Poultry Affairs is an independent publication covering poultry health, husbandry, and production. It is run by Adebola Adebiyi, a poultry farmer and farm management consultant with over 22 years of experience, based in Ijebu-Ode, Nigeria.
Adebola is a former Farm Supervisor at Zartech and a former Consulting Manager at Mukaz Farm, Ogijo, Nigeria. He currently serves as Director and Consultant at Phoenix Agribusiness Enterprises.
Our mission is to give poultry keepers accurate, practical information they can trust and act on. We want every article to help you make better decisions for your birds, whatever the size of your flock.
Poultry Affairs is written for backyard keepers, smallholder farmers, and commercial producers alike. Whether you are a seasoned poultry professional or just starting out, there is always something new to learn and discover about these fascinating birds.
Our content focuses on practical poultry production. You will find articles and resources covering poultry health and husbandry, feeding and nutrition, housing, breed selection (including chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, and guinea fowl), and news and updates from the poultry industry.
We write first for Nigeria, reflecting local production conditions and costs, and our content is also relevant to readers across Africa. Our aim is to be genuinely useful where most of our readers actually keep poultry, while remaining accessible to a wider audience.
We are committed to accurate, practical information, and we welcome questions, feedback, and corrections through our contact page.
Where we share technical or numerical information, our figures are based on standard guidance and breeder or manufacturer specifications where these are available. Where a figure is an estimate or an example, we say so clearly so that readers can judge it for themselves.
Our animal-health content is educational. It is here to help you understand your birds better, but it does not replace diagnosis or treatment by a qualified veterinary professional. If you are ever unsure about a bird’s health, please consult a vet.
We hope you will join us on this journey and become part of the Poultry Affairs community.