dr kula prasad kalita

DR.R.N.Sreenivas Gowda So nice to see you after about 3 decades. Sir I was your student from poultry science Dept. did Poultry Pathology course along with Dr Kandappa Setty. Your comment above is highly appreciated.

Broilers can be raised successfully in cages without much problem. However, some broilers may show leg and wing defect. Further there can be high occurrence of Peck order related problem particularly during the last two weeks before marketing. the best way to tackle this problem is to introduce sex separate rearing from 3rd weeks of age if not from day old age. At 3rd week the males can be identif ...

Thanks Mr Hiren Pancholi for your information on the topic being discussed. I would like to know details about the products that can be used while composting the old litter. Dr Kula Prasad Kalita PhD Professor Poultry Science Department Assam Agricultural University Guwahati, Assam, India Mobile-919435143033

The best way to reuse old litter for a new flock is to compost it for a period of 5 to 6 days. To do so the old litter should be heaped in the middle of the room making a cone. After about 24 hours the temperature of the heap will be increased to about 60 degree centigrade because increase activity of the anaerobic bacteria present in the litter. The heap should be broken after 48 hours and to be ...

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