Description

AMO Pullets – High-Quality, Early-Laying Layer Chicks (ISA Brown Standard)

AMO Pullets are sourced from one of Nigeria’s most reputable hatcheries, engineered to deliver outstanding laying performance, high survivability, and excellent feed efficiency. These pullets are designed to start laying early, achieve high peak production, and maintain long, sustained laying cycles, making them an ideal investment for profitable egg farming.

Farmers choose AMO Pullets because they combine robust genetics, consistent growth, and high egg output, even under moderate management conditions. With proper care, AMO Pullets can produce 300–330 premium brown eggs per laying cycle, ensuring high returns on feed investment and stable income throughout their productive life.

When you choose AMO Pullets, you are selecting elite-quality birds bred for productivity, durability, and long-term profitability.

1. Exceptional Egg Production

• Produces 300–330 brown eggs per cycle

• Early laying ensures quick ROI

• High-quality shell strength and yolk color

2. Strong Immunity & Survivability

• Bred for tropical climate resilience

• Lower mortality rates under proper management

• Excellent disease resistance

3. Efficient Feed-to-Egg Conversion

• Maximizes output from every kilogram of feed

• Reduces overall production cost

• Ideal for budget-conscious farmers

4. Uniform Growth & Body Weight

• Supports synchronized production cycles

• Easier management and flock monitoring

5. Long Production Cycle

• Maintains high productivity for 70–80 weeks

• Stable income for an extended period

Recommended Usage

Brooding

• Temperature: 32–35°C during week 1

• Reduce by 2–3°C weekly

• Provide chick starter immediately after placement

Feeding Program

• Starter Feed (0–6 weeks) – for strong foundation growth

• Grower Feed (7–16 weeks) – supports frame and muscle development

• Layer Feed (17 weeks onward) – boosts egg production and shell quality

Management Tips

• Ensure clean water at all times

• Maintain good lighting schedule: 14–16 hours daily during laying

• Implement strict vaccination and biosecurity plans

• Provide adequate spacing to avoid stress

Ideal For

• Commercial egg farms

• Small-scale and backyard poultry farmers

• Female empowerment/agro-entrepreneurship projects

• Farmers targeting premium brown egg markets