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Plot 1 Egbelu Nguru-Imerienwe Road Ngor-Okpala LGA Nguru, Imo State. Nigeria.
live support
You can click on the Whatsapp icon on the right for Live Support
delivery
We can deliver to you for a fee depending on your location.
You can arrange your own pick up from our farm.
Our customers have an assigned day of the week for either delivery or pick up. We may offer you the ability to select your preferred day of the week.
Our delivery area includes the following communities:
- Ngor Okpala LGA,
- Owerri Municipal council,
- Owerri North,
- Some part of Owerri west,
- Aboh Mbaise
- Ezinihitte Mbaise
- Ahiazu Mbaise
All our Eggs are delivered fresh and travel no further than 50 km from our farm.
If you don’t see your area listed but feel you may be close enough for a delivery, please contact us at petros@petrosfarms.com or call to determine if a delivery can be arranged.
We usually don’t offer same day delivery because we only deliver to our customers on their assigned day of the week irrespective of when the order was placed.
However, depending on the order quantity; availability and time the order was placed; same day delivery could be considered.
Same day processing and delivery charges will be applied.
If one doesn’t want to pay the additional cost of same day delivery, the best we can do is offer local pickup at our warehouse/farm.
We currently do not deliver to other states. We do not have an egg depot or storefront nationwide so please get in touch if you’d like to pick up locally from our warehouse or arrange for delivery outside Imo State.
- We deliver to our customers on their assigned day of the week irrespective of when the order was placed. All our customers will have specific delivery days of the week. We may offer you the ability to select your preferred day of the week.
- We usually do not offer same day delivery. However, depending on the order quantity; availability and time the order was place; same day delivery can be considered with additional processing and delivery charges.
- Lastly, we have local pickup. If one doesn’t want to pay the cost of same day delivery, the best we can do is offer local pickup at our warehouse/farm.
Our delivery area includes the following communities:
- Ngor Okpala LGA,
- Owerri Municipal council,
- Owerri North,
- Some part of Owerri west,
- Aboh Mbaise
- Ezinihitte Mbaise
- Ahiazu Mbaise
All our Eggs are delivered fresh and travel no further than 50 km from our farm.
If you don’t see your area listed but feel you may be close enough for a delivery, please contact us at petros@petrosfarms.com or call to determine if a delivery can be arranged.
internship/corpers
Yes! We do accept limited number of opportunities for those serving in the National Youth Service Corp.
location
We live and work in Egbelu Nguru Community in Ngor Okpala Local Government Area of Imo State. We currently do not have an egg depot or storefront nationwide, so please get in touch if you’d like to pick up locally from our warehouse or arrange for delivery outside Imo State.
Return of Plastic Egg Crates
Yes, we accept returns for plastic egg crates within 10 days of purchase. If you are not satisfied with your purchase for any reason, please contact us to initiate the return process.
If the plastic egg crates are damaged or defective upon arrival, please notify us immediately. We will arrange for the return of the damaged items and provide a replacement or refund, depending on your preference.
To initiate a return for plastic egg crates, please contact our customer service team via email at petros@petrosfarms.com or by phone at +234 9134445845. Our team will guide you through the return process and provide further instructions.
Returned plastic egg crates must be in their original, unused condition to be eligible for a refund or replacement. We reserve the right to refuse returns for items that show signs of damage, wear, or misuse.
Yes, customers are responsible for covering the return shipping costs for plastic egg crates unless the items are being returned due to damage or defect upon arrival. In such cases, we will provide a prepaid return shipping label.
Once we receive the returned plastic egg crates and verify their condition, we will process your refund or replacement promptly. Refunds will be issued to the original payment method used for the purchase.
No, this return policy applies only to plastic egg crates purchased directly from Petros Farms. If you purchased plastic egg crates from a third-party retailer or distributor, please refer to their respective return policies.
About Petros Farms
Petros Farms was built during the COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria by leveraging family sacrifice, resourcefulness, and strategic partnerships instead of financial capital. With no external investors, the farm began operations with 44,224 hens and has since produced more than 17 million eggs. Read the full story in our blog: How We Built a Unique Poultry Farm with No Money
Yes. From the beginning, Petros Farms committed to producing only antibiotic-free eggs. Through strict biosecurity, clean water systems, healthy gut management, and expert guidance from Dr. Nelson Echebiri, the farm has consistently delivered safe, healthy, antibiotic-free eggs to Nigerian consumers. For more information, watch our YouTube documentary: Nature’s Warriors: The Heroes Behind Antibiotic-Free Eggs at Petros Farms
Petros Farms operates a 45,000-capacity poultry layer farm and produces more than 30,000 fresh eggs every day, supplying both distributors and premium outlets such as hotels, supermarkets, and restaurants.
Petros Farms stands out for its focus on antibiotic-free egg production, sustainable farming practices powered by 90% solar energy, and its role in community revitalization through the Village of Murals initiative.
The farm runs 90% on solar energy, generating over 82,000 kWh annually, which avoids burning nearly 50,000 liters of diesel fuel. Organic waste is composted into fertilizer, and real-time monitoring is used to optimize resources.
Petros Farms has collaborated with trusted industry leaders including Animal Care Services Konsult, Agricare STD Plus Ltd, Marketsquare, and Priceless Supermarket to strengthen operations and distribution.
Antibiotic-free farming helps combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR), which is a growing global health threat. Petros Farms believes antibiotic-free eggs are the future of safe food and healthier communities in Nigeria. By leading the production of antibiotic-free eggs, Petros Farms is promoting safer eggs for Nigerian families
Despite volatile feed prices, disease risks, and power challenges, Petros Farms has stayed resilient by producing its own feed, investing in renewable energy, and prioritizing strong biosecurity systems.
Challenges such as high feed costs, unreliable electricity, weak record-keeping, and frequent disease outbreaks have forced nearly half of poultry farms in Nigeria to shut down. Petros Farms overcame these hurdles by adopting strict biosecurity, mixing its own feed, using renewable energy, and focusing on data-driven decision making.
At Petros Farms, we’re proud to be among the first to pilot Aviarai—a groundbreaking poultry intelligence platform developed by an African poultry farmer, for African poultry farmers. For too long, Africa has lacked a system built on its own data—Aviarai is changing that
Petros Farms is more than a poultry business — it is a lifeline for families. By creating jobs, empowering youth, and investing in sustainability, the farm has become a beacon of hope in Egbelu Nguru and beyond.
“Impossible is our Origin” reflects Petros Farms’ identity. From starting with no money to producing over 17 million antibiotic-free eggs in three years, the farm embraces challenges as part of its culture and mission. Learn more in our YouTube feature: Impossible is Our Origin – The Petros Farms Story
At Petros Farms, feed is central to sustainability and egg quality. By producing our own feed from maize, soybean meal, wheat offal, and limestone, we ensure consistency and bird health. For any poultry farmer, feed control is one of the most important factors for long-term success.
Petros Farms has grown from a handful of pioneers to more than 70 staff. Each job created has a ripple effect, supporting families with school fees, food, and healthcare. This has transformed the farm into a source of empowerment in Imo State and a leader in youth employment in Nigeria. Learn more about the Petros Farms team
Unlike many poultry farms in Nigeria that rely on antibiotics and diesel fuel, Petros Farms is a pioneer in antibiotic-free egg production and renewable energy use. Its combination of resilience, sustainability, and community focus makes it unique.
Yes. Petros Farms is proof that resilience, smart feed management, and innovation can build a thriving poultry business without bank loans or grants.
Payments
You can walk into any of our Partner Banks, Zenith bank and Globus bank and make payments to Petros Farms Account or you can pay online.
Once your payment is confirmed; you will be notified of a delivery or pick up day and time.
Yes! There are two methods of online payments: Paystack and VoguePay.
PRODUCTS & STOCK
As layers age, the size of their eggs progressively changes from small to medium to large.
We may have small, medium, large or all sizes when you order.
BOOKING / ORDER
- We make certain number of trays available for online orders. If the quantity available for online order is what you need, then order online and proceed with payment.
- If you need more than what we make available for online orders:
- then call us or fill out the out the form with your information.
- you will get a confirmation call for availability and preferred delivery or pick up day and time.
- then proceed with payment.
The minimum order quantity is 30 trays / crates.
DISTRIBUTORSHIP REQUEST
Call and Schedule a meeting with our Assistant General Manager
TRAY/CRATES
Absolutely! For your convenience, we offer the option to purchase our 30-Cell Egg Trays/Crates. Alternatively, you can bring your own egg trays, and we’ll transfer the eggs from our trays to yours. Our focus is on ensuring the reliability of your order and providing a seamless Farm-to-Table Egg experience.
Returns for Eggs
We ask that you report any issues with your egg order within 24 hours of receiving your order. This allows us to promptly address any concerns and ensure that you’re satisfied with your purchase.
Unfortunately, we are unable to accept returns for eggs due to their perishable nature. We encourage you to double-check your order before completing your purchase to ensure that you’re ordering the correct quantity and type of eggs.
If you have any concerns about the quality of your eggs, please contact us immediately. We take pride in the quality of our products and will do everything we can to address your concerns and ensure your satisfaction.
We take every precaution to ensure that your eggs arrive safely and in good condition. This includes careful packaging and expedited shipping methods.
In certain cases, such as documented cases of shipping damage or errors on our part, we may make exceptions to our return policy. Please reach out to our customer service team for assistance, and we’ll do our best to accommodate your needs.
If you have any questions or concerns about your egg order, please don’t hesitate to contact our customer service team at +234 9134445845. We’re here to help and ensure that you have a positive experience with our products.
We strive to provide you with the highest quality eggs at all times. If you believe that the eggs you received do not meet our quality standards, please contact us within 24 hours of receiving your order, and we will work with you to address any concerns.
Unfortunately, we are unable to cancel orders for eggs once they have been placed due to their perishable nature and our commitment to providing you with the freshest products possible.
We take great care in packaging and handling our eggs to minimize the risk of damage during transit. In the rare event that your eggs arrive damaged or broken, please contact us immediately with a photo of the damaged items, and we’ll gladly issue a refund or replacement.
We do not accept returns for eggs due to their perishable nature. However, if you have any concerns about the quality of your eggs, please contact our customer service team, and we’ll be happy to assist you.
PRIVACY
We will never share or disclose your name, email, or contact information with anyone – ever! If you sign up for the Petros Farms newsletter, you can opt out at any time.
If you want to see what we’re up to without getting emails from us, we recommend you follow us on Instagram, Twitter or check out our blog.
enquiries
Use our online contact form or send us an email at: petros@petrosfarms.com You can also call us at +234 913 444 5845.
If you’ve already placed an order with us and want to get in touch about that specific order, you can also reply to your order confirmation email.
We’ll respond as quickly as we can to help you out! Otherwise, give us a call at +234 913 444 5845. Our receptionist will be happy to help.
Poultry Egg Production In Nigeria
Yes. Poultry egg farming is one of the most profitable agribusiness ventures in Nigeria due to high demand for eggs. With proper management, farmers can achieve strong returns despite feed and energy costs.
At Petros Farms, we recommend ISA Brown Layers, one of the best brown laying hens in the world. They are known for their high egg-laying potential and resilience in Nigerian conditions. Choosing the right poultry breed for maximum productivity in Africa’s climate is important. Learn more in our Ultimate Guide to Poultry Farming in Africa.
Start small by investing in quality point-of-lay hens, good housing, and reliable feed. Prioritize management and biosecurity. Expansion can follow once you achieve consistent egg production. Learn more about the business of poultry farming.
Feed is critical because it accounts for up to 70% of total poultry production costs in Nigeria. High-quality, balanced feed is directly correlated to the number and quality of eggs a hen will lay. For a practical example, watch our YouTube video on how we test our feed.
We feed hens twice daily: 30% of feed in the morning and 70% in the evening. This ensures proper digestion and maximizes egg output. To learn more, read How To Maximize Egg Production With 4 Feeding Techniques.
Farmers can reduce costs by:
- Bulk-buying feed raw materials during harvest seasons to take advantage of lower prices.
- Formulating feed using affordable local ingredients such as cassava peels, and monitoring feed conversion ratios to minimize waste.
- Alternating feed formulations based on the best and most cost-effective raw materials available at any given time.
Automation reduces labor costs and increases efficiency. Tools like automated feeders, egg collectors, and climate sensors streamline operations. Petros Farms uses semi-automated feeding carts while still creating jobs by hand-picking eggs.
Key challenges include high feed costs, volatile energy prices, unreliable electricity, heat stress, and disease outbreaks. Farmers must adopt resilience strategies to remain profitable.
Rising temperatures and unpredictable weather increase heat stress, which lowers egg production and raises mortality rates. Climate-smart housing, ventilation, and cooling systems are now essential. See how climate in different African countries affect egg production.
Install circulation fans, foggers, and thermostats to regulate temperature. Petros Farms uses poultry circulation fans powered by renewable energy to maintain bird comfort and productivity. For detailed guide, read: How To Defeat Heat Stress In Your Poultry Farm.
Renewable energy reduces reliance on diesel, cuts long-term costs, and provides consistent power for fans, lighting, and water systems. Petros Farms runs 90% on solar energy.
Good staff training, strict biosecurity, and breed-specific management protocols are essential. At Petros Farms, the secret to productivity lies in our team culture as much as feed or water. If you want to increase egg production, read How To Make Your Chickens Lay More Eggs
A well-managed farm of 45,000 birds can produce over 30,000 fresh eggs daily, supplying distributors, hotels, supermarkets, and restaurants.
Technology such as feed analyzers, climate sensors, and poultry intelligence platforms like Aviarai help farmers optimize feed use, detect problems early, and make data-driven decisions.
- Invest in quality layers.
- Develop a good feeding system.
- Use automation where possible.
- Adopt strong management and staff training.
- Incorporate renewable energy and climate resilience strategies.
At Petros Farms, we’re committed to helping Nigerian farmers produce fresh, antibiotic-free eggs through innovation, technology, and sustainable practices. Explore more resources on our Blog or YouTube Channel.