The reasons why your broilers are not growing could involve more than one reason.

The two basic causes of stunted or slow growth in broilers are poor welfare, which may result in a disease outbreak, feed poisoning, accident, high temperature, etc, and genetic make- up of the broiler chicken, which sometimes may not be corrected easily.

All these factors are capable of causing stunted growth in your broilers.



However, every broiler farmer expects to attain uniformity in growth and weight in his or her flock.

The farm becomes depressed when these expectations are not met. Which in turn will hurt his return of investment, especially when the number of runts increases- runts are animals, especially birds smaller than their mates, caused by poor health or poor nutrition, but could grow to full size as his mate if given special care.


Fortunately, this condition could be prevented or minimized if you follow my tips and suggestions. Moreover, I have researched 10 reasons why your broilers are not growing.To continue reading click the link below

https://poultryfarmguide.com/blog/why-are-my-broilers-not-growing/

Chidisam:
The reasons why your broilers are not growing could involve more than one reason.

The two basic causes of stunted or slow growth in broilers are poor welfare, which may result in a disease outbreak, feed poisoning, accident, high temperature, etc, and genetic make- up of the broiler chicken, which sometimes may not be corrected easily.

All these factors are capable of causing stunted growth in your broilers.



However, every broiler farmer expects to attain uniformity in growth and weight in his or her flock.

The farm becomes depressed when these expectations are not met. Which in turn will hurt his return of investment, especially when the number of runts increases- runts are animals, especially birds smaller than their mates, caused by poor health or poor nutrition, but could grow to full size as his mate if given special care.


Fortunately, this condition could be prevented or minimized if you follow my tips and suggestions. Moreover, I have researched 10 reasons why your broilers are not growing.To continue reading click the link below

https://poultryfarmguide.com/blog/why-are-my-broilers-not-growing/

Good morning, please is it a good ideas to spray sawdust on the floor for a two weeks old layers?

And also how many times do I need to feed them in a day?

Use word shaving instead, and not sawdust. Sawdust can induce respiratory problem and stress your bird.

100g of feed is enough for laying birds for a day.

Twice a day in the ratio of 60:40

60 % in the morning 40% in the evening.