Judy Vanessa
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5 TOP REASONS WHY YOUR HENS ARE NOT LAYING
The most common question asked by poultry farmers is “why have my laying hens stopped laying?” There are many reasons…
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CALF REARING
Calf feeding. • All newly born calves should be fed or allow to suckle colostrum from the mother within 24…
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CHOOSING A DAIRY COW
Whether you are seeking a family dairy cow for your own use or a cow to use on a dairy…
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GROWING OF AVOCADOS
Factors to consider when growing avocados Sourcing of good planting materials Certified nurseries- Farmers are advised to get seedlings…
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MANAGEMENT OF HEIFERS
MANAGEMENT OF HEIFERS Female calves after weaning are called heifers. From about 150 days, management depends on the system and…
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INFECTIOUS CORYZA
INFECTIOUS CORYZA IN POULTRY What causes this disease? The bacterium causing this disease is known as Hemophilus paragallinarum. Transmission The…
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MASTITIS
WHAT IS MASTITIS? Clinical bovine mastitis is where by the cow displays definitive symptoms of the disease. It may be…
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COMMON DISEASES AFFECTING POULTRY
NEWCASTLE DISEASE/PARAMYXOVIRUS 1 Paramyxovirus 1 or Newcastle Disease is a highly contagious viral disease affecting poultry of all ages. Affected…
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Feeding dairy cows with silage
What is Silage? Silage is high-moisture fodder preserved through fermentation in the absence of air. These are fodders that would…
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SHEEP PRODUCTION
As a farmer it is important to always know the type of sheep breeds you have in the farm. Here…
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