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obstead200:
bros, I know I am replying late, long after the crisis is over. But my guess is IBD (infectious bursal disease) otherwise known as gumboro. It is a viral disease. The nightmare of farmers because of its high morbidity and mortality rate. I guess u lost over half of the flock (if they are pullets) or 30% if they are broilers.
Next time, follow safe vaccination practices and biosecurity and sanitary rules.
I have had it 2 times with my pulets. Not funny

Thanks Bro,i really lost so much on it,pls kindly advise about cockreal,i want to switch to it because they were not adapt to sickness like that of broiler,how Profiteble Is Cockreal ?How many weeks of rearing.

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Ok,we Are Watching And Waiting For Yoq

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nija80:
I Will go with my Oga Gazzuzz It depends on what type of car and Engine size.I have driven without knowing the first lady corrola from Ibadan to Lagos once without the belt it held because of breeze from outside,the size of the Engine etc it was when i ran into traffic at redeem that i know say god na one.That day i bought almost five bags of pure water to put inside the radiator.But once the traffic cleared it was zoom zoom

Honestly You are correct,if their is zoom zoom the car like benz c class is save ,but once you enter traffic then you need to buy garri for your best eba.

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That is items to appease to spirit of emere omo,pls everything is not about joke pls everything is normal,because at the baby stage they usually apease to this spirit and it always require baby items.WHY NOW somebody can not practice his tradition jejely again?

obstead200:
bros, I know I am replying late, long after the crisis is over. But my guess is IBD (infectious bursal disease) otherwise known as gumboro. It is a viral disease. The nightmare of farmers because of its high morbidity and mortality rate. I guess u lost over half of the flock (if they are pullets) or 30% if they are broilers.
Next time, follow safe vaccination practices and biosecurity and sanitary rules.
I have had it 2 times with my pulets. Not funny

Thanks Sir,i Lost Almost Half Of It,until I Sold Remain On A Seriouse Loss Stage

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Confusion In their camp

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I Wish You Best Of Luck,fp Pls

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Police With Fake Arrest Until I Hear From Kyari

Liers,until I Hear From Abba Kyari.

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Ogunleti01:
How far have you gone with your vaccination? if you haven't vaccinate them especially as regards Gumboro(IBV), the mortality could be very high. Viral infection has no cure in poultry you can only administer supportive drugs to boost their immunity. For the fews that are still active isolate them somewhere and administer gumboro vaccine as soon as possible but make sure they are active. gumboro attacks birds BTW the age of 3 and 6weeks with symptoms like a rapid drop in feed and water consumption, mucoid (slimy) diarrhoea with soiled vent feathers, ruffled feathers, sleeping with beak touching the floor.

Thanks To this platform for prompt response to any issue raise here particularly on poultry birds.GOD BLESS YOUR WISDOM HERE.

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