Berin Talovic, a 19 year-old boy from Sarajevo didn’t wait for the job after finishing the high school, but decided to grow Japanese quails, writes BH news agency Patria.
As he says for Patria, that job isn’t complicated, and brings a solid income. This young man says that it is really hard to find a job in BiH, and for the growth of quails only free space is required.
“I am growing quails for year and a half and I have already adopted to them and to the duties that they bring. Growth of Japanese quails is very beautiful profession that does not require a lot of work, power or money”, says Talovic.
He keeps quails in cages where he regularly feeds and cleans them. For the return, he gets the healing eggs from them.
“Eggs which quails produce are pretty different than usual chicken eggs, they are smaller, of different color and I sell out them really quickly. Most often parents give them to children with weak immune system”, says Berin.
He adds that athletes also buy them because they have high energetic value and that they are natural stimulus.
Today, these eggs are most often used for healing of bronchitis, disease of the nervous system and heart, problems with circulatory system, liver and kidneys. When eggs are used as a cure they should not be older than 10 days.
They also can be used for preventive purposes, for improving the condition of the body and physical condition, and are recommended for children in the development, athletes, persons who perform hard physical labor and the elderly.
(Source: nap.ba)
