A Note on the Costs of Egg Production in Uganda
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1963
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Trail, J. C. M.
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This note was designed to provide some detailed costings on a medium-sized poultry enterprise of 500 laying hens similar to those now appearing in increasing numbers especially in Buganda.These figures make it very obvious thatunder present conditions in Uganda, when a farmer can obtain about Sh. 3/60 per dozen for his eggs all the year round, the choice of stock is of utmost importance. While the Light Sussex X Rhode Island Red and White Leghorn and Rhode Island Red crosses made a profit of Sh. 10/11 and Sh. 9/02 respectively per bird, the Rhode Island Red made only Sh. 2/49 per bird and the Light Sussex and Black Australorp were maintained at a loss.
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Trail, J. C. M. (1963). A Note on the Costs of Egg Production in Uganda. East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal, 29(1), 62. https://doi.org/10.1080/00128325.1963.11661899