Naatu kodi for sale near Koduru, Krishna district

If you are looking for real naatu kodi or an Aseel rooster anywhere around Koduru, Movva, Ghantasala, Machilipatnam or Gudivada, the honest advice is to buy where the birds are raised. A market bird is a bird you cannot trace; at the farm you see the flock, the feed and the ground the birds live on, and the bird you choose is the bird you take home.

The address

Naatu Kodi Farms
Gurram Subbarao Homes, beside Rajyalakshmi Fertilizers,
Potumeeda Village, Gunnai Garidibba Road,
Koduru, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh – 521328

The easiest instruction we can give is the local one: ask for Rajyalakshmi Fertilizers on the Gunnai Garidibba Road at Potumeeda. We are the house right beside it. Once you are on that road, anyone you stop will know the shop.

For turn-by-turn navigation, open the location in Google Maps and follow it to the end:

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Getting here

From Koduru town

Head out on the Gunnai Garidibba Road towards Potumeeda. The village comes up quickly; watch for the fertilizer shop on the roadside and turn in beside it. If you are unsure, call us and we will guide you the last stretch — reception is good on this road.

From Machilipatnam

Come inland on the road towards Koduru, then follow the Gunnai Garidibba Road to Potumeeda. It is an easy morning drive, which is why most of our Machilipatnam customers combine it with other errands and arrive before noon.

From Gudivada and Movva side

Take the Koduru road and join the Gunnai Garidibba Road at Potumeeda. Load the map link above before you leave — the last few hundred metres are village lanes and easier to follow on a screen than in words.

From Vijayawada

It is a longer trip, so plan to arrive in the morning window and message us the day before. If you are coming for a specific Aseel cock, ask for photos first — we would rather you see the bird on your phone than drive out for one that has already gone.

What we have on the farm

• Aseel roosters, ₹5,000–₹25,000 per bird. Young cockerels from six months through mature proven cocks. Prices move with age, build and line — see the price guide.
• Live country chicken, ₹300–₹600 per kg live weight. Raised free-range for three to six months and sold alive, weighed in front of you.

Availability changes weekly. We do not keep a frozen or dressed stock, so what is on the ground is what is for sale.

What to bring

• A crate, basket or ventilated bag. We keep a few spare crates but only a few — bringing your own makes the trip home easier for the bird.
• Cash or your phone for UPI. Payment is settled at the farm when the bird is weighed; ask us on the day which methods we are accepting.
• A cloth to cover the crate in summer. A covered bird travels calmer and arrives in better condition.
• Time. Choosing a rooster properly takes twenty minutes, not two.

Questions people ask before coming

Do you deliver?

No. Every bird is collected at the farm. That is not a limitation we apologise for — it is the reason you can trust the weight and see the bird's condition before paying.

Can you dress the bird for me?

No. We sell live birds only. There is no cut, curry-cut or boneless chicken here, and no cold storage.

Can I bring my own weighing?

Gladly. Our scale is there, and yours is welcome next to it. Nobody should have to take a weight on faith.

Is it worth the trip for one bird?

For a family function, most people come for two or three country birds. For an Aseel rooster, one is usually the point. Either way, message first and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth your morning.