How Much Does it Cost to Raise 100 Chickens in Kenya?


Chicken farming has dominated the country. This is because it is profitable and its demand is extremely high. If you have ever thought of starting a poultry farming business, I recommend you consider chicken farming.

The cost of raising 100 chickens is an average of Ksh.9,000 to Ksh.16,000 in Kenya. The given price range varies depending on the type of chicken and the equipment to be purchased. For instance, raising your chicken in a local house would cost less than in an improved house.

You can consider beginning with a small amount for fixed budgets and expanding with time.

You should consider feeding the chicken properly for faster growth (the way you provide for your chicken matters a lot). You should also ensure that the chicken gets adequate water for better health.

Where to Source Chicken (Broilers and Layers)

It would be best to consider where you will source the chicken to be raised. Some of these places include;

  • Muguka Poultry Farm.
  • Kenchic Limited.
  • Kenbrid Farm.
  • Brade Gate Poultry Industries.

By visiting the mentioned places, you will have a chance to select the chicken of your choice.

Where to Sell Chicken in Kenya

After you have raised your chickens, you might consider selling them. This brings us to where to sell chicken in Kenya. There are a lot of places you can sell your chicken. However, you can consider maximizing your marketing efforts by using any of the below mentioned methods before selling your chicken;

  1. Distribute fliers

Through this method, you will be able to reach a wide range of people. The fliers will help your business become famous, thus increasing the chances of selling out.

  1. Use Social Media

In today’s modern world, social media has become the center of everything. Therefore, you can maximize this advantage by creating a social media page. The page should contain all the details of your business. This will help people reach you easily.

Alternatively, you can sell your chicken at butcheries, hotels, and farms, among other places.

How Much Should a Chicken be Fed Per Day in Kg?

On average, a chicken will consume 0.110kg of feed, which is equivalent to 110 grams. Therefore, your responsibility as a farmer is to ensure that your chicken eats healthy to reach the desired market weight. The meal should consist of grower and finisher mash for better growth results.

Kienyeji Chicken Prices in Nairobi

The price of a 2 kilograms of kienyeji chicken in Nairobi is approximated at Ksh. 1,000. The prices, however, vary due to several factors.

On the other hand, an improved kienyeji chick goes for a price of Ksh. 100 onwards

How Much Does a Chicken Cost in Kenya?

The price of a chicken ranges from Ksh.600 to Ksh.1,500. The variation may be due to the breed of the chicken, type, or from where you are purchasing.

Where to Buy Layers Chicken in Kenya

Here is a list of places where you can buy layers in Kenya; 

  • Jacana Poultry Supplier
  • Amity Poultry Limited
  • Kuroiler Chicks 
  • Isinya Chicks 
  • Muguku poultry farm.

Price of Kenchic Layers 

Kenchic layers are mainly reared for egg production. Kenchic layer chicks will go for a price beginning at Ksh.120 onwards.

Where to Buy Broiler Chicken in Kenya

Broilers are reared for meat production. Broilers are considered the most profitable type of bird to rear. Here are some of the places where you can buy broiler chicken:

  • Jacana Poultry Supplier.
  • Mustafa Poultry.
  • Aisha’s chicken center.
  • Kenchic poultry center.
  • Hypopine meat supply.

These are the best places where to buy broilers in Kenya.

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