ISA Brown Ready to Lay Hens | 14 weeks

Skip the Risky Chick Stage: ISA Brown Ready to Lay Hens – 14 Weeks Old

Tired of nursing fragile day-old chicks under heat lamps, only to watch some of them not make it? Worried about the months of feeding before you see your first egg? There’s a smarter way to start or restock your poultry farm.

Introducing ISA Brown Ready to Lay Hens at 14 Weeks Old. These aren’t delicate chicks. They are fully feathered, vaccinated, and hardy pullets that have already survived the toughest stage of life. By 14 weeks, the hard work is done. You take over at the perfect moment—just weeks away from your first beautiful, profitable brown egg.

Why 14 Weeks is the Sweet Spot for Smart Farmers

Buying birds at 14 weeks is the ultimate shortcut to cash flow. You avoid the high mortality and intensive care of the brooding phase and step in right when the birds are maturing into productive layers.

What You’re Getting: Healthy, Uniform Pullets

When you invest in ISA Brown Ready to lay hens from a reputable supplier like Transville Agro in Nigeria, you aren’t just buying a bird; you’re buying months of professional rearing. Here’s what to expect:

•  Robust Vaccination History: These pullets come with a complete vaccination record, protecting them against common diseases like Newcastle Disease, Gumboro, and Fowl Pox. This gives you massive peace of mind..

• Adapted to Local Conditions: These birds have already been raised in the Nigerian climate, making them hardened to local humidity and temperature fluctuations. They are ready to thrive in your specific environment.

•  Docile and Easy to Manage: ISA Browns are famous for their calm, friendly temperament. They are easy to handle, which reduces stress for both you and the birds.

Your Timeline to Profits: When Will They Lay?

This is the most common question, and the answer is exciting. At 14 weeks, your pullets are entering the final stretch of their development. Here is your realistic timeline to egg production:

• Weeks 14-17 (Settling In & Growing): During this period, the birds will settle into their new home. They are still growing and developing their reproductive organs. Focus on good nutrition and a stress-free environment.

• Weeks 18-20 (First Eggs Arrive!): You can expect your flock to drop their very first eggs between 18 and 20 weeks of age. These first eggs, called pullet eggs, might be smaller, but they are a sign that your income is about to start flowing.

• Weeks 22-28 (Ramping Up to Peak): By week 22, most of your flock will have reached a steady laying rhythm. They will then ramp up to peak production (over 90%) by about 27-28 weeks.

The ISA Brown Advantage: Built for Profit

Why choose this specific breed? ISA Browns Point of lay is the undisputed champion of commercial egg production in Africa.

• Egg-Cellent Production: A healthy ISA Brown can lay up to 429 to 470 eggs in its lifetime (to 90-100 weeks). That’s nearly an egg a day!

• Superb Feed Conversion: They are incredibly efficient, turning feed into eggs with a conversion ratio as low as 2.14 kg of feed per kg of egg mass. They eat less but produce more, directly boosting your profit.

• Hardy and Adaptable: They thrive in both cage and deep litter systems and handle our warm climate beautifully.

• Consistent Quality: You’ll get large, brown, Grade A eggs with strong shells that customers love and trust.

Your Simple Management Guide for 14-Week Pullets

To get the best from your new flock, focus on these three things:

1. Nutrition is Key: Switch them to a high-quality Layer Mash (16-18% protein) now. Crucially, provide free-choice calcium supplements like oyster shells to ensure strong eggshells right from the first egg.

2. Lighting Program: As they approach 18 weeks, gradually increase light exposure to 14-16 hours per day to stimulate and maintain peak production.

3. Comfortable Housing: Ensure good ventilation, plenty of space (0.25m² per bird in deep litter), and clean nesting boxes—one box for every 4-5 hens.

Key Specifications at a Glance

• Product: ISA Brown Ready to Lay Hens

• Age: 14 Weeks Old

• Breed: ISA Brown (Hybrid Layer)

• Uniformity: >80%

• Vaccination Status: Fully vaccinated as per schedule

• Time to First Egg: Approx. 4-6 weeks (by 18-20 weeks of age)

• Minimum Order Quantity: 1000

Ready to stop waiting and start collecting? Skip the fragile, costly chick phase. Invest in 14-week-old ISA Browns and put your farm on the fast track to profitability.

Get ISA Brown Ready to Lay Hens (14 Weeks) from Transville Agro with secure payments and delivery across Nigeria and West Africa.

Get Your Birds Now. Get Eggs This Season.