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17/08/2024

Pang ulam, native chicken eggs.

11/08/2024

For sale native paraoakan chicken 800 pesos 2 kilos po yan, 6 months old.

02/08/2024

Poultry terminology:

1. Broiler: Young chicken grown for meat production.

2. Layer: Female chicken grown for egg production.

3. Breeder: Adult chicken used for breeding purposes.

4. Chick: Young chicken, usually under 4 weeks old.

5. Pullet: Young female chicken, usually under 1 year old.

6. Cockerel: Young male chicken, usually under 1 year old.

7. Hen: Adult female chicken.

8. Rooster: Adult male chicken.

9. Flock: Group of chickens.

10. Hatchery: Facility where eggs are hatched.

11. Incubator: Machine used to hatch eggs.

12. Brooding: Rearing young chickens.

13. Grow-out: Rearing chickens from brooding to market age.

14. Laying cycle: Period of egg production by a hen.

15. Molting: Shedding of feathers, usually accompanied by a pause in egg production.

16. Pecking order: Social hierarchy among chickens.

17. Scrambled eggs: Fertilized eggs that have been mixed up during incubation.

18. Straight-run: Chicks that have not been sexed.

19. Sexing: Determining the gender of chicks.

20. Vaccination: Administering vaccines to protect against diseases.

21. Beak trimming: Trimming the beak to prevent pecking damage.

22. Debeaking: Removing the beak to prevent pecking damage.

23. Culling: Removing weak or unhealthy birds from the flock.

24. Grading: Sorting eggs or chickens by size or quality.

25. Gut health: The balance of beneficial bacteria in the digestive system.

02/08/2024

For sale po paraoakan native chicken, bilhin niyo na murang mura na to, 8pcs 5*** php nalang.

Location po Payatas Quezon city.
Kasama na po yung dalawang nanay niyang mga nasa picture.

For pick up lang po madami dami yan.

Pm nalang.

31/07/2024

For sale, paraoakan/joloanon 3 months old. 800-950 grams timbang all c**kerel. Available 4 pcs.

Payatas Quezon City area.

Pm nalang sa price.

28/07/2024

Kain tayo, itlog and burong isda, sa mga ilocano, kapampangan at pangasinense kain tayo 👌.

28/07/2024

Paraoakan x Joloanon.

10/07/2024

Part 4 paraoakan fight.

10/07/2024

Part 3 paraoakan fight.

10/07/2024

Part 2 paraoakan fight 2 months old.
😂

10/07/2024

Sabong ng 2 months old na paraoakan native.

09/07/2024

For sale Paraoakan Native chicken for take all po offer your price pag magkasundo deal tayo.
Malapit na po lahat umupo yung mga pullet tapos isang umuupo na.
Included po yung breeder na hen.
8 pcs po lahat yan.

Going 5 months- 750 pesos 1 pc, timbang 1.5 kg.
Going 4 months and 4 months - 700 pesos, around 1.3 kg timbang. Pag kukunin lahat bigay ko mas mura.
Same price po ang hens.

Picture attached.
Pm lang po.

Meron din po ako na lagpas 2 months, 350 nalang isa, 4 pcs lalaki lahat.

Quezon city area.

Note: di po kasama yung may ekis.

20/06/2024

For sale po tayo ng c**kerel pure native paraoakan po ito,

Going 6 months- 850 pesos 1 pc kumakasta na, timbang 1.7 kg.
Going 5 months- 750 pesos 1 pc, timbang 1.4 kg.
Going 4 months and 4 months - 650 pesos isa 2 pcs available, around 1 kg to 1.2 kg timbang.

Picture attached.
Pm lang po.

14/06/2024

(Sold)For sale po, native paraoakan/joloanon chicks 14 pcs presyong pang masa nalang po take all 1-2 weeks up po ang age.

Pm nalang po.

28/05/2024

Good day mga ka agri, pakain tayo ng paraoakan/joloanon chicks & chicken sa ating front yard.

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22/05/2024

Sold, thank you for purchasing.

Paraoakan/Joloanon po kayo diyan.
Murang mura 👌

22/05/2024

For sale paraoakan/joloanon native chicken.
Age 2 weeks old to 3 months old.
For pick up only.

17/05/2024

The Paraoakan/Parawakan native chicken,

Compared to other native poultry breeds in the Philippines, the Paraoakan chicken is the largest. It has long legs, a larger body and head than other local breeds and an elongated neck.
Unfortunately, Paraoakan chickens are farmed mainly for their use in local sports, especially c**k fights, rather than as a food source.
They are usually black, but can also have reddish feathers.
C***s can grow to 3-5 kg and usually, after 6 months since birth, they are already 1.2-1-3 kg. They have a much slower growth pace than commercial and industrial breeds. This slower growth means that they develop a stronger muscular structure.
These chickens were considered as a valuable good by the families in the Mindanao region and their meat is found in many traditional recipes of the island of Palawan.

Parawakan as a Meat-Type Breed
The Parawakan is already used to crossbreed with commercial free range breeds. The results of the hybrids are performing very well. Primarily, the parawakan is used to pass down its phynotypic taste to the hybrid offspring, making a niche for the poultry meat product compared to common commercial free range chickens.

Other benefit of Using Parawakan to breed with are, they are the biggest native chicken breed both in size and in weight. Historically in 1500s, Pigafetta described the people of Palawan to have large and tame c**ks(1). Parawakan can even grow more than 4 Kgs, unlike bolinao, banaba and other Philippine native chickens.

Additionaly, parawakan are naturally hardy in common respiratory diseases even monsoon comes. Attributed to being in the palawan even before Magellan reached the Philippines. Meaning the breed already evolved or developed to cope up with the province climate and nature, , making it a very good breed for poultry beginners in the country.

The Future of Parawakan.
People breed the parawakan with the shamos, some peruvian strains and other oriental strain that resembles a Parawakan but with bigger size. This could contribute to the upgrade or eventually result to a change for a better parawakan strains.

Regarding to parawakan strains, the author suggest that a heritage breed of parawakan must be bred and maintained for the future generations, along with other native heritage breeds.

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Pang ulam, native chicken eggs. #ParaoakanJoloanoChicken

Paraoakan x Joloanon.

Part 4 paraoakan fight.

Part 3 paraoakan fight.

Part 2 paraoakan fight 2 months old. 😂

Sabong ng 2 months old na paraoakan native.

Paraoakan/Joloanon native chicken. Manok nating mga Filipino.

Good day mga ka agri, pakain tayo ng paraoakan/joloanon chicks & chicken sa ating front yard. #PhilippineNativeChicken. #DarsAgriDiary

The Paraoakan/Parawakan native chicken, Compared to other native poultry breeds in the Philippines, the Paraoakan chicken is the largest. It has long legs, a larger body and head than other local breeds and an elongated neck. Unfortunately, Paraoakan chickens are farmed mainly for their use in local sports, especially cock fights, rather than as a food source. They are usually black, but can also have reddish feathers. Cocks can grow to 3-5 kg and usually, after 6 months since birth, they are already 1.2-1-3 kg. They have a much slower growth pace than commercial and industrial breeds. This slower growth means that they develop a stronger muscular structure. These chickens were considered as a valuable good by the families in the Mindanao region and their meat is found in many traditional recipes of the island of Palawan. Parawakan as a Meat-Type Breed The Parawakan is already used to crossbreed with commercial free range breeds. The results of the hybrids are performing very well. Primarily, the parawakan is used to pass down its phynotypic taste to the hybrid offspring, making a niche for the poultry meat product compared to common commercial free range chickens. Other benefit of Using Parawakan to breed with are, they are the biggest native chicken breed both in size and in weight. Historically in 1500s, Pigafetta described the people of Palawan to have large and tame cocks(1). Parawakan can even grow more than 4 Kgs, unlike bolinao, banaba and other Philippine native chickens. Additionaly, parawakan are naturally hardy in common respiratory diseases even monsoon comes. Attributed to being in the palawan even before Magellan reached the Philippines. Meaning the breed already evolved or developed to cope up with the province climate and nature, , making it a very good breed for poultry beginners in the country. The Future of Parawakan. People breed the parawakan with the shamos, some peruvian strains and other oriental strain that resembles a Parawakan but wi