Fursa: Ufugaji wa Tombo (Quails Farming)

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ARE QUAIL EGGS REPLACING CHICKEN EGGS IN NIGERIA?

For hundreds of years, the quail egg has been a regular feature in Asian diets as doctors and nutritionists recognize its benefits in combating allergies, such as rhinitis, asthma, hay fever; promoting good memory; enhancing brain activity; and regulating the nervous system.

More recently, quail eggs have been used in Europe, and are widely available in pharmacies in France, Switzerland and Germany.

Quails were introduced to Nigeria in 1992 by the National Veterinary Research Institute of Nigeria (NVRI) in Vom, Plateau State. The consumption of quail eggs and meat, and quail farming in general, has been promoted by this Institute, the Nigerian Television Authority and some national daily newspapers, especially The Nigerian Tribune. The social media are also not left out as they are rife with testimonies of those who have received some relief from certain ailments after using quail eggs. A religious dimension has been added to the craving for the eggs as God was reported to have fed his people with quails at a critical period in their history. See the Holy Quran- Surah Al-Baqarah (Q2:57), and the Holy Bible- (Ex16:13).

Today, quail eggs are becoming an easy-to-get product in the Nigerian market, and many people have embraced it as an active natural medicine which can treat or alleviate a wide range of diseases, without the many side effects that accompany chemical compounds used in making modern drugs. At the rate people are embracing the consumption of quail eggs, it is being expected that quail eggs may soon replace chicken eggs in the dinning table. Should that happen, it would not be strange as several studies have established the nutritional and medicinal benefits of quail eggs. In fact, in the neighbouring Benin Republic, especially in Port Novo area, quail eggs are the only available eggs in the market.

Consider the following health benefits:

Quail eggs inhibit the growth of cancerous cells.

As alkaline forming products, quail eggs are used to treat digestive tract disorders, such as gastritis, stomach ulcers and duodenal ulcers.

They treat constipation, nausea, muscle weakness, dizziness, stress and fatigue.

They also treat insomnia, nervous system disorders, dry mouth, and paleness, muscle pain, peeling skin and hair loss.

They improve diseases of the heart, liver and kidney.

They purify the blood, increase haemoglobin, and intensively remove radionuclide from the body.

Thus the nutritional and medicinal benefits of quail eggs and meat cannot be over-emphasized; they are of immense benefit to everybody regardless of age, sex or state of health.

Quail eggs and meat are safe, and they can be consumed as part of a family’s daily diet. Quail eggs are best consumed raw or mixed in a fruit drink. They may also be eaten boiled for about three minutes.

I am sure that you’re wondering how I came across these amazing birds in the first instance. I accidentally came across day-old quails in February, 2011, at a hatchery in Ibadan where I had gone to set my turkey eggs for hatching, and I immediately fell in love with the petite smart looking birds. I bought them out of curiosity, without knowing that I had just made a fantastic investment decision. Today, I ship quail eggs and quails of all ages to Lagos, Abuja, Owerri, Onitsha and Port Harcourt. I have expanded the farm as the demands continue to rise.

Moreover, I believe anyone can replicate my story as a successful quail farmer because quail farming is not all that challenging. The birds are smallish in size; hence they do not need the wide space required like in the case of chicken or turkey.
 
hao jamaa hamna kitu kuna jamaaa yangu alitaka mkopo hapo wacha azungushwe.....ikabidi aende I & M wakampa mkopo fasta.....
 
Jamani hii topic inavutia sana..sasa kwa tz masoko yapo vipi..mahotelini ..au..na mnaofanya mnaonaje mwitikio
 
kaka ekimashi nahitaji vipimo vya hizi banda tafadhali na je la mbao na bati lipi bei nafuu kwenye utengenezaji wake?
 
Naitaji picha za kutosha kujua hawa ndege TZ wanaitwaje
 
Naitaji picha za kutosha kujua hawa ndege TZ wanaitwaje
Mkuu usikurupuke hata kidogokabla hujaanza kuwafuga JIULIZE UTAWAUZA WAPI
Kenya watu walikuwa wanafuga kuku ilipokuja hii kitu wakakimbilia huko sasa hivi imekuwa kama deci....kila mtu anao soko hakuna......tambua Kenya na kwingineko wanatamaduni...mila na destuzi tofauti na za kwatu.....kwa kautafiti kidogo nilichofanya....ni kwamba kwa Tanzania sio mayai wala nyama asnaweza akala mtanganyika wa kawaida.....labda ushawishi saana......nyama yake huwezi ukauza baa kama ya kuku...hata ukiwaweka barabarani utapata wateeeja wachache saana.....................ushashauri wangu kwakuwa kuku ndio wamezoeleka hapa Tanganyika......cha msingi ......fuga kuku...kupanda kwa garama za chakula unaweza ukazipunguza kwa asilimia kubwa kwa kutumia hydroponic fodder......na ukifanya hivyo utapata faida kubwa kuliko hao tombo............kila la kheri
 
Hata mimi nimejaribu kufanya market analysis yake yaani hawakuelewi kabisa. Kwavile tumeelewa medicinal values zake nitakuwa nanunua mayai kula tu au nifuge for family use pamoja na kuku basi.
 
Hata mimi nimejaribu kufanya market analysis yake yaani hawakuelewi kabisa. Kwavile tumeelewa medicinal values zake nitakuwa nanunua mayai kula tu au nifuge for family use pamoja na kuku basi.

Ni kweli kabisa mama Joe.....unaweza wafuga ndio lakini kama...uta export...kwa soko la ndani itachukua muda saana.....Kenya kwa wale wafugaji wa mwanzo ndio walifaidika....lakini sasa hivi wafugaji ni wengi... pakuuza hakuna.....kwa Tanzania,,,,ukiwafuga labda uwe na specialized restaurant uwatarget wageni na utakuwa unapata watanzania wachache wenye uelewa.......baada ya muda ndio watazoeleka
 
Asante kwa ushauri ninawaweka kidogo kwa majaribio, lakini sio kama mbadala au usawa wa kufuga mbuzi au kuku. Export nayo itachukua muda soko limeshikwa sana na Kenya.
 
Unfortunately,the chicken cartels in Kenya made sure that the Quail never made it's debut in the country.They corrupted the media who tried to completely annihilate the quail and demoralize farmers.However,the tables have now been turned around.This cute diminutive bird is already claiming it's rightful place in the Country.The demand for quail and it's products is growing rapidly and it is expected to hit an all time high by the end of this year.
 

unachosema Mr Frank ni kweli kabisa..hapa Tz wafugaji tulianza kama wachache Sana lakini sasa hivi baada ya kuipa hii business publicity ya kutosha wafugaji nao wameongezeka Sana na kuzidi kujitengenezea pesa kwa kuendesha biashara hii ya Kware(mayai na nyama) licha ya watu wengi kutisha wenzao kuwa watafungwa.BT ndo ilivyo wale wenye ujasiri tu ndo wanafanikiwa kwenye maisha despite all thé obstacles...tutaenda maredioni hadi kwenye TV tukiwaelimisha watanzania wenzetu faida ya ndege huyu..tumethubutu na tunasonga mbele!!!
 

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