Feeding my Kuroiler Chickens Azolla to Reduce Cost of Feeds

I was researching ways to reduce the cost of feeding my kuroiler chickens after setting up my small farm. I stumbled upon azolla but I didnt know how to propagate it. Luckily for me, I found some free azollas in my newly rented farm. Checkout how my chickens are responding to this.
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[@georgeochieng6625]

Nice one bro

[@user-lw4hr8xh6v]

Is it possible to give chicken izola without their feet?

[@paulinemwaniki3561]

Where can I get azola.

[@kiranwaghpatil5987]

How many gram azzola in chicken 🐓

[@mosesafilaka254]

Good job, what is the ratio of azolla to feed.

[@rearncare]

Sometimes I give them wholly azolla. Other times, I mix with the feed. Just giving it to reduce the feed cost. I'm not thinking too much about the ratio.

[@wumioyerinde6691]

Looks like duckweed though

[@rearncare]

I might be wrong.

[@KakaSunguraFarm1]

Its called duckweed or Azolla

[@wumioyerinde6691]

@@KakaSunguraFarm1 Absolutely not true. Duckweed is very different from azolla. Please do your research.

[@KakaSunguraFarm1]

@@wumioyerinde6691 Azolla is sometimes called 'small duckweed', but this is a misleading name. Azolla is a pteridophyte, whereas duckweed (also known as 'water lens' or 'bayroot') is an aquatic angiosperm (flowering plant) of the Family Lemnoideae

[@obinoJames]

They all serve the sam purpose...

[@smartdiaries2372]

Please what is azzola?

[@rearncare]

It's a plant raised inside water. It's used in livestock and poultry as an alternative feed source.

[@KakaSunguraFarm1]

Pure crude protein