Medication And Vaccination Schedule For Layers
By Artib Farm
- Monday, February 04, 2019

There are many factors like selection of good chicks, location of farm and labour in the eggs production, but where most farmers get it wrong is in the aspect of poultry health management which is the major function of proper medication and vaccination schedule. Below is the schedule you can follow as guide based on your experience in poultry farming:

Day 1 -- Multivitamins/glucose
Day 2-5 -- Antibiotics and multivitamins
Day 6 -- Multivitamins
Day 7 -- LaSota vaccine
Day 8 -- Multivitamins
Day 9-12 -- Anticoccidial drug
Day 13 -- Multivitamins
Day 14 -- Gumboro vaccine
Day 15 -- Multivitamins
Day 16-20 -- Antibiotics + Vitamins
Day 21 -- Gumboro (booster) vaccine
Day 28 -- LaSota (booster) vaccine
Week 5 -- Tyloxine based drug (as antiviral)
Week 6 -- 1st deworming
Week 8 -- Antibiotics drugs
Week 9 -- 1st coryza
Week 12 -- Lasota
Week 13 -- 2nd coryza
Week 14 -- 2nd deworming
Week 15 -- Lasota
Week 17 -- Antibiotics
Week 18 -- Deworming

In between the weeks, you need touch alternating between antibiotic, antiviral and Anticoccidial treatments. In some cases, you can give them only clean water if there's no disease symptoms. Give the birds enough feed and water to yield optimum performance.
Give your birds Lasota once in a month, you can also be deworming your birds every 4 to 6 weeks depending on the symptoms. If the weather condition is harsh try and use Multivitamins/Electrolytes . Your birds need multivitamin a day before and a day after vaccination to ease their stress. Manage the litters during brooding to avoid disease outbreak. Consistent strong biosecurity should be practiced to generally control diseases and infections.

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I'm proud to see people discussing Organic Poultry Farming here and there. These knowledge would have been lost completely because the traditional poultry farmers who practiced organic poultry farming (keeping mostly indigenous breeds) only communicated their knowledge to others verbally. The low documentation rate was a threat to organic poultry farming knowledge, hence, it is important that we continue to document all that we know about organic poultry farming.

Here is my commitment - documenting as much as I know and have tried for the benefit of mankind

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Don't let anyone complicate what is already made simple for you. These are DIY stuff that everyone can practice on their farm.
Read and thank me later

guidefreak:
I'm proud to see people discussing Organic Poultry Farming here and there. These knowledge would have been lost completely because the traditional poultry farmers who practiced organic poultry farming (keeping mostly indigenous breeds) only communicated their knowledge to others verbally. The low documentation rate was a threat to organic poultry farming knowledge, hence, it is important that we continue to document all that we know about organic poultry farming.

Here is my commitment - documenting as much as I know and have tried for the benefit of mankind

If you want to know about the Wonder Working Power of Tagiri (Christmas melon) in preventing viral diseases and promoting the overall wellness of your chickens, you will find my article useful. https://guidefreak.com/how-to-use-tagiri-extract-for-poultry-diseases/

Don't let anyone complicate what is already made simple for you. These are DIY stuff that everyone can practice on their farm.
Read and thank me later

Both organic and organic have their loop holes, no complete perfect procedure.

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See some broilers taking bitter leaf extract here

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Thanks for this write up

Artib:
Medication And Vaccination Schedule For Layers
By Artib Farm
- Monday, February 04, 2019

There are many factors like selection of good chicks, location of farm and labour in the eggs production, but where most farmers get it wrong is in the aspect of poultry health management which is the major function of proper medication and vaccination schedule. Below is the schedule you can follow as guide based on your experience in poultry farming:

Day 1 -- Multivitamins/glucose
Day 2-5 -- Antibiotics and multivitamins
Day 6 -- Multivitamins
Day 7 -- LaSota vaccine
Day 8 -- Multivitamins
Day 9-12 -- Anticoccidial drug
Day 13 -- Multivitamins
Day 14 -- Gumboro vaccine
Day 15 -- Multivitamins
Day 16-20 -- Antibiotics + Vitamins
Day 21 -- Gumboro (booster) vaccine
Day 28 -- LaSota (booster) vaccine
Week 5 -- Tyloxine based drug (as antiviral)
Week 6 -- 1st deworming
Week 8 -- Antibiotics drugs
Week 9 -- 1st coryza
Week 12 -- Lasota
Week 13 -- 2nd coryza
Week 14 -- 2nd deworming
Week 15 -- Lasota
Week 17 -- Antibiotics
Week 18 -- Deworming

In between the weeks, you need touch alternating between antibiotic, antiviral and Anticoccidial treatments. In some cases, you can give them only clean water if there's no disease symptoms. Give the birds enough feed and water to yield optimum performance.
Give your birds Lasota once in a month, you can also be deworming your birds every 4 to 6 weeks depending on the symptoms. If the weather condition is harsh try and use Multivitamins/Electrolytes . Your birds need multivitamin a day before and a day after vaccination to ease their stress. Manage the litters during brooding to avoid disease outbreak. Consistent strong biosecurity should be practiced to generally control diseases and infections.

For quick updates and comments, follow us on our social media connects; [url]facebook.com/artibfarm[/url] , [url]twitter.com/artibfarmNG[/url] and [url]instagram.com/artibfarm[/url]. You can also subscribe to newsletter on our website; [url]artibfarm..com[/url]. At Artib Farm, we materialize your satisfaction!