Male Turkey for Breeding and Eating

Male Turkey for Breeding and Eating Highlights

• Mature Size: Male turkeys, also known as toms, are significantly larger than hens. They can weigh between 11 to 24 pounds or more when fully grown, depending on the breed.
• Growth Rate: Turkeys are fast-growing poultry. They can reach market weight in as little as 14 to 20 weeks, making them a relatively quick source of meat.
• Dietary Needs: A balanced diet is crucial for turkey health and growth. They require a high-protein feed, especially during their early stages, supplemented with vitamins and minerals.
• Housing Requirements: Turkeys need adequate space to roam and roost. They benefit from access to pasture or a large run, as well as a dry, draft-free shelter for protection from weather and predators.
• Breeding Seasonality: Turkeys are seasonal breeders, typically starting in the spring. Hens lay eggs for a limited period, and artificial incubation is often used for commercial production.
• Temperament: While generally docile, mature male turkeys can become territorial and aggressive, especially during the breeding season. Proper management and handling are important.

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	This item Male Turkey for Breeding and Eating USh 160,000	Turkeys Available for Sale USh 150,000	Guinea Fowls for Sale - Val Poultry Farm USh 120,000
Type	Turkeys	Turkeys	Geese
Quantity	1	100	100
Price	USh 160,000	USh 150,000	USh 120,000