Wasita Padoongmatvorakul (Apple)

Breeding is crucial in livestock management, ensuring continuous production and maintaining genetic excellence. Better breeding results mean healthier offspring, higher birth rates, and enhanced herd or flock health.Nutrition is pivotal for breeding success in most livestock. Balanced diets, rich in essential vitamins, minerals, and nutrients, help animals achieve their full reproductive potential ...

Piglet diarrhea poses a substantial challenge in swine production, presenting not just health concerns for the piglets but also significant economic implications. These ramifications encompass hindered growth trajectories, escalating medication expenditures, and in extreme situations, increased mortality rates. The initial weeks post-birth are pivotal for piglets. Their digestive apparatus, being ...

Proper chick management is crucial for optimal performance during the rainy season. Challenges like humidity and damp conditions can impact their health and growth. Maintaining a clean, dry environment is essential to minimize mold and bacterial growth. Adequate shelter, ventilation, and high-quality feed are vital for chick well-being.

Effective litter management is crucial for optimal animal nutrition. Proper litter management practices ensure a clean and healthy environment for animals, reducing the risk of contamination and disease. By maintaining clean and dry litter, we promote better hygiene, minimize bacterial growth, and enhance feed safety.

The rainy season is here and may contribute to stress in egg producing layers. Cold stress negatively impacts layers' metabolism, immune function, and egg production. By providing proper protection, including adequate housing, insulation, and balanced nutrition, we ensure optimal health, productivity, and egg quality. Cold stress can impact a layers' immune function and productivity. By optimizin ...

Rainwater itself is generally considered clean, but it can pick up bacteria and other contaminants as it interacts with the environment. For example, if rainwater comes into contact with animal feces or contaminated soil, it can potentially carry Enterobacteriaceae bacteria and other pathogens. Enterobacteriaceae contamination in feed can threaten animal health. Especially high protein materials, ...