please is it true that when you are rearing birds (especially broilers) that after you dispose a set u dont put in new ones immediately and what is the likely consequence

It's not true All you need is steady vaccination.

please what drugs can do a better vacination

^^
It depends on the age/types of the birds.

Though am not a vet doctor but i use to hv a little poultry of about 100birds before i went to school.

I will advise you see a vet docdepending on your farm size  or still make some google research.

Hello,

I may not know much about poultry right now but I hope to get started very soon, I'll advice that you get a vet doc save you all your trial and error, especially if your farm is for commercial purpose

Regars

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The major error that many people do in poultry farming is to operate it without knowledge on a trial and error basis.
This is the reason why many farmers in Nigeria have problems in the business that is very lucrative but requires knowledge to operate.
I have always emphasised on my poultry related posts on this forum that a vet doctor is indispensable to the success of a poultry business.
Without a qualified vet personnel in place and where the farmer has no vet skills,the business is as good as dead.
Vets are available everywhere and their services are very much affordable.
Poultry is very sensitive,requires prompt attention to details and it is not expected that the farmer should run to a forum to seek answers which may be late in coming and may be too late to solve the problem.
Please visit my poultry blog at www.johnayodele. for posts on poultry farming
To attend to the question on the thread, after a set of broilers has been disposed off,what you need to do immediately and before you can bring in a new set of birds is to clear the chicken house of the droppings and disinfect very thoroughly with lots of water and a strong disinfectant. Disinfect the walls and the floor and leave it to be dry. When it is fully dried, add fresh litter onto the floor and the fresh litter should be 4-5inches deep.
Then you can bring in a new set of birds
Regards

The major error that many people do in poultry farming is to operate it without knowledge on a trial and error basis.
This is the reason why many farmers in Nigeria have problems in the business that is very lucrative but requires knowledge to operate.
I have always emphasised on my poultry related posts on this forum that a vet doctor is indispensable to the success of a poultry business.
Without a qualified vet personnel in place and where the farmer has no vet skills,the business is as good as dead.
Vets are available everywhere and their services are very much affordable.
Poultry is very sensitive,requires prompt attention to details and it is not expected that the farmer should run to a forum to seek answers which may be late in coming and may be too late to solve the problem.
Please visit my poultry blog at     www.johnayodele.     for posts on poultry farming
To attend to the question on the thread, after a set of broilers has been disposed off,what you need to do immediately and before you can bring in a new set of birds is to clear the chicken house of the droppings and disinfect very thoroughly with lots of water and a strong disinfectant. Disinfect the walls and the floor and leave it to be dry. When it is fully dried, add fresh litter onto the floor and the fresh litter should be 4-5inches deep.
Then you can bring in a new set of birds
Regards

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