Turks:
Keenly following the progress of my birds

Turks, good morning. What do you think I can do about my Noilers that keep fighting. They are 9 weeks right now.

Morning boss...How was your weekend? Kindly separate them or if you lack space, give them vitamin K. Water leaf and Dongoyaro leaves are rich in Vitamin K. Get the leaves and squeeze it in their water for 3-5 days and watch the fighting and pecking end. I hope this helps..

kayo80:


Turks, good morning. What do you think I can do about my Noilers that keep fighting. They are 9 weeks right now.

Turks:
Morning boss...How was your weekend? Kindly separate them or if you lack space, give them vitamin K. Water leaf and Dongoyaro leaves are rich in Vitamin K. Get the leaves and squeeze it in their water for 3-5 days and watch the fighting and pecking end. I hope this helps..

Okay. Thanks. I will go and buy Water Leaf asap!

Yes sir.

kayo80:


Okay. Thanks. I will go and buy Water Leaf asap!

It's quite normal. They are just establishing a pecking order. Anyways watch them closely. If the fight causes injury, na cannibalism be day ooh.

Can this dogoyaro also work in broilers..

SShadow:
It's quite normal. They are just establishing a pecking order. Anyways watch them closely. If the fight causes injury, na cannibalism be day ooh.

Okay. Thanks.

jfkenny:
Can this dogoyaro also work in broilers..

It is normally used to treat coccidiosis in broilers too but it may affect weight gain because of the bitterness of the neem tree. The chicks will take less water leading to less feed intake.
I advise bitter leaf or dried grinded pawpaw leaves in place of dongayaro.

EMMAACHILE:

It is normally used to treat coccidiosis in broilers too but it may affect weight gain because of the bitterness of the neem tree. The chicks will take less water leading to less feed intake.
I advise bitter leaf or papa leaves in place of dongayaro.

Thanks but did you intend writing pawpaw leaves. What can I used to treat snoring kind of cough in broilers..

jfkenny:

Thanks but did you intend writing pawpaw leaves. What can I used to treat snoring kind of cough in broilers..

Yes.
I don't know the organic leaf for snoring. Vet guys here should give you a better answer.
That should be crd disease in poultry.

Organically?

jfkenny:

Thanks but did you intend writing pawpaw leaves. What can I used to treat snoring kind of cough in broilers..

Turks:
Organically?

Organically or inorganically

EMMAACHILE:

Yes.
I don't know the organic leaf for snoring. Vet guys here should give you a better answer.
That should be crd disease in poultry.

try a blend of ginger and garlic+ honey.....

I love this trend , I stay in ibadan, please where is your farm so I can pay you a visit, I need some tutorials on my broilers .

Jofez:
try a blend of ginger and garlic+ honey.....

Perfect solution!

Jofez:
try a blend of ginger and garlic+ honey.....

How do I mix this as in grind them and squeeze out the water or what please. I have used tylodox without success for like 5days now..

Use a blender. Blend the ginger and then add the honey afterwards. Add it to their water. But first, for this to work effectively, work on your litter management as well as your pen ventilation. These two criteria are key to their recovery asnd general health.

jfkenny:

How do I mix this as in grind them and squeeze out the water or what please. I have used tylodox without success for like 5days now..

@organic food , well done sir, i have been a silent reader of your thread, getting ready to come and learn from you. more grease to your elbow.

organicfoods:
No I havent.

Please, which feed do you use? I mean, whether Top Feed, Animalcare, etc.

@oganicfoods, please can you explain further how to formulate this sir

GidiPrince:


Please OP, what is lacto bacillus and molasses? Can you share the pic or the local names. Thanks in anticipation.

kayo80:


Please, which feed do you use? I mean, whether Top Feed, Animalcare, etc.

I use Top feeds!

organicfoods:
I use Top feeds!

Okay. Thanks for this info.

confluence:
@oganicfoods, please can you explain further how to formulate this sir

check his profile. he has a thread on lactobacillum and bim or visit his wesite earthfarmer..com.ng . make person no ban me o

my brother for de feathers i the pen is another factor to be considered i think if ur using deep litter pen de birds may nt develop Enough feather because they re nt all that exposed to sunlight but there is nothing wrong with that my tot anyway

pls sir can u share with us how one can culture these lacto bacillus and molasses ur talking about ur response pls waiting in anticipation

It's been really interesting thus far...can't wait for the layers party to start cos that's my area of interest

organicfoods:
I use Top feeds!

samuelojimba:
pls sir can u share with us how one can culture these lacto bacillus and molasses ur talking about ur response pls waiting in anticipation

Read through you will find answers to your questions. You can get molasses from a vet shop. It's cheap. I got mine for #200 a litre. "Unsulphured molasses"

Good work sir, a very big gbosa to u. I av bin a follower of did thread and impressed at ur organic approach of poultry rearing. I was d one who commented on d post on your website dis afternoon.

kayo80:


Turks, good morning. What do you think I can do about my Noilers that keep fighting. They are 9 weeks right now.

Ll it be ready by Xmas? Myn is 8 weeks now & i use top feeds, i feed dem constantly.

willian10:

Ll it be ready by Xmas? Myn is 8 weeks now & i use top feeds, i feed dem constantly.

I just switched to Top Feeds yesterday when I wasn't getting good results with Hybrid. Yea, they would be ready by Christmas. At least, experts say they take between 12-16 weeks to reach maturity. Mine will be 16 weeks by christmas. Can you post pictures of yours?

kayo80:


I just switched to Top Feeds yesterday when I wasn't getting good results with Hybrid. Yea, they would be ready by Christmas. At least, experts say they take between 12-16 weeks to reach maturity. Mine will be 16 weeks by christmas. Can you post pictures of yours?

They're 6, 1st timer tho.

willian10:

They're 6, 1st timer tho.

Nice. These are Broilers, right?