How to Impove Egg Production in Poultry Layers Farming | Smart Agricultural Solution

There are a lot of factors that make poultry farming business a profitable one but I will be highlighting only three major factors:

· Food is one of the basic needs of man. Regardless of the economic situation, human beings must feed and since domestic birds are consumable; that makes poultry farming feasible.

· Nigeria for instance has a population of over 150million and growing; bear it in mind that a huge population means a huge demand for food (egg and meat).

· With the increased awareness on the health implications of red meat; there’s an increased demand for white meat and birds are a source of white meat.

NOTE:
The information shared in this article is applicable to any locality; be it United States, Canada, India, United Kingdom, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, etc.

Poultry farming is, ALSO, recommended for retirees and individuals who are passionate about livestock farming. In the past, people were non-challant about breeding birds or cultivating crops for profits. But with the recent global burst in population and a worldwide demand for food, people are now beginning to realize the potential of providing the most important basic need of man.

Poultry farming is a viable business anytime any day; and to be sincere with you, it’s a business I have been considering for some time now.

Here Are Some Steps You Can Take to Effectively Increase Your Egg Production Level in Poultry Farming.

Getting fresh eggs from your backyard isn’t as easy as just plopping a chicken in a coop. To get quality eggs—keep your layer chickens healthy in the process—you need to provide your hens with a bit of TLC. Whether you’re new to chicken keeping or have been at it for a while, follow these eight tips to help your chickens stay healthy and productive.

1. Provide quality feed.
To keep your chickens productive and healthy, feed them the best food you can afford. The staple of their diet should be a premium laying mash or pellet, supplemented with occasional fresh fruit, green vegetables, meal worms and other healthy treats.

2. Clean nest boxes frequently.
To encourage your chickens to lay, provide them with plenty of sanitary nest boxes layered with comfortable bedding. Recycled-newspaper pellets make a soft surface for hens to nestle and deposit their eggs and are easy to toss away and replace.

3. Allow free-ranging.
Happy chickens lay more eggs and are more likely to stay healthy. If possible, let your chickens roam freely on your property. If this is not safe for them because of predators, consider using a covered exercise pen you can move around, which will allow them to “graze” on your lawn while still being protected from hawks and eagles.

4. Inspect chickens regularly.
Handle your hens whenever possible to examine their bodies, including combs, wattles, bills, feet and wings, for problems. Be on the lookout for infected wounds and broken bones. If you are concerned about your chickens’, don’t hesitate to take them to the vet. Avian veterinarians are often experienced in dealing with chicken issues. Before you even bring your chickens home, contact veterinarians in your area so you know who to go to in an emergency.

5. Secure the coop.
Laying hens are particularly vulnerable to predators because of their reluctance to leave the nest. Make sure your coop is predator-proof to ensure raccoons, cats and other animals can’t gain access to your chickens. This means making sure latches can’t be opened by prying hands (raccoons are notorious for this) and the wire-mesh fencing is small enough that predators can’t reach through the bars to grab your chickens.

6. Provide fresh water.
Chickens need constant access to water to stay healthy and productive. They will avoid water that isn’t clean and will go thirsty if they can’t find a fresh source. Provide your birds with fresh water every day.

7. Control parasites.
External parasites love to prey on chickens. Mites are the biggest culprits and will take up residence in your coop without you ever noticing. Make it a habit to regularly inspect your chickens at night, when mites become active. If you see small, reddish-brown insects scurrying around on your chickens’ heads, treat your hens and your coop for mites. Coop must be kept cleaned.

8. Avoid Too Much Medication. Too much vitamins, vaccines, drugs and medications can affect the hormones and immune system. Adding too much chemicals to their bodies can be harmful too.

4. Supplement with King HumiVet
Make King HumiVet a daily healthy habit of your Chicken. Mix in water and in feeds. This boosts the immune system of your chicken and will make your business even more profitable.

THE SOLUTION TO COMMON POULTRY FARMING PROBLEMS:
✅Colds/ Respiratory Problems
✅Low Egg Production
✅Low Feed Intake
✅Leg Weakness, Lameness
✅Soft Shelled Egg
✅Slow Growth
✅Watery Feces/ Diarrhea

EFFECTS ON ANIMALS:
✅Optimization of feed conversion.
✅Feed conversion is the efficiency of digestion. More nutrients are absorbed, less undigested nutrients are discharged.
✅Humic Acid binds dust particles, similar to carbon. This gives animals/pets a firmer stool.
✅Excrement stinks less by 80%.
✅Noticeable effects after two weeks.

Poultry farming is a very wide business with different aspects. May it be in Egg production (Layers breeding), Meat production (Broilers breeding), or Chicken breeding (Hatchery), King HumiVet is an all-round healthy supplement for your Chicken and other animals.

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