Member Dr. Gajanan
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yes, it is obligatory to save from lethal IB disease
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poor litter,
contaminated feed,
rapid change in diet,
danage intestinal mucosa,
coccidiosis
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Great, thanks for sharing
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Egg size is affected by the hen’s genetics (breed), age (older hens lay larger eggs), nutrition (adequate protein, fat, and water promote larger eggs), and environmental factors like lighting and temperature.
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What vaccination program will you establish for your birds?
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What feeding schedule will you implement?
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How will you ensure access to clean, fresh water?
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What feed additives (vitamins, minerals, probiotics) will you include?
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How will you formulate the diet to meet nutritional requirements?
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What type of feed will you provide for your poultry?
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How will you monitor and control humidity and temperature in the incubators?
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What conditions will be maintained in the hatchery for optimal hatching rates?
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What breeding practices will you implement to ensure genetic quality?
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What is the target production scale (number of birds)?
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What are the local zoning regulations regarding poultry farming?
