Innovative Poultry Solutions at AMO FARM SIEBERER HATCHERY LTD
AMO FARM SIEBERER HATCHERY LTD integrates processes to enhance value for its expanding customer base in Nigeria. They offer a range of poultry products, conduct feeding trials to improve production efficiency, and explore the impact of cassava peel meal in poultry diets.
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AMO FARM SIEBERER HATCHERY LTD. We integrate our processes to add maximum value to what we offer to our ever growing customer base across Nigeria.
WHO WE ARE : AFSH is a Parent Stock Integrator and Commercial feed miller with a sizeable market share in the poultry commercial stock segment.
PRODUCTS - RANK 1. LAYER DAY OLD CHICKS(PULLETS)- NO.1 2. BROILER DAY OLD CHICKS- NO.3 3. NOILER(DUAL PURPOSE) DAY OLD CHICKS- NO.1 4. POINT OF LAYERS (POL)- NO.2 5. SUPER EGGS (ENRICHED BRANDED)- NO.2 6. FROZEN CHICKEN ( Brand-natnudO)- NO.3 7. POULTRY FEEDS- NO.5 8. CATTLE FEEDLOT- NO.2 9. FISH NEW.
Summary of feeding trials On farm trials Four feeding trials in poultry (3 in broiler and 1 in layer)- using fine fraction One in feedlot cattle using coarse fraction Findings Using graded levels ranging from 5 to 12.5% of diet revealed that up to 10% inclusion levels of fine fraction performance is acceptable For commercial production inclusion at 5% of diet or replacement of maize by 10% was found to be good. Production response in broilers was better than layers Coarse fraction of peels can substitute for traditional feed resources in feedlot cattle
4. EFFECT OF CASSAVA PEEL MEAL (CPM) AS REPLACEMENT FOR MAIZE IN BROILER CHICKEN DIET. (ILRI-IBADAN) GROUP G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 CASSAVA PEEL CHICKS HOUSED Mean Age BIRDS HARVESTED MORT % FEED CONSUMED (KG) LIVE BODY WEIGHT(KG) FCR TOTAL FEED COST/BIRD(NAIRA) CONTROL 100 35 97 3 3.092 2.23 1.387 50 100 35 98 2 3.355 2.208 1.519 75 100 35 97 3 3.047 2.184 1.395 100 100 35 99 1 2.815 2.135 1.319 125 100 35 97 3 2.9 2.054 1.412 265 290 266 247 258 FEED COST/KG LIVE WEIGHT Sale value Gross Margin/BIRD Feed cost/ton 118.8 892 627 85800 131 883 593 86500 121.7 874 608 87400 115.6 854 607 88000 125.6 822 564 88900
5. EFFECT OF CASSAVA PEEL MEAL (CPM) IN BROILER CHICKEN DIET. (ILRI) Cassava peel Meal Control Birds Stocked 21940 21930 Birds Harvested 21347 21097 Liveability% 97.3 96.2 Total Live Wt 26,437 27,883 Ave. Wt/Bird 1238 1322 Mean Age 30.5 32.0 Total Feed used 44,700 44,050 FCR 1.691 1.580 Feed cost/ton 90,015 91,265 Total Feed cost 4,023,670 4,020,223 Income on birds 10,574,800 11,153,200 Gross margin 6,551,130 7,132,977 Difference 581,847
CASSAVA PEEL MEAL- LAYER EXPERIMENT PARAMETER CASSAVA PEEL CONTROL INCLUSION 50KG/TON MAIZE BASED DURATION 46 DAYS 46 DAYS FLOCK SIZE 1264 1264 EGGS PRODUCED 50,585 51,934 EGG PROD% 87.0 89.3 % MORT 0.9 0.87 H.H.EGG PROD 40.02 41.08 EGG WEIGHT 60.2 GM 60.45GM TOTAL FEED CONS 5,927KG 5,925 KG
CASSAVA PEEL MEAL COARSE- CATTLE EXPERIMENT NO OF BULLS 40 FATTENING PERIOD 123 DAYS FEEDING- CONCENTRATE TO GRAZING 85 : 15 CASSAVA PEEL COARSE INCLUSION 85KG/TON INITIAL BODY WEIGHT 230 FINAL BODY WEIGHT 307 WEIGHT GAIN 77KG FCR 9.07
OUTCOME & WAY FORWARD WORKING IN PPP MODE HAS RESULTED IN IDENTIFYING A NEW PRODUCT TRIALS SO FAR HAS CONVINCED US TO USE PROCESSED PEELS CONSTRAINT - WE ARE YET TO FIND SUPPLIERS OF PROCESSED PEELS POTENTIAL UTILITY OF THE TECHNOLOGY HAS CONVINCED, US AID TO FUND A PROCESSOR IN NIGERIA TO UP SCALE THIS TECHNOLOGY NIJI FARMS ONE OF THE LARGE CASSAVA PROCESSORS, WITH THE US AID IS SETTING UP THREE PEEL PROCESSING PLANT TO SUPPLY PROCESSED PEELS TO AMO
ILRI- AMO PARTNERSHIP Lab to land programme of ILRI is well appreciated by my management. We are working together with ILRI in public private partnership mode to implement the new concepts being developed by ILRI. ILRI industry partners - evaluating the processed peels -commercial viability Amo farms - looking for alternate feed resources Its mutual beneficial win-win relationship
