Hello from Philippines
Hello from Philippines
Hi everyone!
I'm Herro , currently living in Hamamatsu, Shizouka for 7 years.
I'm raising a free range chicken in the Philippines and i would like to buy a fertile eggs chicken like Nagoya Cochin ,satsumadori chicken or other types of Japanese chicken breeds.
I've been raising chickens since i was a kid and collecting different kinds of chicken from other countries.
i having a hard time last night searching where i could buy a chicken fertile eggs until i found this website
i was hoping i could get some help here.
Thank you Admin for the accept.
I'm Herro , currently living in Hamamatsu, Shizouka for 7 years.
I'm raising a free range chicken in the Philippines and i would like to buy a fertile eggs chicken like Nagoya Cochin ,satsumadori chicken or other types of Japanese chicken breeds.
I've been raising chickens since i was a kid and collecting different kinds of chicken from other countries.
i having a hard time last night searching where i could buy a chicken fertile eggs until i found this website
i was hoping i could get some help here.
Thank you Admin for the accept.
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Re: Hello from Philippines
Hello Herro and welcome to Japan Simple Life, also thank you so much for taking the time to join. We really do appreciate that.
So, you are raising free range chickens back in the Philippines. Are they for eggs or meat or a bit of both ? You've probably already found the link @Eric in Japan posted but just in case not here it is again Piyokan. They have different breeds throughout the year.
If you are after chickens for meat then you may already know about Sasso Chickens but if not here is a link to their site Sasso Chickens. They ship all over the world and breed slower growing birds that produce superior meat to the quick growing broilers commonly for sale.
I'm currently using two 'egg' breeds from Goto Hatchery, Sakura and Momiji. They are smaller in body than breeds like Okazaki Ouhan and so consume somewhat less food but produce quite nice large eggs, pink for the Sakura's and Momiji lay brown eggs.
The NLBC at their Okazai Ranch breeds some interesting varieties that you might like to see. There's also a centre here in Chiba that has some older traditional Chiba breeds but I can't find the link right now, will try and dig it out for you.
So, you are raising free range chickens back in the Philippines. Are they for eggs or meat or a bit of both ? You've probably already found the link @Eric in Japan posted but just in case not here it is again Piyokan. They have different breeds throughout the year.
If you are after chickens for meat then you may already know about Sasso Chickens but if not here is a link to their site Sasso Chickens. They ship all over the world and breed slower growing birds that produce superior meat to the quick growing broilers commonly for sale.
I'm currently using two 'egg' breeds from Goto Hatchery, Sakura and Momiji. They are smaller in body than breeds like Okazaki Ouhan and so consume somewhat less food but produce quite nice large eggs, pink for the Sakura's and Momiji lay brown eggs.
The NLBC at their Okazai Ranch breeds some interesting varieties that you might like to see. There's also a centre here in Chiba that has some older traditional Chiba breeds but I can't find the link right now, will try and dig it out for you.
Re: Hello from Philippines
hey! thank you for the respond. I used to raise sasso/kabir and sakura , momiji chicken we call 'em delkab brown / white. Then i change to meat and egg production > black australorp / rhode island red / sussex
Now im looking for Nagoya cochin chicken.
Now im looking for Nagoya cochin chicken.
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You're welcome.
How were the Sasso ? I've not yet raised any but am thinking of trying them in the future, is there a big difference in the meat quality to fast raised broilers ?
How were the Sasso ? I've not yet raised any but am thinking of trying them in the future, is there a big difference in the meat quality to fast raised broilers ?
Re: Hello from Philippines
Hi there!
I am brand new to this site myself and well I wish you luck in your business venture.
Good Luck,
Matthew
I am brand new to this site myself and well I wish you luck in your business venture.
Good Luck,
Matthew
Re: Hello from Philippines
Sasso isnt that bad if you really want Meat but the egg production is meh and talkin' about meat quality, yes there is big difference.Zasso Nouka wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2020 5:44 amYou're welcome.
How were the Sasso ? I've not yet raised any but am thinking of trying them in the future, is there a big difference in the meat quality to fast raised broilers ?
here is my big boy it's almost the same size to Sasso.
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Damn that is a fine rooster, he looks in great condition.
Like the bamboo feeding trough, I do something similar
I haven't seen Nagoya Cochin eggs for sale only chicks but there must be somewhere selling them. I can say the males are good eating . Lovely big birds with great flavour.
Like the bamboo feeding trough, I do something similar
I haven't seen Nagoya Cochin eggs for sale only chicks but there must be somewhere selling them. I can say the males are good eating . Lovely big birds with great flavour.
Re: Hello from Philippines
Your chickens look beautiful! I love grilled/fried chicken and love eggs!
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Well feast your eyes on this bad boy
Ready to pop in the oven for roast Nagoya Cochin