Six stages, the same care at every one of them — from hatchery to your doorstep. Here's exactly what happens before your order arrives.
Every flock starts with strong parent stock. We source healthy breeding lines and, for day‑old chicks, work with reliable hatcheries that follow strict incubation and hygiene standards.
Chicks are inspected on arrival for size, activity and general health before they're accepted into our brooding houses.
Newly arrived chicks spend their first weeks in warm, clean brooders with controlled temperature and closely monitored humidity — the period where good habits (or bad ones) get set for the rest of the flock's life.
Our team checks on brooding houses multiple times a day, watching for early signs of stress, chilling or illness.
As birds mature, we move them through a structured feeding programme — starter, grower and finisher formulations — balanced for steady, even weight gain rather than rushed growth.
Clean water is available at all times, and feed intake is tracked to catch any drop‑off early, which is often the first sign something needs attention.
Vaccination follows a set schedule from day one, and our farm maintains controlled access, footbaths and cleaning routines to keep disease out of the flock entirely — prevention, not treatment, is the goal.
Any bird showing signs of illness is isolated immediately to protect the rest of the flock.
When birds reach market weight, or eggs are collected, everything moves through hygienic handling — cleaning, dressing and packing done promptly to lock in freshness before chilling or delivery.
Eggs are cleaned and graded by size the same day they're collected, never left to sit in storage.
Orders are scheduled for same‑day or next‑day delivery wherever possible, keeping the time between farm and table as short as it can be.
Wholesale partners get a standing delivery calendar; retail and household customers can order as needed by phone, WhatsApp or through our contact form.
Freshness isn't decided at the delivery stage — it's built into every stage before it. A rushed hatch, an inconsistent feed schedule, or a lapse in biosecurity shows up later as a weaker bird or a shorter shelf life. That's why we treat all six stages with equal seriousness.
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