How to use aloe vera in broiler poultry / Herbal for broiler chicken

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    Aloe Vera use  in Backyard Chicken Farming and  other Poultry 


We can use Aloe Vera juice for chickens coop and other Poultry i.e.  ( turkeys, geese and ducks) as a natural home remedy . Aloe Vera juice should be mixed with water and can be given to chicks
for their good health. It is rich source of  vitamins and enzymes that promotes overall good health in chickens. Vitamins A,  (B-complex) i.e B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, C, and vitamin E are found in it. You can add the aloe vera juice to chicken in their  water to 
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prevent coccidiosis in chicken farming. If we consider on the dose then we can use 10ml alovera juice for 100 poultry chicken. Aloe Vera  has been also  used to promote growth in broilers. It also 
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contains calcium, copper, iron, sodium, zinc, magnesium, potassium and phosphorus, which are important for the overall  growth of poultry.

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