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   4th day in Broiler Chicken (Poultry) House  During 4th day for Broiler Poultry farming, I  offten add a antibiotic (specially Tylosin & Doxycycline)  in their drinking water with some multivitamins. And i give them a temperature around 28 degree Celsius, and also need to provide them continuely  pre  starter feed in tray type feeder. Keep checking the the level of Ammonia in their brooding house.  The main reason behind the use of Antibiotic is to keep their bacterial resistance strong for future.  YouTube  Link  4th day of Broiler Chicks online Training Instagram    https://www.instagram.com/sunny_poultry_farming/ Facebook   https://www.facebook.com/sunnybroilerpoultry/

3rd day in Broiler Poultry Training ll Online Broiler Chicken Farming day no. 3

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  3rd day in Broiler Chicken (Poultry) House  During 3rd day for broiler poultry farming, I  offten add a antibiotic (specially Tylosin)  in their drinking water with some multivitamins. And i give them temperature around 29 degree Celsius, and also need to provide them continuely  pre  starter feed in tray type feeder. Keep checking the the level of Ammonia in their brooding house.  The main reason behind the use of Antibiotic is to keep their bacterial resistance strong for future. On the arrival of third day of broiler baby chicks, I always collect the newspaper which is used for their paper feeding on this day. YouTube  Link  3rd of Broiler Chicken Training ll Broiler Poultry Training Video day No. 3 Instagram    https://www.instagram.com/sunny_poultry_farming/ Facebook   https://www.facebook.com/sunnybroilerpoultry/

2nd day in broiler chicken farming ll Broiler Poultry training day no. two

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During 2nd day for broiler poultry farming, you should have to need to add some multivitamins or electrolyte solution in their drinking water. And Give them temperature around 30 degree Celsius, and need to provide them continuely  pre  starter feed on newspaper. Keep checking the the level of Ammonia in their brooding house.   2nd day of Broiler Chicken Training YouTube  Link  Instagram    https://www.instagram.com/sunny_poultry_farming/ Facebook   https://www.facebook.com/sunnybroilerpoultry/

What is flystrike or vent maggot in chickens (broiler & layers)?

Flystrike ll Vent Maggot ll  myiasis ll Maggots in chicken's backside by Sunny Poultry    Flystrike is also known as maggot in alive chicks, chicken and other poultry wound. So flies should be control in the chicken coop. Due the problem of digestion in backyard chicken , broiler and other poultry breed their poop discharge does remain normal. Because of broiler chicken abnormal poop (drooping) I noticed little wet and  dry blackish color dropping starts collecting below the discharge area as a result of it flies starts to sit on these area and lay eggs on it. As a result of it yours chicken's will get a wound with white maggots. Maggots are mostly found in their vent, in some cases they are also shown under poultry feather. If you unable to see  poultry birds whose suffering with flystrike (maggot) in yours chicken flock then  maggots will not be hesitate to eat them alive. So that time situation will become very critical and you will helpless. And ...

Is there any special way to introduce new chicken to existing flock ?

Is there any special way to introduce new chicken to existing flock ? Yes, you can introduce new chicken to existing old chicken, you should need to put them where they can see each other but can't interact. Let them get use to to each other for a few days. Introduce the new chicken to  the existing flock at night. Even after that there will still be fighting and pecking order activity. No way to avoid that. Or      You can corner of a section with chicken wire and put the new birds in there. They can see each other. After a few days they will mix with each other. And one of  my friend put the new ones in exising flocks at night when everyone sleep and they wake up at morning and never noticed there's new chicken.

What Do Chickens Eat ?

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The Chicken and other poultry love to eat blueberries, grapes, mealworms, applesauce, yogurt, watermelon. The chickens enjoy all kind of insects including roaches and scorpions. They also love to eat green leafy lettuce, zucchini, apple, cooked pumpkin, cottage cheese, spaghetti, cooked squash, tomatoes, Kale, Carrots, Cucumbers, Clelery and other fruits and vegetables. If you are raising chickens in a free range environment it is really important to make sure your chickens have a balanced diet that contains all of the essential nutrients and vitamins. These fruits and vegetables will help to keep chickens and other poultry to stay healthy, continuing to lay eggs and meat.

Can chickens eat watermelon? II Use of watermelon in Broiler Poultry

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Can chickens eat watermelon?   Chicks, chicken & other poultry can consume watermelon including its the flesh, rinds, seeds and leaves. Watermelon made up of over 90% water, so  it is a great source of hydration for your poultry birds (layer & broilers). In summers the chicks, chicken & other poultry need more water intake to prevent heat stroke due to their aggressive body temperature. So if you will  use regularly watermelon for yours chicken in summers, it  will  help  the chicks  to maintain their body temperature cool down. Watermelon does not prevent from dehydration, its also a great source of  vitamins including  Sunny Poultry                                                 Vitamin A and Vitamin C.  Watermelon  also contains potassium and fiber. So watermelon is a great source of w...