Questions we are asked most often

The farm is at Akinware Village, off the Ido to Eruwa road, Ibadan, Oyo State. Visitors are welcome by appointment. Call or send a WhatsApp message a day or two ahead so that someone is free to walk you round.

Both. A household buying a crate of eggs or a bird for the weekend is as welcome as a hotel on a standing weekly order. Bulk and contract pricing applies once volumes reach a level we can plan production against.

Send a WhatsApp message or call either of our numbers, or use the enquiry form on the contact page. Tell us what you need, the quantity and the date you need it, and we will confirm availability and price.

We serve Oyo State and the neighbouring states of the South West as our primary market. Deliveries further afield are arranged case by case, depending on the volume and the produce involved.

Yes. Chicks, feed, drugs and the other inputs for a batch can be supplied on one order, which is usually cheaper and simpler than sourcing each separately.

That is what our farm management service is for. We establish the farm, run it week to week and report to you on progress and cost. Many of our management clients are based outside the state or outside the country.

Yes. Our consultancy covers site assessment, deciding what to farm, costing the venture and setting it up. We would rather tell you early that a plan does not add up than take the work and watch it fail.

Prices move with the season and with input costs, so we quote rather than publish a price list. Send us the detail of what you need and you will have a quotation.