Day-Old Pullets | ISA Brown

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Are you ready to build a profitable egg-laying flock from the very beginning? The journey to thousands of fresh, high-quality eggs starts with one critical decision: choosing the right breed. And when it comes to proven performance across Nigeria and Africa, ISA Brown stands head and shoulders above the rest.

Welcome to our Day-Old Pullets category, featuring the world-renowned ISA Brown – the brown egg layer that farmers trust for its hardiness, friendly temperament, and outstanding production. Whether you’re starting your first flock or expanding an existing operation, these chicks are your ticket to a thriving poultry business.


Why ISA Brown? The Breed That Delivers

ISA Brown isn’t just another layer breed. It’s the result of decades of genetic selection for tropical adaptability, feed efficiency, and relentless egg production. Here’s why farmers across Africa choose ISA Brown day-old pullets:

Feature ISA Brown Advantage
Egg Production 300-350 large brown eggs per year
Peak Lay Reaches 95%+ production at peak
Body Weight 1.8-2.0kg at maturity
Feed Conversion Excellent (eats less per egg)
Temperament Calm, docile, easy to manage
Climate Tolerance Thrives in tropical heat
Egg Size Large, uniform brown eggs
Mortality Rate Low (robust health)

What You’re Getting: Day-Old Pullets

When you order day-old pullets from us, you’re receiving chicks that have been carefully hatched, handled, and prepared for a healthy start. Here’s what to expect:

✅ Freshly Hatched: These chicks are just hours old, giving you complete control over their brooding, feeding, and vaccination schedule from day one.

✅ ISA Brown Genetics: You’re getting the world’s most popular brown egg layer – proven in commercial farms and backyard flocks across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and beyond.

✅ Vaccinated at Hatchery: All our day-old pullets come with their first vaccinations (typically Marek’s disease and others as recommended) to give them the best possible start.

✅ Healthy & Active: We select only the strongest, most vigorous chicks. No weaklings, no culls.

✅ Carefully Packaged: Shipped in specialized chick boxes that maintain optimal temperature and ventilation during transport.

Order Notes – Please Read Carefully

📦 Packaging: The price listed is for a carton of 50 chicks. Each carton is carefully packed to ensure safe transport and chick welfare.

📆 Price Updates: Please note that the current price will be available on Mondays and Thursdays. Fertilizer and poultry input prices can be volatile, and we update our pricing twice weekly to reflect current market rates. For up-to-date pricing, please check back on these days or contact us directly.

🛡️ Secure Your Order: Day-old pullets are in high demand. Buy Now to secure your order and ensure availability for your preferred delivery date.

📞 Need Help? Our team is here to support you:

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Your ISA Brown Chicks – What’s in the Carton?

A typical carton of 50 day-old ISA Brown pullets includes:

Item Details
Number of Chicks 50 (standard commercial carton)
Breed ISA Brown (genuine, certified genetics)
Age Day-old (hours since hatch)
Sex All female (pullets) – sexed at hatchery (99% accuracy)
Vaccinations First vaccinations administered (Marek’s disease)
Packaging Specialized chick transport boxes
Health Status Healthy, active, and ready for brooding

How to Get the Best Start for Your ISA Brown Pullets

Your day-old pullets will thrive if you give them the right start. Here’s what you’ll need:

Brooding Essentials (First 6 Weeks)

Item Details
Brooder House Clean, draft-free, secure area with proper ventilation
Heat Source Maintain 35°C for the first week, reducing by 2-3°C per week
Feeder Chick feeder trays (allow 2.5cm feeding space per chick)
Drinker Chick drinkers (clean, fresh water at all times)
Bedding Dry, absorbent litter (wood shavings, rice husks)
Lighting 24 hours of light for the first few days, then reduce gradually

Feeding Schedule

Stage Age Feed Type Protein Level
Starter 0-6 weeks Chick Mash / Starter Crumbs 20-22%
Grower 6-16 weeks Grower Mash / Pullet Developer 16-18%
Layer 16+ weeks (or at first egg) Layer Mash / Layer Pellets 16-18% (with calcium)

Vaccination Schedule

Age Vaccine Method
Day 1 Marek’s Disease (at hatchery) Injection
Day 7-10 Newcastle Disease (Lasota) Eye drop / Drinking water
Day 14-21 Gumboro (Infectious Bursal Disease) Drinking water
Day 28-35 Fowl Pox Wing web
Week 8-10 Newcastle Disease (booster) Drinking water
Week 14-16 Coryza / Fowl Typhoid (as recommended) Injection

Always consult your veterinarian for a tailored vaccination program for your area.


What Makes ISA Brown the Top Choice in Nigeria & Africa?

ISA Brown layers are specifically bred to excel in the conditions African farmers face:

  • Heat Tolerance: Their genetics allow them to continue laying even during hot seasons when other breeds slow down.

  • Disease Resistance: Robust immune systems mean fewer health problems and lower mortality.

  • Feed Efficiency: They convert feed into eggs efficiently, helping you manage rising feed costs.

  • Docile Temperament: Easy to handle, less stress for both birds and workers.

  • Egg Quality: Consistent brown shell colour, strong shells, and excellent internal egg quality.

  • Persistence: They maintain production well into their second and third lay cycles.


Farmers Are Talking

“ISA Brown is the only breed I keep. They’re tough, they lay like machines, and my customers love the big brown eggs. I’ve been buying my day-olds from this supplier for three years now – never disappointed.” – Chidi, Enugu State

“Starting with day-old pullets gave me full control. I vaccinated on my schedule, fed them well, and by week 19, they were laying. By week 28, I was making profit. Best investment I ever made.” – Fatima, Katsina State


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many eggs will my ISA Brown pullets lay?
A: Expect 300-350 brown eggs per bird per year under good management. Peak production can exceed 95% (meaning 95 eggs from 100 birds per day).

Q: When will they start laying?
A: ISA Browns typically start laying between 18 and 22 weeks of age, depending on feeding, management, and season.

Q: Do I need a rooster for egg production?
A: No! Hens lay eggs without a rooster. You only need a rooster if you want fertilized eggs for hatching.

Q: How long do they lay eggs for?
A: Peak production is in the first year (12-18 months). They will continue laying at good levels for 2-3 years, after which production declines and they may be sold as spent layers.

Q: What should I feed my day-old pullets?
A: Start with chick starter mash (20-22% protein) for the first 6 weeks, then switch to grower mash (16-18%) until they start laying, then layer mash (with calcium).

Q: Can I raise ISA Browns in a free-range system?
A: Yes! ISA Browns adapt well to free-range and semi-intensive systems, though they will perform best with good nutrition and protection from predators.

Q: What space do they need?
A: Provide about 4-5 birds per square metre in deep-litter housing. Adjust for climate and management style.


Ready to Build Your Egg Business?

Your journey to a successful egg-laying operation starts with the right foundation. ISA Brown day-old pullets give you that foundation – robust genetics, proven performance, and the potential for real profit.

Buy Now to Secure Your Order. Stock is limited, and demand is high. Don’t wait until the next batch is sold out.

📞 Order Inquiry & Support:

  • Live Chat: Available on our site

  • WhatsApp: Click the WhatsApp widget on the left side of our site

  • Phone: 09033740382

Our team is ready to answer your questions, confirm pricing, and arrange delivery.

Start your flock today. Power your profits tomorrow.


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