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Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by olu77emi: 10:52pm On Jul 09, 2012 |
Hello Hindsight, Thanks so much for these practical step of raising poultry, kindly help with following information: 1. Stages of vaccinations (broilers only) 2. Method of vaccination 3. Names of drug for vacination 4. If you have softcopy of farm diary or poultry manuals, pls send me a copy (yemi.ogunyemi@yahoo.com) Thanks |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by fnk: 11:03pm On Jul 09, 2012 |
@Wolllexxx, You are so right, people should share with us here what they are doing, so that we all can learn. @RURIE, can all those ingredients for the chicken feed be sourced locally, if so, where can someone get them? @Okeykanu, check your email and let me know. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by joeace2020(m): 6:17am On Jul 10, 2012 |
Are u searching for that 1 site devoted to serving you only business opportunities and tips on how to grow ur business then http://smallbusiness.com.ng/ is that site...we are the one stock online business comunity that dont discuss anything other than making money for you now... A visit will tell |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by RURIE: 8:54am On Jul 10, 2012 |
@fnk, yes most of the food ingredient can be sourced locally from food market (Alaba rago in Ojo LGA, Mile 12 MARKET) and from industrial producers of noodles. 1 Like |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by leke76: 10:11am On Jul 10, 2012 |
pls kindly send me the document ahmad.adeleke@yahoo.com |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by fnk: 4:12pm On Jul 11, 2012 |
@RURIE, thank you. @leke76, I guess you are talking to me, i will mail the info to you right away. Good luck. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by aAK1(m): 6:11pm On Jul 11, 2012 |
Pls kindly send the documents to my email.tanx in anticipation of ur quick response.adeolu.adebayo@yahoo.com |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by USAMarshal: 9:16pm On Jul 11, 2012 |
document |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by USAMarshal: 9:17pm On Jul 11, 2012 |
when |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by leke76: 10:48pm On Jul 11, 2012 |
tnx so much frank am grtful |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by leke76: 10:52pm On Jul 11, 2012 |
need poultry farm dairy manual too ahmad.adeleke@yahoo.com |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by eddyhaze(m): 11:57pm On Jul 11, 2012 |
please can u forward it to my email too, eddisworld2003@gmail.com. thanks so much!! omotititi: @fnk |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by eddyhaze(m): 12:44am On Jul 12, 2012 |
pls can u send me the info.eddisworld2003@gmail.com,thanks! fnk: @RURIE, thank you. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by kenge50: 5:18pm On Jul 12, 2012 |
FNK Hope am not too late. Please send the info to me God will surly Bless you Brother. gloryglobal@msn.com |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by kenge50: 5:28pm On Jul 12, 2012 |
fnk: @Bb life, I thought I have sent the docs to you as I have done to everyone that have asked. I have just emailed it to you now, please confirm. How could you have offended me, I wish everyone the best of luck, including you my friend. God Bless you! i just love that. please, send me the doc. Thanks gloryglobal@msn.com |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by fnk: 7:36pm On Jul 12, 2012 |
Hello, all please check your email, I have sent you the docs. @USmarshel, I sent you the doc And please if anyone is doing something, let us know |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by eddyhaze(m): 12:56pm On Jul 13, 2012 |
thanks so much. God bless u fnk: Hello, all please check your email, I have sent you the docs. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by halifab: 1:45pm On Jul 13, 2012 |
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Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by aAK1(m): 11:46am On Jul 14, 2012 |
Tanx sir I got the document but only one of the attachment was valid soo they refused to open.pls can u re send.adeolu.adebayo@yahoo.com.u r blessed. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by aAK1(m): 12:04pm On Jul 14, 2012 |
@mr frank Tanx sir I got the document but only one of the attachment was valid soo they refused to open.pls can u re send.adeolu.adebayo@yahoo.com.u r blessed. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by basking4me: 12:53pm On Jul 14, 2012 |
Okay People, sorry for my long absence. I have been doing some other things that have kept me away from the blog. I am back now to give you live updates on the happening on the farm and also post pictures of my eggs in crates! I ended up not buying the layer cages and it has in some way affected the turn out of my chickens. I have been burdened with tackling rodents and diseases. The problems We faced that really hit us was the loss of birds due to prolapse? (but we have rectified this with changes to their feeds). we started out with 1000birds, found like 20 cockerels in them when they grew up, so we sold them and ate some too. While they were young like 2months old, rain entered their house and we lost quite a number. As at our last physical count about 4months ago, we had 784 left. More have died since that time but all of that has stabilised now, we now get over 20 crates everyday. Even with all of these mortality, I can reassure you all that the business has paid off for me. And that is why we are going ahead to buy the next set of 2000 DOC now, make una wish me well. 2 Likes |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by eddyhaze(m): 4:53pm On Jul 14, 2012 |
We are behind U in prayers! Carry on! basking4me: Okay People, sorry for my long absence. I have been doing some other things that have kept me away from the blog. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by fnk: 5:14am On Jul 16, 2012 |
basking4me: Okay People, sorry for my long absence. I have been doing some other things that have kept me away from the blog. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by fnk: 5:15am On Jul 16, 2012 |
@basking4me, could you please explain what prolapse, and what you did to fix the problem? And what are some specifics you did to combat rodents problem as well. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by wolllexxx: 11:45am On Jul 16, 2012 |
Welcome back basking4me. Big relief that we can once again benefit from experience. I took the time to check Prolapse as requested by fnk. I hope the house benefits from this: What is a prolapse? A prolapsed vent happens when the hen’s vent (cloaca) turns inside-out and falls outside her body. Prolapses can occur in any animal, and chickens are no exception. It is pretty obvious when a prolapse has occurred. You will see the red flesh of the vent sticking out, and it will be clear that she has been turned inside-out from her vent. Why do prolapses occur? A prolapsed oviduct or “blowout” can occur in a hen who has begun laying too early, or in a chicken who has passed an unusually large egg. Overweight hens are also at risk of having a prolapse. And some chickens are simply built such that a prolapse is more likely to occur. Will it happen again? Sadly, the occurrence of another prolapsed vent is very high. Keep a close eye on your hen, and watch her for another prolapse in the future. If it occurs again, please consider having her culled. A prolapsed oviduct can be extremely dangerous, and the risk of pain and infection is very high with serial prolapses. Causes of Prolapse The overly fat pullet at point of lay is a prime target for prolapse. The use of a rearing program that allows her to eat ad lib, when she should be slightly restricted, or one that encourages over consumption of protein is asking for trouble because of the association of high levels of protein and egg size. Equally at fault is the mistimed light program that brings immature pullets to point of lay before the oviduct muscles have developed elasticity and strength. Worse still, perhaps, is the too-sudden increase in day length that results in erratic ovulation - - many double-yolked eggs which, by size alone, can cause prolapse or blowouts. The laying of an egg is invariable accompanied by some eversion of the oviduct. This is out. The tissues around the vent are wonderfully elastic, even in young pullets at the point of lay and after the egg is produced, and everything returns to its original position with no harm done. Nor harm done, that is, if we haven't set the stage for trouble by faulty feeding and lighting. If we have allowed the bird to build up too much abdominal fat, this reduces the elasticity of the oviduct and vent muscles, often to the point where they cannot return to their normal position - - hence, prolapse, or blowout. If the light program has encouraged too early egg production or oversized eggs, before the muscles can cope with the situation, we find ourselves with the same problem. Other causes of prolapse The entire blame for prolapse cannot be placed at the door of light and feed. There are other causes: over crowding, enteritis, hormone imbalance, and one of the most common - - physical damage inflicted on the oviduct tissues. In this latter case, picking at the slightly exposed oviduct, as it is laid, can sometimes inflict sufficient bruising and irritation upon the tissues that they prolapse after the next egg is produced. Control of Prolapse In the control of prolapse, the laying house operator has four important areas to watch. 1.He should make sure that the incoming pullets are properly beak trimmed. 2.He should be alert to his feeding program, controlling any tendency for the flock to overeat and put on excessive weight. 3.He should be able to quickly reduce light intensity at feed and water level to one foot-candle, if necessary. 4.He should avoid too heavy stocking. Keep in mind that outbreaks of prolapse and pickouts are nearly always triggered by something we mismanaged somewhere back along the line. These problems can be prevented and they can be controlled. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by wolllexxx: 11:45am On Jul 16, 2012 |
Welcome back basking4me. Big relief that we can once again benefit from experience. I took the time to check Prolapse as requested by fnk. I hope the house benefits from this: What is a prolapse? A prolapsed vent happens when the hen’s vent (cloaca) turns inside-out and falls outside her body. Prolapses can occur in any animal, and chickens are no exception. It is pretty obvious when a prolapse has occurred. You will see the red flesh of the vent sticking out, and it will be clear that she has been turned inside-out from her vent. Why do prolapses occur? A prolapsed oviduct or “blowout” can occur in a hen who has begun laying too early, or in a chicken who has passed an unusually large egg. Overweight hens are also at risk of having a prolapse. And some chickens are simply built such that a prolapse is more likely to occur. Will it happen again? Sadly, the occurrence of another prolapsed vent is very high. Keep a close eye on your hen, and watch her for another prolapse in the future. If it occurs again, please consider having her culled. A prolapsed oviduct can be extremely dangerous, and the risk of pain and infection is very high with serial prolapses. Causes of Prolapse The overly fat pullet at point of lay is a prime target for prolapse. The use of a rearing program that allows her to eat ad lib, when she should be slightly restricted, or one that encourages over consumption of protein is asking for trouble because of the association of high levels of protein and egg size. Equally at fault is the mistimed light program that brings immature pullets to point of lay before the oviduct muscles have developed elasticity and strength. Worse still, perhaps, is the too-sudden increase in day length that results in erratic ovulation - - many double-yolked eggs which, by size alone, can cause prolapse or blowouts. The laying of an egg is invariable accompanied by some eversion of the oviduct. This is out. The tissues around the vent are wonderfully elastic, even in young pullets at the point of lay and after the egg is produced, and everything returns to its original position with no harm done. Nor harm done, that is, if we haven't set the stage for trouble by faulty feeding and lighting. If we have allowed the bird to build up too much abdominal fat, this reduces the elasticity of the oviduct and vent muscles, often to the point where they cannot return to their normal position - - hence, prolapse, or blowout. If the light program has encouraged too early egg production or oversized eggs, before the muscles can cope with the situation, we find ourselves with the same problem. Other causes of prolapse The entire blame for prolapse cannot be placed at the door of light and feed. There are other causes: over crowding, enteritis, hormone imbalance, and one of the most common - - physical damage inflicted on the oviduct tissues. In this latter case, picking at the slightly exposed oviduct, as it is laid, can sometimes inflict sufficient bruising and irritation upon the tissues that they prolapse after the next egg is produced. Control of Prolapse In the control of prolapse, the laying house operator has four important areas to watch. 1.He should make sure that the incoming pullets are properly beak trimmed. 2.He should be alert to his feeding program, controlling any tendency for the flock to overeat and put on excessive weight. 3.He should be able to quickly reduce light intensity at feed and water level to one foot-candle, if necessary. 4.He should avoid too heavy stocking. Keep in mind that outbreaks of prolapse and pickouts are nearly always triggered by something we mismanaged somewhere back along the line. These problems can be prevented and they can be controlled. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by whatalife: 5:44pm On Jul 16, 2012 |
@fnk Please have follow your write up since, just got a half a plot of land and i want to go into poultry , Please can you help out by sending the materials regard the virushield and the feeding formula to my mail sir, catfishnigeria@yahoo.com |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by whatalife: 8:03am On Jul 17, 2012 |
@fnk, please am waiting to read from you |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by basking4me: 2:20pm On Jul 17, 2012 |
these are them chickens! |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by whatalife: 3:23pm On Jul 17, 2012 |
@fnk am waiting please for the vshield and other documents thank you sir |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by davidzfarm(m): 4:47pm On Jul 17, 2012 |
THANK GOD YOU ARE BACK.(BASKING4ME), UR LONG ABSENCE WAS QUITE WORRISOME FOR SOME OF US WHO TOOK AFTER UR LEAD IN POULTRY FARMING.GOOD TO HEAR THAT YOUR RETURNS ARE QUITE HIGH DESPITE THE MORTALITIES. THE INTERNET HAS REALLY ASSISTED ME WITH MY BUSINESS AND WITHIN A NINE MONTH PERIOD, MY BIRDS HAVE INCREASED FROM 100 TO ALMOST 400. I'LL BE WILLING TO SHARE MY EXPERIENCED IN THE AREA OF FEED MILLING WHICH CAN REDUCE UR COST OF PRODUCTION TO ABOUT 30%. |
Re: Starting A Poultry Farm (a Blog) by fnk: 11:09pm On Jul 17, 2012 |
@Wolllexxx, thanks for the info @whatslife, I have emailed you what I've got and can give at the moment. Home it helps |
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