@Gathige - I have not been at it for very long - only since September last year when I bought the Kenbro before they were mature. They started laying in January this year. However, I am not looking to convert back to pure kienyeji - I'll just keep the pure kienyeji mainly for incubating the kenbro cross chicks. I want take advantage of the fast growth of the Kenbro. When the current ones 'retire' I will buy more pure Kenbro and continue the crossing with kienyeji cocks. You could buy some pure kienyeji hens to do the incubating job for you or buy an incubator (cost?). The crosses I have now I am aiming to sell during the coming Christmas period with a target price of over 800 bob each. BTW, my pure Kenbro layers already weigh over 5kgs each!

If you are in Nairobi,drive past Kinoo and you will see a sign board written Magana flowers,follow the sign post to below the fly over and ask for kwa kuku.You will find the Kenbros there.

Kindly advice on how to get the fertilised kenbrew or kienyeji eggs within Nairobi.

Look no further
https://www.facebook.com/groups/farmingkenya/

Need supplier along thika road for pembe feeds.