Hi, I’m Dennis Chikata, and welcome to Bugal Nova.
I didn’t start out planning to run a poultry farming website. I started out with a flock of chickens, a lot of trial and error, and more questions than answers. [Insert a specific detail here — e.g., “It began with a small backyard flock in my home” or “I took over my family’s poultry operation in 2016” — a concrete starting point makes this feel real rather than generic.]
Over10 years of hands-on poultry farming, I’ve dealt with disease outbreaks that wiped out birds before I knew what was happening, feed programs that looked good on paper but didn’t hold up in practice, and the slow, expensive process of learning what actually works — versus what just sounds good in a book. Bugal Nova exists because I wish someone had handed me a straight, practical guide when I was starting out, instead of making me learn everything the hard way.
What You’ll Find Here
Bugal Nova is built around the real, day-to-day questions poultry farmers actually run into:
- Chicken Diseases — recognizing and managing issues like Newcastle disease, coccidiosis, and respiratory infections before they spread through your flock
- Layer Farming — egg production, layer feed, and vaccination schedules that keep hens healthy and productive
- Broiler Farming — feeding programs, growth charts, and the profit math that actually adds up
- Chick Management — brooding, feeding, and vaccination in those critical early weeks
- Poultry Business — setup costs, business planning, and realistic profit calculations for anyone thinking about turning poultry into a livelihood, not just a hobby
Every guide on this site is written from the perspective of someone who has actually dealt with the problem being described — not repackaged information with no context behind it.
Why I Started Bugal Nova
Poultry farming is full of advice that sounds authoritative but doesn’t hold up on an actual farm. My goal with Bugal Nova is simple: give farmers — whether you’re managing ten birds in a backyard or scaling toward a commercial operation — practical, tested guidance you can actually use, without the fluff.
I’m not interested in generic content. I’m interested in the specific stuff that makes the difference between a flock that thrives and one that doesn’t.
A Note on the Advice Here
I share what’s worked for me and what I’ve learned along the way, but every farm, flock, and region is different. For serious disease outbreaks or major business decisions, I’d always encourage pairing what you read here with advice from a qualified veterinarian or local agricultural extension officer. Think of Bugal Nova as a knowledgeable starting point, not a replacement for hands-on professional support when it really matters.
Get in Touch
Have a question, a correction, or a topic you’d like to see covered? I’d genuinely like to hear from you.
Email: dennismary.slave@gmail.com Website: bugalnova.site
Thanks for stopping by — and good luck with your flock.