Member Dr. Gajanan
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To ensure genetic quality, I would source high-quality parent stock from reliable breeding companies and carefully select breeders based on fertility, growth, and production traits. I will maintain the correct male-to-female ratio, avoid inbreeding by rotating males or introducing new bloodlines, and practice strict culling of weak or unproductive birds. I will also keep accurate performance records and only hatch good-quality eggs. Alongside these, proper nutrition and biosecurity are essential so that the birds express their full genetic potential.
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Zoning regulations vary from country to country and even between districts
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Feed additives are non-nutritive or supplemental substances added to feed to improve growth, health, digestion, and productivity. The main types are vitamins, minerals, and probiotics, and each plays an important role.
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✔️ Advantages:
✅ Better Growth Control: In broilers, males and females grow at different rates. Keeping them separate (called sex-separate rearing) helps achieve uniform body weight.
✅ Better Feed Efficiency: Feed can be formulated differently for males and females for better performance.
✅ Higher Egg Production: In layer farms, hens kept without roosters are calmer and lay eggs more consistently.
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<strong data-start=”1014″ data-end=”1032″>✔️ Advantages:
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✅ <strong data-start=”1039″ data-end=”1065″>Better Growth Control: In broilers, males and females grow at different rates. Keeping them separate (called <strong data-start=”1152″ data-end=”1176″>sex-separate rearing) helps achieve uniform body weight.
✅ <strong data-start=”1219″ data-end=”1246″>Better Feed Efficiency: Feed can be formulated differently for males and females for better performance.
✅ <strong data-start=”1334″ data-end=”1360″>Higher Egg Production: In layer farms, hens kept without roosters are calmer and lay eggs more consistently.
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What are the most important things to check in a poultry house every morning?
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What is the difference between <strong data-start=”826″ data-end=”834″>live and <strong data-start=”839″ data-end=”858″>killed vaccines?
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What are the main routes of disease transmission in a poultry farm?
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What is grit, and why is it used in poultry feed?
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What could cause a sudden drop in feed intake?
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How would you control rodents and insects on a farm?
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How do you record and analyze production data?
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What are the signs of a healthy chick?
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✅ Answer:
The best age for preventive anti-coccidiosis treatment in broilers is usually between day 7 and day 14 of age — depending on the type of program you are following and the farm’s history.
