N&N Poultry Palace
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Three products.
Each done properly.

Table eggs from the layer house, organic manure from the barn floor, and hens at the end of their laying cycle. One flock, three things, nothing wasted.

All three available today
 
Machakos, Kenya
01  Table EggsAvailable
30pc trayDaily, from 2 PMHouseholds · Bakeries
02  Poultry ManureAvailable
70kg sackPickup or bulk deliveryGardeners · Farms
03  Ex-Layer HensAvailable
Live bird / bulk lotAt the farmCaterers · Bulk buyers
01 / Table Eggs

Fresh eggs,
collected daily.

Our most-asked-for product. Collected from the layer house daily and inspected for shell integrity and size consistency before packing. Mixed grade — large and medium in the same tray.

Collected daily30pc traysHouseholds + businesses
Fresh N&N table eggs
A 30pc tray of table eggs
30Eggs per tray
01 / What it is

Our most-asked-for product, and the reason most people find us.

Collected daily from our layer hens, each egg goes through inspection for shell integrity and size consistency. We hold a high-frequency delivery schedule so a tray reaches you within 24 to 48 hours of laying.

Trays are mixed grade — large and medium together — which is what most kitchens actually want. Yesterday's collection is sold in the local market the same day rather than held over.

02 / Why customers stay

Three reasons, in their words.

01Freshness you can see in the yolk

“I've been buying from N&N for over eight months and the eggs are consistently fresh. The yolks are bright and rich — you can really taste the difference.”

Wanjiru M. · Syokimau · Household
02No rejected batches

“We switched our restaurant supply to N&N six months ago. Wholesale pricing is fair, invoicing is professional, and I have never had a rejected batch.”

Chef Kamau J. · Machakos Town · Restaurant
03Ordering takes one message

“WhatsApp ordering is super convenient, and they even remind me before I run low. This is the kind of supplier every small business needs.”

Amina S. · Athi River · Breakfast kiosk
The layer house
Where the tray starts
High-calcium layer mash, a managed lighting schedule, and three collections a day at peak production.
03 / How we handle it

From cage to your door.

01
Care
Morning walk-through, ventilation checked, water intake logged.
02
Collect
Three times daily at peak — frequency is what keeps shells intact.
03
Grade
Two until four. Cracks, size and shell quality checked by hand.
04
Pack
Sealed into 30pc trays by five, marked with the collection day.
05
Deliver
On the morning route, Mon–Sat, across six zones of the county.
04 / Details
  • Daily collection for maximum freshness
  • Sizes: mixed grade, large and medium
  • Hygienically handled and packed
  • Available in 30pc egg trays
  • Bulk cases for commercial buyers

05 / Who it's for

Households
One tray, on the morning route
Bakeries & restaurants
Standing orders, bulk cases
Kiosks & resellers
Reminders before you run low
70kg sacks of poultry manure
70kgStandard sack
Poultry manure drying in the sun
02 / Poultry Manure

What the barn
gives the soil.

A potent source of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium that improves soil structure as well as feeding the crop. Dried naturally, nothing added, ready to apply straight to soil.

Fully organic70kg sacks · FH truck≈50–80 m² per sack
01 / What it is

A circular farm. What leaves the barn feeds the soil.

Our organic poultry manure is a potent source of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium — the nutrients that drive healthy plant growth and soil restoration. Unlike synthetic fertilizer it also adds organic matter, which improves water retention and feeds the microorganisms already in the ground.

It comes out of our barns and goes into the sacks. Nothing added, nothing chemically treated, dried in the Machakos sun until it is ready.

02 / Why customers stay

Soil health, not just a yield bump.

01Visible results in one season

“I started using their poultry manure for my kitchen garden last season and the results are incredible. It's rich, well-composted, and significantly improved my soil health.”

Sarah L. · Katoloni · Kitchen garden
02Ready to apply on arrival

No curing period, no mixing, no waiting. The manure is naturally dried before bagging, so it can go straight into soil as a base dressing or a top dressing.

03A smaller chemical footprint

For growers moving away from synthetic inputs, this is a direct substitution that improves soil structure at the same time as it feeds the crop.

Manure worked into soil
Farmer's tip
Mix into the soil a week before planting, not the same day. Give the microbes time to activate it — you will see the difference in early growth.
03 / How we handle it

From barn floor to sack.

01
Clear
Barns cleared on a cycle that keeps the houses clean and dry for the birds.
02
Heap
Laid out in the open to dry naturally rather than treated or accelerated.
03
Dry
The sun concentrates the nutrients and clears most pathogens. The smell tells you when it is ready.
04
Bag
Filled into 70kg sacks, or loaded loose for FH truck orders.
05
Move
Collected at the farm, or delivered in bulk by arrangement.
04 / Details
  • Highly concentrated nutrient content
  • Fully organic and sustainable
  • Suitable for all crop types and soils
  • Rich in nitrogen & phosphorus
  • Available for pickup or bulk delivery

05 / Who it's for

Kitchen gardeners
One sack covers 50–80 m²
Commercial farmers
FH truck loads by arrangement
Smallholder farms
Collect from the farm
03 / Ex-Layer Hens

The end of
a good cycle.

Birds offered at the end of their peak laying cycle — healthy, well-fed and under regular veterinary supervision. Firmer meat, favoured for slow-cooked traditional dishes and soup bases.

Vet-inspectedSold live at the farmBulk lots available
Layer hens at the end of their cycle
An ex-layer hen
72–80Weeks of age
01 / What it is

Birds that have done their work, offered honestly.

Our ex-layer hens are offered at the end of their peak laying cycle. They are healthy, well-fed, and have been under regular veterinary supervision throughout their time on the farm.

The meat is firmer than a broiler's — which is exactly why it is favoured for slow-cooked traditional dishes and soup bases. An affordable, high-quality source of lean poultry meat.

02 / Why buyers choose them

Known history, known health.

01You know where the bird has been

Every hen we sell was raised here from the brooder. Vaccination schedule, feed programme and veterinary oversight are all part of our own records — not a middleman's word.

02Right for the pot it's going in

Tougher meat is a feature for slow cooking. Caterers and households cooking traditional dishes ask for these specifically, and they hold up to long braising in a way young birds do not.

03Nothing on the farm is wasted

The flock produces eggs, the barn produces manure, and at the end of the cycle the birds themselves find a use. That is the whole reason a small farm can run sustainably.

Birds gathered around a drinker in the grower house
A full cycle
Day-old chick to end of lay is around eighty weeks. Every one of those weeks is logged in a notebook in the farm office.
03 / How we handle it

Eighty weeks of care.

01
Brood
Arrive as day-olds, brooder at 32–35°C, electrolyte water from hour one.
02
Grow
Grower feed, steady weight gain, sample-weighed twice a week.
03
Vaccinate
A full programme under veterinary supervision, recorded per batch.
04
Lay
From week 18 to around week 80, on high-calcium layer mash.
05
Retire
Offered live at the farm for meat use or re-homing.
04 / Details
  • Regularly vaccinated and vet-inspected
  • Raised on premium, balanced feed
  • Tougher meat ideal for slow-cooked dishes
  • Available for live purchase at the farm
  • Bulk lots available for businesses

05 / Who it's for

Restaurants & caterers
Bulk lots, arranged ahead
Bulk buyers
Speak to us about logistics
Traditional cooking
Collect at the farm
Ready when you are

Know what you need?
Let's get it to you.

Most orders are settled in a few messages — quantity, area, and the next slot on the morning route.

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