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My birds at 7 weeks mortality zero, the journey continues, everyday with a new experience which has been inspiring educative sometimes frustrating but thank God for a platform like this it has cushion the effects thanks to Boss neologe82 and other experts here.

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Turks:
They're overcrowded. They need more room. You're inviting coccidiosis..

Yeah would be shifting them to a new place soon

noeloge82:
No not ur sales price but am giving u likely price in the next 4 wks by Xmas ur selling price will be around 4k the way it is cos this birds will be very big

And Pls when putting ur cost analysis don't put 100% cost of cage cos the are fixed cost which is normally removed within 4yrs, it means that if u are raising birds 3 times a year u will remove the cost of cage 3 times in a ur multiple by 4yrs

OK thank you very much

noeloge82:
Keep it up in another 4 wks it will be getting to 2500 market price


Hope your making alternative plan for more space cos this cage may be tight in few wks

Yeah m clearing up a new place for them thanks. but with that 2500 I would be selling at a loss

Saintee2009:
They are looking good.

Thanks yours too looks great

My broiler at 6 week

kioboy:
Wow Amprolium and megadox N treatment against cocci was very effective and help me stop the outbreak, now they are back to their normal healthy Sef. Thanks ova neo and others who proffered soluctions both here and what's app, I am grateful.

Did u use amprolium 200 or amprolium 300

Jofez:
yes we have....but on rare occasions... Genetic mutation can cause that. You can even see birds with black plumage even brown. That maybe one in a hundred or even one in a thousand. It depends...

I have a bird with brown patch on her neck and I have another that it's brown batches is much to the extent am suspecting it might even be a layer mistakenly missed up in my birds

noeloge82:
Ur birds are well feed pls keep it up

Thanks you very much, would definitely do by God grace.

After they were transferred to there cage thanks to Jofez for his advice and neologe82 for this platform.

This are my birds at 5 weeks, i was cleaning there cage so I moved them to a more enclosed place, I was treating CRD on my bird for two days it wasn't serious on the general population but was serious on two. After administering tylo dox for two days they became a little bit strong and eating well now.

Jofez:
That should be a respiratory distress in order words CRD. Few things could cause that. The maize in the feed if not well dried, mild form of Newcastle or the pneumotropic strain could come with respiratory distress too. Crd itself could be the major cause but post morterm will give you the final answer. I will tell you how I handle such case but remember what works for me may not work for you when it comes to poultry. If no mortality for PM, I administer garlic and ginger when the symptoms are not well pronounced. It will only work at the early stage of the onset of the disease. Then vaccinate against Newcastle disease. If symptom persist, I administer Tylo-fura or tylodox. If I have any mortality I treat based on the lesions I observed. My little opinion though. . . Thank you. I stand to be corrected!

Thanks you very much sir I would change there feed from animal care to hybrid tomorrow morning, and a vet prescribed cocci mix for me to buy which I got I don't know how effective it is though. This my first time of keeping broilers this much

Good morning guys and boss neologe82 please I need your help my birds of 5 weeks are showing me cause for concern this morning I went to feed them I noticed one wasn't eating and I was hearing some form of noise coming from its throat and I touched the crop and I saw food were still inside and I noticed some of the birds were coughing and some of them there throat were making similar noise please I need your help

EMMAACHILE:
Which farm did you purchase yours?

I got them from Bachelor Broilers

kayo80:
Choi! These your birds are big o! I can't imagine how they will be by December.

Yeah bro am praying they come out very big by December

My broilers would be one month tomorrow and so far no mortality. How are my doing guys??

My rottweiler sasha at 3 years

Your date bro, you said you started on the 2nd of August and if you started then your birds would be two months now.

jfkenny:
The supplier of my poultry feed said that anything added to the feed will result to weight loss.. PKC especially

That's just my fear

nwabuwa:
Don't u think that soon they will start eating 1bag in two days..
Don't know if their is anything to be added so as to make the feed more..

Nah I don't think so but if there is anything I can add to reduce the cost of feeding and not reduce there weight I would be glad to add. cause those birds are always hungry even with a crop filled with food

jfkenny:
How many chicks, mine are 99
At 24days..

Mine are 51, your is quite much no wonder they eat one bag for 4 days

jfkenny:
K. How many more bags will likely take me to December , every four days 3250 aint beans to me.. Today is their 24th day.

Mine at 27 days am on the fourth bag, what I did was I stopped night feeding at three weeks and I feed well during the day.

My broilers at 25 days old

My birds at 17 days old, zero mortality and this thread has been my inspiration. all thanks to neologe82

Please update on your poultry farm this thread has gone quiet for a long time

noeloge82:
Just 1 abi
Pls seperate it from others and observe its reaction closely then let me know ur findings

Thanks boss, I did as u said and I noticed over time that the watery stool reduced and sneezing also

noeloge82:
Just 1 abi
Pls seperate it from others and observe its reaction closely then let me know ur findings

Thanks, would do that and get back to you asap

Good evening house, boss neologe82!!! Please I need your help!!! Today I noticed something with one of my chick's, it was sneezing and it had brown stool.

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