This research aimed to identify the most important problems facing the holders of Broiler farms in Sharkia governorate, and identify the sources of information used by respondents when exposed to these problems determine the relationship between the severity of the problems facing them and each of their independent variables studied. This research was conducted in three centers in Sharkia Governorate, namely Abu Hammad Center, Minya El-Qamh Center, and Deyarb Negm Center, which represent the largest centers in terms of the number of broiler farms. The research included 322 farms selected randomly from 2012 farms in the determined centers. Results could be summarized as follow: 1.The problems of the owners included nine main problems, as follow: financial problems, legislative problems, extension problems, health problems, marketing problems, cognitive problems, feed problems, and problems of not implementing biosecurity and productivity problems. 2- The most important sources of information were arranged as follows: veterinarians, personal experience, owners of poultry farms, poultry feed companies, parents and neighbors, veterinarian unit doctor, sites related to the poultry industry. 3- The most important suggestions are: providing vaccines, medicines and immunizations at affordable prices (91.3%), reducing the price of chicks by paying attention to the farms of the chicks' mothers by increasing their operational capacity by 89.1%, increasing the control role of the state on veterinary medicines and vaccines by 82.3%, providing veterinary care to the broiler farms by 82%, importing types of good and high nutritional value of popcorn increased by 87.9%.