Right start for broilers

RIGHT START WITH GOOD INCOME Pets BROILERS The first 24 hours of life pinakmaselan our "day old chick" or chick. Need more intense "attention" to adjust to the farm before the chicks. Here are the following tips gathered by Greenline to properly prepare for the upcoming chick on its first day: Health - There is no health without profit. Healthy and proper weight of chicks or "day old chick" is growing by sperm strain on them, so you need to clean the place and for whom it dekontaminadong. Need Bakunado as the chick from the hatchery. And do not allow entry of people in need or enjoy the farm. Air - Provide clean, fresh air and proper heat with a hearty "oxygen." Should not the stench caused by "carbon dioxide and ammonia" gasses in the atmosphere. Excess gasses around are harmless to animals and can also lead to death. The good "ventilation" households escape the smell of the fresh air, but the air should not lead to chills chicks. Brooding or Heat - Poor control of the chick in heat and moisture they so difficult for them to ever-changing temperatures. Should the chick in temperatures from 880-920F or 310-320C in the first 24 hours. Water and Food - must have food and clean water the chicks from 8 hours Upon. The long delayed due to long trips it will give in the chick box of special foods that help the body in mummification. Support reached households in the chicks have been tempted to drink immediately. With innovative supplements also provided with chick that help fast-food and supplement the immunity. Buy it "Chick Boost" Greenline. Usage - Before the chicks should be prepared that the entire farm to need such ample space for chickens, food and watering trough and clean and correct "litter material." We also need an adequate amount of rack and watering trough and properly placing it in the house accessible to the chickens and they were not crowded. Inserts or "Litter" - Give special attention to using rags on the floor or "floor" like burnt rice hull and newspapers, etc. If no new gasket available sufficient to replace only the wet and dull strata. In the first 24 hours spread over the newspapers painitang area. Very useful to prevent contamination in the first hours after the chick. Water Quality and Food - The grain of food should peckish chicks and the water should gasing heating of the atmosphere. The newly hatched chick is 85 percent water. When reseko it has 10 percent become "cull" and if 20 percent reseko can die chick. Drunk very quickly and with sufficient volume. If there is sufficient amount of water ingested, the correct heat "brooder" clean and abundant wind chicks can easily reach four body weight from Upon within a week. Conclusions: Before the chick in the farm, make sure that all the prepared and used in the right place. The duration of the expansion of the 864 hours or 36 days before being sold, each time was 0.12 per cent in its life so that within 24 hours with 2.80 percent of the "performance" you may lose. In general, if a good start with good earnings Pets broilers.

Chicken broiler production

Chicken broiler production is one of the most progressive animal enterprises in the Philippines today. The poultry industry began as a backyard enterprise but has shifted to the formation of very large integrated contract farming operations. Ecological Implications Livestock production impacts on the environment through possible effects on surface and ground water quality, gas emissions from animal wastes, and unpleasant odors arising from the enterprise. Manure management is less problematic in poultry enterprises, where manure management does not usually entail wet disposal as in piggery enterprises, and where the chicken dung is often routinely collected for conversion into organic fertilizer or fish feeds. Gases emitted in livestock enterprises include ammonia, carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide. The latter three contribute to atmospheric changes that lead to global warming. Unpleasant odors emanating from a livestock enterprise are a function of the scale of operation and sound manure management. It is likely that the increasing scale of operation in livestock enterprises in the past years has also intensified the adverse environmental impacts of the industry. The challenge is to constantly develop more efficient and effective technologies for managing animal wastes tailored to different scales of production, even as various means of converting such wastes to useful products (e.g. biogas, fertilizer) have been in use for many years.

Kleen farm concentrate

KLEEN FARM CONCENTRATE is so formulated to serve as deodorizer,disinfectant and cleaning solution in PIGGERIES, POULTRIES, CATTLE HOUSES,STOCK FARM etc. Its active ingredients is chlorinated sodium hydroxide with special formulation to increase its efectivity, stability, miscibility, wettability and bacteriostatic property. When diluted to about 50 times its volume, its non-toxic , biodegradable and environmentally friendly. Tests showed that at a water dilution of up to 50 times its volume, the following microoorganism are completely killed: Staphilococcus Aerus Salmonella choleraesius Salmonella Pullorum Escherechia Coli Pseudomonas Aeuginosa, Pseudomas Flouresens, Shegilla Dysenterias, Bacillus Cereus, Aerobacter Aerogenes, Proteus Vulgaris, Streptococcus Faecalis, Micrococus Flavius, Microbacterium Bovis, etc... Sanitation Appropriate sanitation and disinfection measures will help to prevent disease transfer from the old flock to the new one. One of the key preventative measures for poultry diseases is proper sanitation. It is important to thoroughly clean out the empty rooms between flocks and remove any visible manure and dirt. All feeding, watering, and ventilation equipment should also be scrupulously cleaned. Following cleaning and prior to placement of new chicks the area should also be sprayed with KLEEN FARM DISINFECTANT,DEODORIZER,CLEANER. Leaving the building empty for a short period of time (2-3 weeks) will also aid in eliminating infectious organisms. Some diseases (coccidiosis) may not be eliminated, but will be reduced. If outdoor runs are used, they should also be scraped clean. Disinfection is difficult, but it is beneficial to allow the area to dry thoroughly prior to bird placement. It is also important to keep the area as dry as possible when birds are present. MAS MABUTING GUMAMIT MUNA NG DISINFECTANT BAGO MAG STOCK O MAG ALAGA,,IISPRAY ANG DISINFECTANT SA BUONG PALIGID NG BAHAY O KULUNGAN NG ATING MGA ALAGA, UPANG MAKAIWAS SA MGA LUMALAGANAP NA MGA SAKIT SA ATING PALIGID It is also effective in eradicating the following viruses: Herpes Simplex, Newcastle virus, Avian influenza, Avian infectius brochilis virus, etc... KLEEN FARM CONCENTRATE diluted to 50 times its volume with water and by spraying on piggery wastes and pens, effectively deodorizes piggery wastes for seven days. KLEEN FARM CONCENTRATE is an alkaline solution and its therefore irritating to handle, therfore the concentrate should not be handled with bare hand. Use plastic gloves to protect your hands. It is irritating to the skin. Paraan ng paggamit: Ihalo ang isang parte ng KLEEN FARM CONENTRATE sa 50 parte ng tubig halimbawa ihalo ang 100 ml na KLEEN FARM sa 5 Liters na tubig,,ihalo ng mabuti at i ispray sa paligid ng kulungan ng mga alagang hayop,,o kahit saan man na may masangsang na amoy gaya ng pusali,kanal,drainage ng kulungan,deposito ng dumi ng alagang hayop. Ang KLEEN FARM ay mabisang nag tatangal ng masasangsang na amoy at pumapatay ng masasamang mikrobyo. Ang KLEEN FARM ay mabisang pamatay sa mga itlog ng mga langaw. Ang KLEEN FARM ay solusyon sa mga nagkalat na sakit ng baboy at manok ito ay nagsisilbing prebensyon sa mga sakit na paparating at maaring dumapo sa ating mga alaga... Ugaliing mag spray ng KLEEN FARM sa paligid ng ating mga hayupan..

Estimated Investment Costs

This is an example of estimated investment cost Housing – P40,000 Equipment – P30,000 Day old chick (500 x P24/head) – P12,000 Assumptions: Growing period of 42-45 days Target weight of 1.6kg Mortality of 4% Feeds: Chick booster 10g/head/day for 7 days @P13.84/kg – P484.40 Broiler starter 60g/head/day for 3 weeks @P21.03/kg – 13,248.90 Broiler finisher 90g/head/day for 2 weeks @P20.34/kg – P12,814.20 Medication P2/chick – P1,000 Operating Expenses (electricity, labor, farm rental, water) – P5,000 Initial investment per batch – P42,547.50 Estimated total cost – P112,547.50

The Penultimate Chicken Feed Recipe

As of the moment, we are feeding our baby chicks the following types of chicken feeds: 1. Chick Booster

Chick booster, or what they call GMP-1 GMP-1 means Gawa para sa Manok Panabong in our local tongue. When translated in English, it means made for fighting cocks. We are using chick booster for fighting cocks, and it works very well. We feed this to both baby Kabir chicks and 45-day old chicks. 2. Purina 100

We also feed our baby chickens Purina 100 chick booster. Now this is what we call love. We feed our chickens with Purina 100 chick booster as an alternative, because we love our chickens to death. And besides, Purina 100 is marginally more expensive compared to GMP-1. And they love it, too!

Veteracin

Vetracin Gold Soluble is an anti-pneumonia product specifically formulated with two potent antibiotics -- tiamulin and doxycycline and fortified with Vitamins A and B12. This unique combination ensures more effective control of mycoplasmal and bacterial pneumonia while maintaining growth of diseased animals. Doxycycline is a new generation tetracycline known for its excellent absorption orally, superior spectrum of activity against common respiratory infections that complicates pneumonia and high therapeutic concentration in the lungs where the infection is. Tiamulin is a pleuromutilin derivative with excellent efficacy against mycoplasma -- the primary cause of swine pneumonia. It is highly absorbed orally, concentrates in the lungs for more effective treatment and has low incidence of bacterial resistance. Vetracin Gold's antibiotic combination has been tested to be superior in efficacy compared to tiamulin or doxycycline alone. Moreover, Vetracin Gold Soluble is fortified with a high dose of Vitamin A which helps in the maintenance and repair of epithelial linings of the respiratory tract and enhances the immune sytem. High dose of Vitamin B12 is also included to help animals maintain growth rate even in the presence of disease by facilitating efficient utilization of nutrients for energy production. Product Benefits: - DRUG OF CHOICE FOR PNEUMONIA (with proven efficacy against mycoplasma and bacteria causing respiratory infections in swine and poultry) - HIGH BIOAVAILABILITY (lipophlic components results to up to 90% absorption rate when administered orally even in the presence of food) - LESS BACTERIAL RESISTANCE(synergism lowers the minimum inhibitory concentration for susceptible microorganisms versus concentrations attained in the blood, hence less chances for bacterial resistance development - ASSURED QUALITY (manufactured under ISO 9001:2000 protocols and GMP-certified processes) Technical Information: Per kilogram contains: Tiamulin hydrogen fumarate, 20,000 mg Doxycycline HCl, 83,000 mg Vitamin A, 12,000,000 IU Vitamin B12, 1,500 mcg PRECAUTIONS: Do not give to animals receiving ionophore anticoccidials such as salinomycin, monensin or narasin. Do not treat chickens producing eggs for human consumption. Dosage and Administration: Swine: Prevention: 2 tsp per gallon of water on the 5th, 9th and 13th week of age depending on pneumonia occurence. Treatment: 2 tsp per gallon of water for 5 to 7 days. Poultry: Prevention: 1 tsp per gallon of water for 7 days during stress periods. Treatment: 2 tsp per gallon of water for 5 to 7 days.

Using azolla for feed

Chicks after 20 days before you feed Using azolla as livestock feed NARDEP method of azolla production 1. It is important to keep azolla at the rapid multiplication growth phase with the minimum doubling time. Therefore biomass (around 200 g per square meter) should be removed every day or on alternate days to avoid overcrowding 2. Periodic application of cow-dung slurry, super phosphate and other macro and micronutrients except nitrogen, will keep the fern multiplying rapidly. 3. The temperature should be kept below 25 °C. If the temperature goes up the light intensity should be reduced by providing shade. If possible, it is best to place the production unit where it is shady. 4. The pH should be tested periodically and should be maintained between 5.5 and 7. 5. About 5 kg of bed soil should be replaced with fresh soil, once in 30 days, to avoid nitrogen build up and prevent micro-nutrient deficiency. 6. 25 to 30 percent of the water also needs to be replaced with fresh water, once every 10 days, to prevent nitrogen build up in the bed. 7. The bed should be cleaned, the water and soil replaced and new azolla inoculated once every six months. 8. A fresh bed has to be prepared and inoculated with pure culture of azolla, when contaminated by pest and diseases. 9. The azolla should be washed in fresh water before use to remove the smell of cow dung. Azolla should be harvested with a plastic tray having holes of 1 cm2 mesh size to drain the water. Azolla should be washed to get rid of the cow dung smell. Washing also helps in separating the small plantlets which drain out of the tray. The plantlets along with water in the bucket can be poured back into the original bed. When introducing azolla as feed, the fresh azolla should be mixed with commercial feed in 1:1 ratio to feed livestock. After a fortnight of feeding on azolla mixed with concentrate, livestock may be fed with azolla without added concentrate. For poultry, azolla can be fed to layers as well as broilers. Though there is no large-scale incidence of pests and diseases in silpauline based production system, pest and disease problems have been noticed during intensive cultivation. In case of severe pest attack the best option is to empty the entire bed and lay out a fresh bed in a different location. With this method the cost of production of azolla is less than Rs 0.65 per kilogram, which is equivalent to US$0.015 (see Table 2). Conclusion Azolla can be used as an ideal feed for cattle, fish, pigs and poultry, and also is of value as a bio-fertilizer for wetland paddy. It is popular and cultivated widely in other countries like China, Vietnam, and the Philippines, but has yet to be taken up in India, in a big way. Dairy farmers in South Kerala and Kanyakumari have started to take up the low cost production technology and we hope that the azolla technology will be taken up more widely by dairy farmers, in particular those who have too little land for fodder production.