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    The document discusses poultry farm management for backyard raisers. It covers objectives of poultry farming management including housing, nutrition, health and production practices. It also discusses poultry breeds, nutritional needs, feeds, housing, common diseases and care of poultry and farm management.

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    The document discusses poultry farm management for backyard raisers. It covers objectives of poultry farming management including housing, nutrition, health and production practices. It also discusses poultry breeds, nutritional needs, feeds, housing, common diseases and care of poultry and farm management.

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    Seminar Buwas

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    The document discusses poultry farm management for backyard raisers. It covers objectives of poultry farming management including housing, nutrition, health and production practices. It also discusses poultry breeds, nutritional needs, feeds, housing, common diseases and care of poultry and farm management.

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    POULTRY FARM

    MANAGEMENT FOR ‘-
    BACKYARD RAISERS
    BSA – 3B STUDENTS

    1
    OBJECTIVES
    By the end of this seminar, participants will:
    • Understand the fundamental principles of poultry
    ‘-
    farming management, including housing, nutrition,
    health, and production practices.

    2
    OBJECTIVES
    • Learn how to select appropriate poultry breeds and
    design suitable housing to ensure the health and
    welfare of the flocks ‘-

    • Acquire basic knowledge in feed requirements,


    nutrition requirements of the poultry to optimize flock
    performance and productivity.

    3
    OBJECTIVES
    • Gain insights into common poultry diseases,
    parasites, and health issues to make an early
    intervention strategies to maintain‘- flock health and
    minimize disease risk.

    4
    POULTRY FARMING
    POULTRY FARMING is a form of animal husbandry
    which raises domesticated birds (e.g. chicken, ducks,
    turkeys) to produce meat or eggs for
    ‘- food.

    5
    POULTRY FARMING
    The most preferred bird in the poultry industry is
    chicken (Gallus domesticus)
    ‘-

    6
    POULTRY FARMING
    Poultry birds generally known as fowl

    ‘-

    LAYER
    BROILER 7
    POULTRY FARMING
    BROILER
     Exclusively grown for their
    meat ‘-

     Generally, grow very quickly in


    size
     Male birds are usually reared
    for their meat
    8
    POULTRY FARMING

    ‘-

    40 – 80g 0.3 – 0.8 kg 0.8 – 1.5 kg 1.5 – 2 kg


    9
    POULTRY FARMING
    Common Broiler breeds in the Philippines

    ‘-

    Arbor
    Hubbard Ross Cobb
    Acres 10
    POULTRY FARMING
    LAYERS
     Female fowls that are reared
    only for laying‘- egg
     Generally, lays eggs twice a
    week

    11
    POULTRY FARMING
    LAYERS
     Vaccinated regularly and
    overall health ‘-is monitored
     Debeaked from time-to-time

    12
    POULTRY FARMING
    Lifecycle of laying fowls
    1. Brooding stage
     Newly hatched chicks are‘- very delicate
    and needs to be in a special room called
    brooders.
     Temperature must be maintained
    constantly at 95 degree Fahrenheit.
    13
    POULTRY FARMING
    Lifecycle of laying fowls
    1. Laying stage
     Mature females start laying ‘- eggs after 22

    weeks and continue for 12-15 months.


     If not able to lay sufficient number of
    eggs, they become uneconomical.

    14
    NUTRITIONAL NEEDS
    Broilers Layers
    - Needs to be fed with - Enough protein (16-
    ‘-
    vitamin-rich 18% CP) and minerals,
    supplements specially calcium (2.5-
    - Needs enough protein 3.5%)
    (19-25%) depending
    on the stage of growth
    15
    POULTRY FEEDS
    LOCALLY-PRODUCED
    FEEDS COMMERCIAL FEEDS
    ‘-

    16
    POULTRY HOUSING
    Factors to consider in planning housing for the
    poultry flock
    1. Practical aspects of housing poultry
    ‘- on your
    property
    2. Well-being and productivity of your flock
    3. Protection from weather

    17
    POULTRY HOUSING
    4. Protection from predator
    5. Adequate space
    ‘-
    6. Easy access to fresh feed and clean water
    7. Sufficient light
    8. Ventilation

    18
    POULTRY DISEASES
    FOWL CHOLERA SALMONELLOSIS
    caused by Pasteurella caused by Salmonella
    avicada gallinarium
    BACTERIAL DISEASES
    FOWL CORYZA TUBERCULOSIS
    caused by Haemophilus‘- caused by
    gallinarium Mycobacterium avium
    FOWL POX LARYNGOTRACHEITIS
    VIRAL DISEASE BIRD FLU (AVIAN RANIKHET
    INFLUENZA is caused
    by H5N1 influenza virus
    FUNGAL DISEASE CANDIDIASIS is caused by Candida albicans
    PROTOZOAN DISEASE PROCOCCIDIOSIS is caused by Eimeria
    HELMINTH DISEASE FOWL TAENIASIS is caused by Tapeworm species
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    CARE OF POULTRY AND POULTRY FARM MANAGEMENT
     The farm should have safe environment with
    proper enclosures along with proper ventilation.
     For rearing and breeding, only‘- disease-free
    breeds of poultry should be selected.
     The farm should have proper feed and water
    facility

    20
    CARE OF POULTRY AND POULTRY FARM MANAGEMENT
     Proper health and hygienic conditions should be
    maintained and regular screening for disease
    outbreak should be done ‘-

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