[Akintoye]

very Safe

[osama saleh abdullah nagy]

Balanced Nutrition<div>

High-quality feed rich in vitamins (A, E, C and minerals zinc, selenium

<div>Ideal Body Weight </div>

Avoid obesity or excessive leanness

<div>Proper Lighting</div>

Adhere to appropriate light programs

<div>Stress Reduction</div>

Provide a comfortable environment and good ventilation

<div>Biosecurity</div>

Disease prevention

regular health checks

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[Akintoye]

informative

[Akintoye]

educative, thank you

[Akintoye]

5-6weeks at 2kg. infact getting 1.8-2kg at a lesser rearing day is better for farmers

[Muhammad Ahmad]

I am also facing this problem.even today I attended live webinar then filled survey also but don’t get points.and also missing points of one course also

[Nurudeen Kareem]

Good write up.

Many thanks.

[Nurudeen Kareem]

The best age to sell Broilers raise for meat depends on farmers production target as discussed below.

Generally Broilers are sold between 5-6weeks old for tender meat protein source for consumer at 2-2.5kg average market weight.

Conversely, Broilers raised based on specifications of buyers for a specific market weight of 5-6kg average market weight OR for festive period like Xmas,Easter and Eld festivals where fibrous or stronger meat are needed are sold between 12-16weeks.

[Akintoye]

Disturbance either from unfamiliar sound or wild bird

[Nurudeen Kareem]

A properly picked eggs with its storage in top notch can stay for four weeks.

[Muhammad Ahmad]

Interesting

[Muhammad Ahmad]

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External Factors Causing Stress in Layers:

1. Environmental:

   • Heat or cold stress
   • Poor ventilation
   • Noise and light disturbances

2. Nutritional:

   • Poor feed quality
   • Contaminated water or feed
   • Sudden diet changes

3. Managerial:

   • Overcrowding
   • Rough handling
   • Frequent movement or transport

4. Social:

   • Pecking order issues
   • Mixing unfamiliar birds

These factors can reduce egg production and harm bird welfare.Sure! Here’s a short version:

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External Factors Causing Stress in Layers:

1. Environmental:

Heat or cold stress

Poor ventilation

Noise and light disturbances

2. Nutritional:

Poor feed quality

Contaminated water or feed

Sudden diet changes

3. Managerial:

Overcrowding

Rough handling

Frequent movement or transport

4. Social:

Pecking order issues

Mixing unfamiliar birds

These factors can reduce egg production and harm bird welfare.

[Nurudeen Kareem]

Yes ,I agreed with Olamide.

Thanks.

[Muhammad Ahmad]

Thank you

[Akinbobola]

Continue to contribute to the interest groups. By the way, points are not guaranteed just like I have not been getting points for responding to people’s questions.