Poultry farming knowledge hub providing practical guidance on broiler, layer, desi chicken farming, poultry feed formulation, disease prevention, vaccination schedules, and cost-effective poultry management for farmers.
This schedule is designed as a preventive support system, not as a replacement for good feed, water quality, ventilation, and biosecurity. When management is average, a proper medicine schedule can significantly reduce losses and improve net profit.
Broiler 42 Days Medicine Schedule (Preventive & Profit-Oriented) Read More »
National Livestock Mission proposes to bring sharp focus on entrepreneurship development and breed improvement in poultry by providing incentives to the Individuals, for entrepreneurship development and also to the State Government for breed improvement infrastructure
Model Project Report for Desi Poultry Breeder & Hatchery Unit under NLM Scheme Read More »
Winters are good for the growth & FCR of poultry birds. All strains whether Hubbard / Ross / Aviagen perform well because these birds are from temperate countries & well adapted to cold climates. They are developed to perform in cold climates. The second thing is the quality and availability of feed is quite good. Feed become cheaper because harvesting season has just completed after rains. Good quality toxin-free cheap feed is available all around.
Winter Management in Broiler Poultry Farming Read More »
Learn complete wheat farming from sowing to harvest. Understand the right seed rate, fertilizer dose, irrigation schedule, and disease management to increase wheat yield and profitability.
Wheat in Poultry Feed: Nutritional Value, Challenges, and Practical Guidelines Read More »
Layer poultry farming requires precise planning, balanced nutrition, proper lighting, and effective disease prevention to achieve consistent egg production and long-term profitability. This practical guide explains key management practices, common mistakes, and science-based strategies to improve layer performance while controlling feed cost, mortality, and production losses.
Layer Feed Formulation: How to Formulate Balanced Layer Feed (Phase-Wise Guide) Read More »
