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Where in Thailand can we buy good laying hens?

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Tags: Chickens, laying hens

May 3, 2019

Dear readers,

On our farm we grow rice, fruit, herbs and vegetables in an environmentally friendly way and for our own use. Now we are working on setting up an enclosure for ducks with a water feature, laying hens with an outdoor area and fighting hens. This with more commercial goals. We already have ducks and fighting chickens. We are now looking for laying hens.

We live in the province of Sakaeo 50 kilometers above Aranyaprathet on the border with Cambodia.

Are there readers who know an address where we can buy good laying hens? Or maybe exploit laying hens yourself and can give us advice and / or want to receive us at their company / farm?

Regards,

Rob

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TvdM says up

3 May 2019 at 16: 55

Can't you retrain those fighting chickens? They will be very grateful!

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Theiweert says up

3 May 2019 at 21: 28

I assume fighting roosters.

But if you would like to know more about the laying hens, I am also interested.

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Where in Thailand can we buy good laying hens?

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