@ Mr jidestroud

I don't know how I can get the neem oil, apple cider vinegar.. is it the leaf or the extract is sold commercially.... also will I be able to get it in the market or at the superstores..

jidestroud:

Good day boss,
What do you hope to achieve by giving the ginger/garlic mixture if I may ask? Are your birds organically raised or it's a combination of both? Are they presently sick? Or you simply just want to do organic?

Nevertheless, ginger/garlic can be administered in moderation to your broiler birds to boost immunity, appetite stimulant, anti-oxidant and help kill of bad bacteria/worm in your birds. In doing this, you need to be very observant and see how your birds reacts to the introduction.

they are not sick just for immunity

Chevrolet076:
@ Mr jidestroud

I don't know how I can get the neem oil, apple cider vinegar.. is it the leaf or the extract is sold commercially.... also will I be able to get it in the market or at the superstores..

Sure.
You can get ACV (preferably Bragg) in major supermarkets and even the cold pressed neem oil.

jidestroud:


Sure.
You can get ACV (preferably Bragg) in major supermarkets and even the cold pressed neem oil.

can you give a price range....?? like how much..??

Unbelievable

For the love of Christ, Super group is not a multivitamin oooooooooo.

I got a call from someone who was convinced to buy super gro as a source of multivitamin for his birds since the one I prescribed wasn't available. I was shocked to my marrow.

He joked with me that he had enough to last him throughout the year and I was like; How many did you buy? He replied 5litres. . Went further to to say he had been giving the birds for a while now and it was always foaming. . Oga snap make I see wetin you buy? Na so I see super gro keg oooo . Walahi, una no go kee me.

Personally, I try as much as possible to avoid giving out names of drugs except in extreme cases.

jidestroud:
Unbelievable

For the love of Christ, Super group is not a multivitamin oooooooooo.

I got a call from someone who was convinced to buy super gro as a source of multivitamin for his birds since the one I prescribed wasn't available. I was shocked to my marrow.

He joked with me that he had enough to last him throughout the year and I was like; How many did you buy? He replied 5litres. . Went further to to say he had been giving the birds for a while now and it was always foaming. . Oga snap make I see wetin you buy? Na so I see super gro keg oooo . Walahi, una no go kee me.

Personally, I try as much as possible to avoid giving out names of drugs except in extreme cases.

He made use of products meant for Crops on his poultry, this is too Bad

jidestroud:
Unbelievable

For the love of Christ, Super group is not a multivitamin oooooooooo.

I got a call from someone who was convinced to buy super gro as a source of multivitamin for his birds since the one I prescribed wasn't available. I was shocked to my marrow.

He joked with me that he had enough to last him throughout the year and I was like; How many did you buy? He replied 5litres. . Went further to to say he had been giving the birds for a while now and it was always foaming. . Oga snap make I see wetin you buy? Na so I see super gro keg oooo . Walahi, una no go kee me.

Personally, I try as much as possible to avoid giving out names of drugs except in extreme cases.

Very correct giving out names sometimes causes confusion when the buyer is not used to the drug and the seller not having exactly the prescribed tries to confuse the buyer

Bro jidestroud, please what could be the cause of wormlike excreta in my chicks?

I suspect it is from the cockerels, could it be because I didn't give them the 'lasota vaccine'

I have lost three currently.
Are there possibilities of infecting the broilers? Just so I can separate them.

Thanks

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what breed of chicken is this?
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mcdokwe:
Bro jidestroud, please what could be the cause of wormlike excreta in my chicks?

I suspect it is from the cockerels, could it be because I didn't give them the 'lasota vaccine'

I have lost three currently.
Are there possibilities of infecting the broilers? Just so I can separate them.

Thanks

Morning boss,

A pictorial post of the poop will help to an extent give an idea what the problem might be. You said worm-like right? What's the colour? Is the poop watery, loose or firm? Are the worm-like particles in fact real worms?
It could be your birds are simply doing intestinal shedding. Nevertheless, there is something wrong with your birds to have recorded those deaths.


Secondly, why did you not give losata and why have you been using?

Thirdly, why raise broilers and cockerels together? They are so so different in their programs.
Separate them ASAP.

jidestroud:

Morning boss,

A pictorial post of the poop will help to an extent give an idea what the problem might be. You said worm-like right? What's the colour? Is the poop watery, loose or firm? Are the worm-like particles in fact real worms?
It could be your birds are simply doing intestinal shedding. Nevertheless, there is something wrong with your birds to have recorded those deaths.


Secondly, why did you not give losata and why have you been using?

Thirdly, why raise broilers and cockerels together? They are so so different in their programs.
Separate them ASAP.

I actually thought it wise to brood them together in the brooding room for atleast 3weeks before separating them.

I didn't give them lasorta because of the review I got about them, felt they were absolute waste of resources.

I had to use sticks to raise and observe the excreta, they're actually worms

my noilers are now 5weeks old. they are now consuming alot of feed (1 bag in 1week 5days). please house, with what do you supplement your feed ratio?

unity004:
my noilers are now 5weeks old. they are now consuming alot of feed (1 bag in 1week 5days). please house, with what do you supplement your feed ratio?

How many are they?

Redomi:
How many are they?

they were 50( 1 carton) but I lost 2 remaining 48

unity004:
my noilers are now 5weeks old. they are now consuming alot of feed (1 bag in 1week 5days). please house, with what do you supplement your feed ratio?

Lovely birds!
You're really doing a great job feeding them.

What's their average weight at 5 weeks?

unity004:
my noilers are now 5weeks old. they are now consuming alot of feed (1 bag in 1week 5days). please house, with what do you supplement your feed ratio?

Nice one. Keep it going

jidestroud:
Nice one. Keep it going

thanks boss

SoftHeart:


Lovely birds!
You're really doing a great job feeding them.

What's their average weight at 5 weeks?

I don't know for now cause I do not have a weighing balance/scale but I will look for one within the week and get back to you

How much did it cost you to build this coop. I saw these picture and post couple of years ago. You can private message me you dontfeel comfortable stating that cost here. I am trying to estimate what it could cost me to set up something similar. Thank you

gungab:
Hello Sir Jude

I finally built the cage for the birds.
Since the construction cost me a lot, I want to reduce the birds to 50 for a start.
Can you help me with the feeding estimate for a month. Or any other things I need to know
NOTE: Have ordered for Noiler 1 to 2 weeks

Attached is the Domestic Noiler we are rearing which inspire me to go fully

Farmers help me out.
Attached is the building

What is wrong with my boiler and what can I use to treat it. The bird closes his eyes while standing even during the day. Let me just say standing and sleeping and I noticed the four of them are not consuming feed as much as they used to.

Cation:
What is wrong with my boiler and what can I use to treat it. The bird closes his eyes while standing even during the day. Let me just say standing and sleeping and I noticed the four of them are not consuming feed as much as they used to.

Can you provide us with a brief history of your bird's vaccination/medication so far? Also, let's know their age.

jidestroud:

Can you provide us with a brief history of your bird's vaccination/medication so far? Also, let's know their age.

I know nothing about their vaccination. I bought them at 5 weeks and they are 3 months and about two weeks.

My two weeks plus kuroiler birds

IbeIbe:
How much did it cost you to build this coop. I saw these picture and post couple of years ago. You can private message me you dontfeel comfortable stating that cost here. I am trying to estimate what it could cost me to set up something similar. Thank you

The structure cost me #74000

Have added new and bigger drinker .

unity004:
my noilers are now 5weeks old. they are now consuming alot of feed (1 bag in 1week 5days). please house, with what do you supplement your feed ratio?

Where did you buy your noiler from. Thanks a lot!

is there any difference between Noilers and Kuroilers

Redomi:
is there any difference between Noilers and Kuroilers

the difference I heard was that noilers were developed here in Nigeria by Amo farm while Kuroilers were developed in India

wasakc:


Where did you buy your noiler from. Thanks a lot!

I got them from afrimash(online). just google "day old noilers/afrimash", their services and delivery is very effective

Good Evening Farmers.

Please which week can I introduce Grower mash to my chicks.
They will be 4 weeks on Tuesday, considering the cost of Starter , I don't think I can afford 1 bag again.
And also, is it advice able to use Gomboro and Lasorta for them from week 6&7 respectively.
Please your contribution is needed
Thanks

gungab:
Good Evening Farmers.

Please which week can I introduce Grower mash to my chicks.
They will be 4 weeks on Tuesday, considering the cost of Starter , I don't think I can afford 1 bag again.
And also, is it advice able to use Gomboro and Lasorta for them from week 6&7 respectively.
Please your contribution is needed
Thanks

Please update us with your medication schedule.

jidestroud:

Good day boss,
What do you hope to achieve by giving the ginger/garlic mixture if I may ask? Are your birds organically raised or it's a combination of both? Are they presently sick? Or you simply just want to do organic?

Nevertheless, ginger/garlic can be administered in moderation to your broiler birds to boost immunity, appetite stimulant, anti-oxidant and help kill of bad bacteria/worm in your birds. In doing this, you need to be very observant and see how your birds reacts to the introduction.

Sir Jide, can I have your number please