Broiler Management

07/11/2012 |

Mr.Farhan the vaccination schedule you pasted is not applicable in Pakistan.Learn about transmune,vector vaccine and different strains of vaccine truly applicable.Please dont copy and paste such type of things.

Regards,
Dr.Abid

07/11/2012 | thanks author.

you have touched important areas of broiler production. My worries are how my rural farmers would adopt brooding when electrical supplies are quite not uniform and gas supplies are also not uniform. Desi arrangements are mostly practiced and ventilation cause a problem .
Vaccination is recommended as per disease prevalence. As regards nutrition we can have prestarter feed 23%cp and 2900-3000ME followed by starter and finisher. This may save cost if we reduce protien and improve ME. amino acid inclusions are showing better results when CP is considered.
3rd how to ensure availability of standard litter is now getting problem and their disposal when litters are not recycled? thus i feel the need of cage system is the final answer in coming time for broiler also which demand sophistication too for control of environment. I am hopeful some changes are bound to become necessary in housing system of broiler flocks which may demand higher investments for gaining the best performance from hi-tech genotypes. with regds: dr m rath, india an consultant on poultry .

07/12/2012 |

Abid Shah first of All thank you very much for suggestion about my article Vaccination schedule me given General and i know very well this vaccination schedule not applicable in pakistan but you dont fully say not applicable , i say one thing about vaccine , vaccine mean to boost up immunity to prevent a disease , so vaccination shedule varry according to a disease in a specific area ,due to climatic , mange mental mishaps ........you talk about the different strain of virus yes i know very well after different microbiological test we finalize virus strain then vaccine done on specific strain ,,,,,,Due to climatic changing, mange mental practices, Vaccination shedule differnet for diffent ares .......thanks

07/12/2012 |

Very good article about broiler management. All praise to authors .

07/12/2012 | nice and very informative piece of work........

07/12/2012 |

Re: A Pocket Guide to Broiler Management
Nice and very informative Pocket Guide to Broiler Management
Dr Talib MVSc Poultry Science

07/13/2012 |

Mohammad Talib, same ali, afshan majid thanks.................

07/16/2012 |

thanks Dr. for your pocket guide book. the same management follow in India also. but regarding housing the width should not be more than 20 - 25 foot otherwise the air may not be circulated properly and the vaccination schedule as advised by you we are not follow here basically in Assam. yes you are correct that it depends upon climatic condition of that particular region. otherwise it is very helpful to all the broiler farmer.
regards Dr. Jayantajeet Borah, Assam,(India)

07/16/2012 |

Dr. Jayantajeet Borah thanks Dr..........

07/16/2012 | FARHAN ALI, WELL DONE. YOU CAN STILL DO MORE THAN THIS.

07/17/2012 |

Freeman Nomhimmi Yohanna thanks Alot .......sure i am try my best

07/29/2012 |

Good man! It is quick idea on broiler farming. When we are dealing with HEN then following thing should be worked out.
- Health- what are the steps, practices and biosecurity etc
- Envirnoment - what are best practices available housing, temperature, ventilation etc
- Nutrition- what the requirements and Practices

Information on these areas will deliver performance and profitability.

03/27/2013 | good lesson, the challenge we met is market, if I can get slaughtering machine for 300 broiler I will be comfortable with the business