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BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL BROILER FARMING
I know that you have heard a lot about how lucrative broiler production or broiler farming can be. Maybe you have also heard that the business can break you if you are not armed with the necessary knowledge. The life of a broiler is dynamic yet follows a known path. So, once you get a hang of it, you are made in the business.
This broiler management guide is everything you need! From choosing your farm site or setting up your backyard space, selecting the best breed, brooding your broiler chicks, maximizing their growth potential, preventing diseases, to strategies to sell off your stock while maximizing profit, everything is covered.
What are you waiting for? Let’s help you with our years of experience in broiler production, and you will not have to tell a sad story ever!
WHY THIS BROILER FARMING GUIDE IS FOR YOU
If you want to venture into broiler farming and you want to be successful in it, you definitely need a good broiler manual, and HERE YOU HAVE IT.
Let me first congratulate you for coming across this masterpiece.
Truth is, thousands of people out there would do 20X better if they found this Broiler Farming Guide before they started.
While we don’t promise that you will learn everything in poultry farming in a single book, I can assure you that this is the most practical broiler farming guide that comes to you in the voice of a professional who understands what you need as a starter.
This Beginner’s Guide to Successful Broiler Farming is all you need to take full advantage of our years of experience so you don’t have to sweat or regret.
This book covers every aspect of broiler farming from choosing your farm site or setting up your backyard space, selecting the best breed, brooding your broiler chicks, maximizing their growth potential, preventing diseases, to strategies to sell off your stock while maximizing profit, everything is covered.
If you are thinking of BROILERS and you are determined to make maximum profit from this business without having to learn from your own mistakes, then this broiler farming guide is what you need.
What are you waiting for? Let’s help you with our years of experience in broiler production, and you will not have to tell a sad story ever!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Contents
Disclaimer. 2
Introduction. 5
The Broiler Chicken. 8
Broiler Sexes. 10
Rearing Systems. 12
Biosecurity. 15
The three components/ levels of biosecurity in poultry. 20
Broiler Housing. 24
BROILER HOUSE CONSTRUCTION.. 31
East-West Orientation Explained. 32
The Planning. 33
Equipment Needed for Broiler Farming. 37
Preparation for Brooding of DAY-Old Chics (DOC). 40
Essential Brooding Supplies. 42
Guide to Successful Brooding. 45
Basic components of a brooder house. 51
Pre-brooding, brooding, and post-brooding practices. 55
Feeds and Feeding during brooding in poultry. 61
Choosing the Best Broiler Breed. 63
Popular Broiler Breeds in Nigeria. 65
Selecting the Best Broiler Breed. 69
BROILER NUTRITION AND FEEDING.. 75
Broiler Weight per Week. 77
How Much Feed Per Broiler Chicken?. 83
How To Make Your Broiler Chicken Grow Faster. 84
Egg Emulsion for Maximum Growth. 89
FIRST 5 DAYS OF BROODING.. 91
Feeding during the first 5 days. 94
Routine Management. 95
Occasional Management. 96
Medication and Vaccination of Broilers. 97
ORGANIC BROILER FARMING.. 99
Organic Medications Chart. 100
Organic Medications and Dosages. 105COMMON DISEASES OF BROILERS. 106
Newcastle Disease. 108
Coccidiosis. 113
Infectious Bursal Disease (IBD) AKA Gumboro. 125
Chronic Respiratory Disease. 137
Fowl Cholera. 141
Fowl Pox. 148
Salmonella Gallinarum, Fowl Typhoid. 154
Coryza. 160
Hot Bed of E. coli Infection. 162
MASTERING BROILER SALES. 169
Why Some Farmers Find it Hard to Sell their chickens. 171
How to Sell Your Broiler Chickens. 173
A QUICK CHECKLIST FOR BROILER FARMERS. 179
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Really. It’s so interesting. I got an idea of starting a poultry farm but I found it so bad in terms of income. If a chicken can reach 4kg of weight I come back on my idea.