApp video, at a time that suits your time zone.
Capital goes to Agro Prime Ghana Limited's bank account. Your payout comes back the same way, or to a Ghanaian account you name.
A relative or friend in Ghana can visit the farm, sign alongside you or collect the payout on your behalf.
From your first message to birds in the house takes about two to three weeks. Here is the checklist, and how to keep yourself safe while doing it.
Poultry is a real business with real risks. Partners who understand them make better decisions, so here they are in plain words.
Feed is over half the cost, so a 15% feed rise can take a third off the profit. We manage it by buying feed for the whole batch at placement where possible and buying in bulk from the mill.
Newcastle, Gumboro and coccidiosis are the usual threats; 20% mortality wipes out a cycle. We manage it with day-0 hatchery vaccination, a written vaccination schedule, strict biosecurity and all-in/all-out housing.
Live bird prices soften in quiet months and rise before Christmas, Easter and Eid. We manage it by timing batches to festive demand and selling through several channels — traders, chop bars, hotels and our own store.
Partners abroad cannot drop in every week. We manage it with weekly photo and weight reports, feed and mortality logs, and full accounts at sale — plus the open invitation to visit or video-call any time.
Anything missing? Message us on WhatsApp and a member of the farm team will reply.
No. A batch partnership is a profit-share: your return depends on what the batch actually costs and sells for. We publish realistic ranges and we never promise a fixed monthly percentage.
At mid-2026 orientation prices, roughly GH₵65,000–80,000 from chick to market, with feed making up more than half. Use the calculator above to see the breakdown and change any figure to your own assumptions.
Broilers reach market weight in 6–7 weeks. Allow about 8 weeks from placement to payout, including selling the last birds and sharing the accounts. Payment is by bank transfer or Mobile Money.
Yes. Partners in the UK, US, Germany and across the diaspora get a live video walk-through instead of a visit, the same weekly reports, and payouts by bank transfer. Someone you trust in Ghana is always welcome to visit on your behalf.
The agreement spells out exactly how a loss is shared and what counts as a management failure on our side versus a market event. We would rather lose a partner than hide a bad batch — that is why the reports are weekly and the accounts are open.
Yes, and we encourage it. Book a visit to the hatchery in Kasoa, see the incubators and the broiler houses, and go through the batch plan with us in person.
Starter batches begin at 500 birds. We recommend 1,000 for a first cycle because fixed costs per bird fall and the batch fills a house efficiently.
Request the current batch plan, book a visit, or send your questions. A real person from the farm replies — not a bot.
Whether you have GH₵30,000 or want to co-finance a new incubator hall, start with a conversation.