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To be the world best company known for rendering first class partnership, opportunities and services.

Our Mission:
To provide wide range of partnerships, Products and services to individuals and cooperate bodies across the globe. Our Core Values:
Honesty, Transparency, Equality, Sustainability And Time Bound Service delivery. Our services
- Partnership
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- logistic & LPO
- Real-Estate
- Oil & Gas.

JOY TO THE WORLD!!! May your days be filled with joy, peace, and unforgettable memories shared with loved ones.To our cl...
25/12/2025

JOY TO THE WORLD!!!
May your days be filled with joy, peace, and unforgettable memories shared with loved ones.

To our clients, investors and partners, may your homes be wrapped in warmth, laughter, and happiness today and always.

Wishing you a wonderful Christmas and a prosperous New Year ahead!

Merry Christmas from iECO GROUP🎄🎁🎁

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20/04/2025

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START A UNIQUE POULTRY BUSINESSDid you know that Guinea fowl farming is more profitable .Below are the reasons:1)The mor...
03/02/2025

START A UNIQUE POULTRY BUSINESS

Did you know that Guinea fowl farming is more profitable .Below are the reasons:

1)The mortality rate in Guinea fowls is 0.43%

2) Guinea fowls are disease resistant because their immune system is thrice stronger than indigenous chickens hence cutting vaccination and medical expenses.

3) Guinea fowls in their nature lay eggs 100-150 eggs but under good nutrition and management they can reach up to 200
4). Guinea fowls are marketable just like any other indigenous chicken

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How to Recycle Old Bags to Grow Ginger at Home for a Bountiful HarvestMaterials Needed:Old bags (e.g., reusable shopping...
02/01/2025

How to Recycle Old Bags to Grow Ginger at Home for a Bountiful Harvest
Materials Needed:
Old bags (e.g., reusable shopping bags, burlap sacks)
Ginger rhizomes
Potting soil
Compost (optional)
Water
Step-by-Step Instructions:
1. Prepare the Ginger Rhizomes:
Select healthy ginger rhizomes with eyes (growth buds).
Cut into 1-2 inch pieces, ensuring each piece has 1-2 eyes.
Let pieces dry for a day or two to prevent rotting.
2. Prepare the Bags:
Choose sturdy bags with good drainage. Add holes if needed.
Fill bags with potting soil and compost mix.
3. Plant the Ginger:
Place bags in indirect sunlight.
Plant ginger pieces 2-4 inches deep, eyes facing up, spaced a few inches apart.
4. Water and Care:
Water thoroughly and keep soil consistently moist.
Add soil if rhizomes become exposed.
5. Fertilize and Maintain:
Feed with balanced fertilizer or compost every few weeks.
Keep bags w**d-free.
6. Harvesting:
Ginger matures in 8-10 months. Harvest when leaves yellow and die back.
Carefully dig out rhizomes, use fresh or dry for storage.
Tips for Success:
Plant in early spring.
Ensure good drainage to prevent rot.
Maintain consistent soil moisture.
Move bags indoors during winter in colder climates.
By recycling old bags, you create an eco-friendly way to grow ginger at home with minimal effort for a plentiful harvest.

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LAYER'S FEEDS?Here’s a formulation guide based on expert recommendations:1. Starter Feed (0-8 weeks) - Maize: 50 kg ...
01/01/2025

LAYER'S FEEDS?

Here’s a formulation guide based on expert recommendations:
1. Starter Feed (0-8 weeks)
- Maize: 50 kg
- Soya Meal: 17.5 kg
- Fish Meal: 12 kg
- Maize Bran: 10 kg
- Sunflower Cake: 4.5 kg
- Limestone: 4 kg
- Bone Meal: 1.5 kg
- Salt: 300 grams
- Premix: 200 grams
- Toxin Binder: 100 grams

This feed provides the necessary high protein (18-20%) for the rapid growth and development of the chicks.
2. Grower Feed (9-20 weeks)
- Maize: 60 kg
- Soya Meal: 14 kg
- Fish Meal: 10 kg
- Maize Bran: 7 kg
- Sunflower Cake: 5 kg
- Limestone: 2.5 kg
- Bone Meal: 1.2 kg
- Salt: 200 grams
- Premix: 100 grams
- Toxin Binder: 50 grams
This formulation lowers the protein content to around 16-18%, which is ideal for the continued growth and preparation of the birds for laying.
3. Layer Feed (20+ weeks)
- Maize: 55 kg
- Soya Meal: 13 kg
- Fish Meal: 8 kg
- Maize Bran: 12 kg
- Sunflower Cake: 6 kg
- Limestone: 5 kg
- Bone Meal: 2 kg
- Salt: 300 grams
- Premix: 150 grams
- Toxin Binder: 100 grams
This feed supports egg production with around 16% protein and the necessary calcium for strong eggshells.

DISEASE IDENTIFICATION FROM DROPPINGS

1. YELLOW AND FOAMING DROPPING: Early stage of Coccidiosis. Remember Embazim Forte for preventative and curative measures.

2. DROPPING WITH BLOOD: Severe Coccidiosis!!! Why wait till it get to that stage??? Well, You need Embazim Forte or Amprolium for fast treatment!!!

3. GEENISH DROPPING: Late stage of worms, New Castle Disease, fowl cholera/typhoid, eaten not well dried feed or eaten a lot of green vegetables if free ranged. Take action depending on other clinical signs shown and don't forget to give Lasota vaccine to prevent Newcastle Disease!

4. WHITE MILKY RUNNING DROPPING: Worms, Gumboro disease (Infectious Bursal Disease-IBD).

5. BROWN RUNNING DROPPING: E.coli Infection. You can treat with floxinor or gentylo and vitaflash

6. BLACK DROPPING: Possibility of internal bleeding or too much of proteins. To avoid internal bleeding and enteritis, you should use water acidifiers that's LIPTOBAC L PLUS

7. CLEAR OR WATERING RUNNING DROPPINGS: Infectious Bronchitis or Stress. Mycotoxins too causes it! The same with too much usage of antibiotics.

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TURKEY FARMING TIPSWhat It Takes To Start A Turkey Farming Businessturkey farming is one of the unique business ideas yo...
01/01/2025

TURKEY FARMING TIPS
What It Takes To Start A Turkey Farming Business
turkey farming is one of the unique business ideas you can venture into.

Turkey are very good scavengers consuming earthworms, small insects, snails, kitchen waste and termites.

“Turkeys only need a lot of care when still young. Young poults need to be kept warm by being kept close to a source of heat

Turkeys start laying eggs at six to eight months and this production period is up to 24 weeks from the point of lay. Under proper feeding, a single turkey lays as much as 60-100 eggs annually. Nearly 70 percent of the eggs will be laid in the afternoon. When it comes to hatching, it can hatch as many as 15 at each sitting.

Specifics for breeding and incubating turkeys are quite different from chicken.
It is very challenging when turkeys start laying eggs because they do not want anybody to see them.

The incubation period is 28 days. There are two methods of incubation. Natural incubation with sitting females; naturally turkeys are good brooders and each can hatch 10-15 numbers of eggs. Only clean eggs with good eggshells and shape should be placed for brooding to get 60%-80% hatchability and healthy poults.

Turkeys require particular conditions which are different from those for other poultry birds. First of all, turkeys need a lot of space by virtual of their size.

Specifics for breeding and incubating turkeys are quite different from chicken.

Feeding

start your turkeys on starter mash. Make sure there is plenty of starter mash in the feeders, and that the chicks have fresh clean water at all times. Common varieties of turkeys include broad-breasted bronze and Broad-breasted white.

Feed for turkey poults must contain at least 24 per cent protein (not found in many commercial feeds), 2 per cent calcium and 0.9 per cent phosphorus.

Turkeys require about six square meters per ine

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How to Start a Successful Goat Farming BusinessStarting a goat farming business involves careful planning and ongoing ma...
26/12/2024

How to Start a Successful Goat Farming Business

Starting a goat farming business involves careful planning and ongoing management. Follow these steps to get started:

1. Research and Planning:
■ Learn basic goat farming practices.
■ Decide your farm's purpose (meat, milk, or breeding).
■ Research your local market and competitors.
■ Create a business plan with goals, finances, and marketing strategies.

2. Permits and Licenses:
■ Check local regulations and obtain necessary permits.
■ Comply with animal welfare and health standards.

3. Land and Facilities:
■ Assess land needs based on your farm's size.
■ Ensure proper pasture, fencing, and shelter.
■ Install water sources and drainage.

4. Quality Goat Breeds:
■ Choose breeds suited to your goals and climate.
■ Get healthy goats from reputable sources.
■ Vaccinate and check their health.

5. Nutrition and Care:
■ Develop a feeding plan.
■ Maintain clean water and hygiene.
■ Vaccinate and deworm regularly.
■ Provide suitable housing.

6. Marketing and Sales:
■ Identify potential customers (restaurants, markets, etc.).
■ Market your goat products online and locally.
■ Build relationships with the community.

7. Continuous Learning:
■ Stay updated through workshops and associations.
■ Evaluate and improve your farm.
■ Seek advice from experienced farmers.

Success in goat farming requires effort, knowledge, and financial planning.

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GUINEA FOWL FACTS 1. GUINEAS TRAVEL IN PACKSThey are like a pack of wolves, in terms of sticking together. When we fir...
12/10/2024

GUINEA FOWL FACTS

1. GUINEAS TRAVEL IN PACKS

They are like a pack of wolves, in terms of sticking together. When we first got our Guineas, they would run around our six acres together. If you saw two, you knew all the others were close by. It looks quite interesting seeing large-sized birds all gathered in one place and running around together. On occasions, they will separate and have two different groups. But they are always with one another. You will not find one standing alone unless it is nesting or injured.

2 – GUINEAS LAY EGGS IN HIGH GRASS

No matter how much you try to create a nesting place for your Guineas, they will avoid it and find a place of their own. I put boards against the house, bought nesting boxes and put them in obscure places and even put hay in a dark corner. They would not use the homes I built for them. Guinea hens are very particular about where they nest. I always find a ton of their eggs in high grass.

3 – GUINEA FOWL EAT A LOT OF BUGS

The reason I bought Guineas is because I met a guy in a feed store who told me that he had fifty Guineas. I said, “Fifty guinea pigs!” He shook his head and laughed. Then, he told me that he had fifty Guinea Fowl and how they clear his acres of bugs in no time.

Since I had just purchased my property and am not fond of bugs at all, I ordered thirty guineas. I often see my Guineas catching moths, crickets, grasshoppers, and creepy crawlers. I have read that their favourite bug is the mite. Since mites are so small, I have not personally seen them eat one; but my dogs seem totally free of mites with my Guineas around.

Did You know? Guineafowls are considered omnivores. This means they will consume plant and animal matter as part of their diet

4 – GUINEA EGGS ARE DELICIOUS
When I first bought my guineas, I did not think about their eggs. I owned Guineas strictly for keeping down the bug population. My husband and I were a little apprehensive about eating Guinea eggs at first because we were new



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Uses Of Moringa plant and how to use it in Poultry Farming.Moringa plant, also known as the drumstick tree, is a highly ...
03/10/2024

Uses Of Moringa plant and how to use it in Poultry Farming.

Moringa plant, also known as the drumstick tree, is a highly nutritious plant that can be used in various ways in poultry farming. Here are some of its uses and how to use it:

Feed supplement: Moringa leaves are rich in essential nutrients, including protein, vitamins, and minerals, that are beneficial to poultry health and productivity. You can dry the leaves and grind them into a powder, which can then be added to your poultry feed to supplement their nutrition.

Immune booster: Moringa leaves contain natural antioxidants, which help boost the immune system of poultry birds, making them more resistant to diseases and infections.

Antibacterial agent: Moringa leaves contain antibacterial compounds that can help prevent and control bacterial infections in poultry. Adding moringa powder to the feed can help reduce the incidence of diseases such as coccidiosis and salmonellosis.

Growth promoter: Moringa leaves also contain growth-promoting compounds, which can help improve the growth rate and weight gain of poultry birds, making them more marketable.

To use moringa in poultry farming, you can follow these steps:

Harvest fresh moringa leaves and wash them thoroughly.

Dry the leaves in the shade until they are dry and crisp.

Grind the dried leaves into a fine powder using a mortar and pestle or a grinder.

Mix the moringa powder into your poultry feed, at a ratio of 2-5% of the total feed, depending on the age and weight of the birds.

Store the moringa powder in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.

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How to Grow an Apple Tree from SEED to FRUIT in 3 YEARS!1. Prepare the Seeds:Collect seeds from a ripe apple.Clean and d...
03/10/2024

How to Grow an Apple Tree from SEED to FRUIT in 3 YEARS!
1. Prepare the Seeds:
Collect seeds from a ripe apple.
Clean and dry the seeds for a day.
2. Stratify the Seeds:
Place seeds in a damp paper towel and into a plastic bag.
Store in the refrigerator for 6-8 weeks, keeping the towel moist.
3. Plant the Seeds:
After stratification, plant seeds 1/2 inch deep in small pots with potting soil.
Water well and place in a sunny spot or under grow lights.
4. Care for the Seedlings:
Keep soil consistently moist.
Transplant seedlings to larger containers or outdoors when they have several leaves.
5. Transplanting Outdoors:
Choose a sunny, well-draining spot.
Space trees 15-20 feet apart.
Plant seedlings, firming the soil around the roots.
6. Accelerate Growth:
Fertilize regularly.
Water deeply and mulch to retain moisture.
7. Pruning:
Prune in late winter or early spring to shape and remove dead branches.
Create an open canopy for sunlight and air circulation.
8. Pollination:
Plant at least two apple varieties nearby for cross-pollination.
9. Pest and Disease Management:
Monitor for pests and diseases.
Use treatments as needed to protect trees.
10. Fruit Thinning:
In the second year, thin fruit to one per cluster when marble-sized to improve quality.
11. Harvesting:
By the third year, trees should bear fruit.
Harvest when apples are firm, crisp, and fully colored.

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Fifteen (15) Nutritious Leaves and Grasses you can feed your Rabbits 🐇 🐰 for maximum productivity!1. Sunflower: Sunflowe...
24/09/2024

Fifteen (15) Nutritious Leaves and Grasses you can feed your Rabbits 🐇 🐰 for maximum productivity!

1. Sunflower: Sunflower leaves are rich in nutrients such as vitamins A, C, and E, as well as minerals like calcium, magnesium, and iron.

They promote healthy bone development, support good vision, aid in digestion, and provide an energy boost to rabbits.

2. Siam w**d: Siam w**d leaves are known for their high antioxidant content, which helps in boosting the immune system and protecting rabbits from

cellular damage. They also possess anti-inflammatory properties and may aid in reducing inflammation in rabbits.

3. Elephant grass: Elephant grass is a nutritious forage option for rabbits. It is rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals that aid in digestion, promote healthy teeth,

and support overall gut health.

4. Potato leaves: Potato leaves are an excellent source of vitamins B6 and C, as well as fiber. They contribute to the healthy growth and development of rabbits, support the immune system, and help in maintaining a healthy coat.

5. Water leaf: Water leaf is rich in essential nutrients such as vitamins A, C, and E, as well as minerals like calcium, potassium, and iron. It helps in maintaining good eye health, boosts the immune system, aids in digestion, and promotes healthy skin and hair.

6. Bamboo leaves: Bamboo leaves are a good source of fiber, antioxidants, and essential minerals like potassium and magnesium. They help in regulating blood sugar levels, improving digestion, promoting cardiovascular health, and strengthening the immune system.

7. Tridax: Tridax leaves contain antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that support the overall health of rabbits. They help in improving digestion, boosting the immune system, and maintaining healthy skin and coat.

8. Milk leaf: Milk leaf is packed with essential nutrients like vitamins A, B1, B2, and C, as well as calcium and iron. It supports strong bone development, aids in digestion, promotes healthy skin, and boosts the immune system.

9. Congo grass: Congo grass is highly nutritious, containing valuable minerals like calcium and phosphorus for bone health, as well as vitamins A, C, and E. It aids in digestion, promotes healthy growth, and supports a robust immune system.

10. Cogon grass: Cogon grass leaves provide rabbits with essential nutrients and dietary fiber. They aid in digestion, contribute to a healthy gastrointestinal tract, and provide energy to support overall rabbit well-being.

11. Butterfly peas: Butterfly pea leaves are rich in antioxidants and contain vitamins A and C. They have potential antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties, which can benefit the overall health of rabbits.

12. Brachiaria grass: Brachiaria grass is a nutritious option for rabbit forage. It is high in fiber, promoting healthy digestion, and provides essential vitamins and minerals for overall well-being.

13. Guinea grass: Guinea grass is a valuable source of nutrients for rabbits. It aids in digestion, provides energy, supports growth, and contributes to maintaining good general health.

14. Millet leaves: Millet leaves are packed with vitamins and minerals such as vitamin B6, potassium, and magnesium. They support healthy metabolic function, aid in digestion, and contribute to strong immune health in rabbits.

15. Maize leaves: Maize leaves contain essential nutrients like vitamins A, B, and C, as well as minerals such as calcium and potassium. They promote healthy digestion, contribute to overall growth and development, and support a strong immune system in rabbits.

Including these various leaves in a rabbit's diet can provide a diverse range of nutrients, supporting their overall health, digestion, immune system, and general well-being. It's important to introduce new leaves gradually and observe how the rabbits respond to ensure their

digestive systems adapt well to the changes.

Avoid grasses and leaves that are sprayed with pesticides or infected with disease, giving them to your rabbits can kill them.
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