Housing design, ventilation, litter management, biosecurity measures, and daily management practices for commercial and backyard poultry farms. Poultry Management & Housing focuses on day-to-day farm management practices, shed design, ventilation, litter management, and environmental control. Proper management techniques are explained to reduce stress, disease incidence, and mortality. This category helps farmers create healthy, productive poultry environments aligned with modern farming standards.
Ascites (water belly) in broilers: signs, causes, what to do on the farm, the Ascitox Q10 dose schedule and field results from a nine-farm winter study. By Dr. Ibne Ali.
Layers laying fewer eggs? Check light hours, feed intake, calcium, water, stress and disease first. Then see how Egg Up and Pyrocal B support production and shell. By Dr. Ibne Ali.
Egg Production Drop in Layers in Winter: Causes and Fixes (लेयर में अंडा उत्पादन गिरना) Read More »
Liver tonic for poultry: signs of liver stress, what to fix first, what Hepasol DS contains and its dose for general health, toxicity, hepatitis, IBH and fatty liver. By Dr. Ibne Ali.
Best Liver Tonic for Poultry: Fatty Liver, Toxicity and FCR (पोल्ट्री के लिए लिवर टॉनिक) Read More »
Loose droppings in poultry: causes, what to fix first, and the Septima dose for moderate infection, high mortality and brooding. Hindi, Hinglish and English, by Dr. Ibne Ali.
Loose Droppings in Poultry: Causes, Treatment and Septima Dose (लूज़ ड्रॉपिंग का इलाज) Read More »
Ammonia binder for poultry litter: why ammonia builds up in closed winter sheds, how to check it, dry litter basics and the Ammobond dose: 5 kg per 2500 birds on day 1, day 16-17 and day 32-34 if needed. Hindi, Hinglish and English, by Dr. Ibne Ali.
In Indian conditions, broiler losses rarely happen because farmers do not work hard. They happen because management decisions are taken without understanding how the bird’s body responds to environment, feed, water, and stress. Disease is usually the final outcome, not the starting point. That is why broiler management and disease control should always be seen as one integrated system, not as two separate topics.
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 »
