Layer Poultry Farming Masterclass:
What you'll learn
- introduction and history
- pullet and hen health
- lighting program feeding program vaccination program in rearing and production period
- egg quality evaluation
- Business and profit
Requirements
- no prerequisite
- start step by step
Description
This course provides a comprehensive overview of layer farm management, focusing on the principles and practices necessary for successful poultry production. Participants will explore various aspects of layer farming, including:
Introduction to Layer Farming: Understanding the poultry industry, the significance of layer hens, and the economic factors influencing layer farming.
Breeds and Genetics: Overview of different layer breeds, their characteristics, and how genetics impact production and profitability.
Housing and Environment: Design and management of layer housing, including ventilation, lighting, and space requirements to optimize hen welfare and productivity.
Nutrition and Feeding: Essential nutrition for laying hens, formulation of balanced diets, and feeding strategies to enhance egg production and quality.
Health Management: Strategies for disease prevention, biosecurity measures, vaccination protocols, and overall health management of the flock.
Egg Production and Quality: Factors affecting egg production rates and quality, including handling, storage, and marketing of eggs.
Record Keeping and Financial Management: Techniques for maintaining accurate records, analyzing farm performance, and financial planning for sustainable operations.
Sustainability Practices: Exploration of sustainable practices in layer farming, including waste management, resource efficiency, and environmental impact.
This course is designed for aspiring poultry farmers, agricultural students, and anyone interested in enhancing their knowledge of layer farm management. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical applications, participants will be equipped to make informed decisions and improve the overall efficiency of layer production systems.
Who This Course is For
This course is designed for:
Aspiring poultry farmers looking to start a profitable egg-layer farm
Agriculture students and professionals seeking practical poultry production knowledge
Investors or entrepreneurs interested in agribusiness
Existing poultry farmers wanting to optimize operations and increase profits
Farm supervisors and workers who want to understand full layer farm systems
What Learners Will Achieve
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
Develop and implement a business plan for a layer farm
Design appropriate housing, lighting, and equipment systems for optimal egg production
Understand poultry feeding stages and prepare balanced rations
Evaluate chick quality and manage layer flock performance
Apply proper vaccination schedules and biosecurity practices
Monitor production data and calculate farm profitability
Perform serology, ELISA, and egg quality testing to ensure flock and product health
Use automation systems for efficient farm management
Why This Course is Unique
What makes this course stand out:
Covers every stage of layer farming—from hatchery to egg marketing
Combines real-world farm practices with science-based guidelines
Includes examples from different regions (USA, Middle East) for global relevance
Practical tips from a seasoned layer farm professional with field experience
Step-by-step walkthroughs of vaccination programs, record keeping, ELISA, and more
Comprehensive yet beginner-friendly—no prior experience required
Who this course is for:
- any one interested in poultry business
- begginer in business world
Instructor
- 4.2 Instructor Rating
- 1,971 Reviews
- 104,890 Students
- 63 Courses
My name is Mohamed Al Ashram. As an author, instructor, and veterinarian, I am deeply passionate about medicine, science, and technology. Reading and writing are not just hobbies for me; they are my true joys. With a medical background and a degree in veterinary medicine, along with postgraduate studies in microbiology, biochemistry, and genetics, I find endless motivation in learning and teaching.
Teaching is not merely a job; it’s a responsibility and a mission. It’s about transferring knowledge and experience to our sons and daughters, our colleagues, and our students. I believe that every lesson learned is a stepping stone toward a brighter future. Through education, we can inspire curiosity, foster innovation, and cultivate the next generation of thinkers and doers. That’s what drives me every day.