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What should I do if my chicken livers are scorched from the heat?
Liver is the largest detoxification organ of the organism, harmful wastes and foreign toxins produced in the metabolic process of the organism are decomposed and oxidised in the liver. High-temperature season chickens with drugs is inevitable, and all the drugs that enter the chicken body have to...Read more -
How to deal with “heat stress” in summer egg production?
Heat stress is an adaptive disease that occurs when chickens are strongly stimulated by a heat stressor. Heat stress in laying hens mostly occurs in chicken houses with temperatures over 32℃, poor ventilation and poor hygiene. The severity of heat stress increases with the increase of the house t...Read more -
What are the black chicken breeds?
Have you heard of black chicken? Such as the old yard black chicken, five black chicken, etc., not only meat is delicious, but also has medicinal value, market prospects. Black chicken varieties are better, not many diseases, today we will talk about this topic of black chicken for your reference...Read more -
How to prevent and control chicken pox disease in summer when mosquitoes and flies are rampant?
Summer is a period of high incidence of chicken pox, and the risk of spreading chicken pox is exacerbated by the ravages of mosquitoes and flies. In order to ensure the health of chickens, farmers need to take a series of preventive and control measures to deal with this challenge in a clear and ...Read more -
Philippine Livestock Exhibition 2024 is About to Open
The Philippine Livestock Exhibition 2024 is about to open and visitors are welcome to explore the world of opportunities in the livestock industry. You can apply for a Exhibition Badge by clicking on the following link:https://ers-th.informa-info.com/lsp24 The event provides a new business opport...Read more -
How to prevent summer heat when raising chickens in summer?
Summer is a critical period for raising chickens, due to the high temperature and high humidity environment, it is easy to cause all kinds of diseases, such as heatstroke, coccidiosis, aflatoxin poisoning and so on. At the same time, with the gradual increase in temperature, the prevention of hea...Read more -
May Day
May Day, also known as International Labor Day, is a day of great significance and historical significance. This day is celebrated every year on May 1st and is considered as a public holiday in many countries around the world. This day commemorates the historic struggles and achievements of the l...Read more -
Causes, symptoms and prevention of diarrhea in laying hens
Diarrhea in laying hens is a common problem on farms, and its main cause is usually diet-related. Although the feed intake and mental state of sick chickens may appear normal, diarrhea symptoms not only affect the health of laying hens, but also have a negative impact on egg production. In order ...Read more -
What are the symptoms of chicken flu? How to treat it?
Chicken cold is a common avian disease that can occur throughout the year, especially more common in chicks. From years of experience in raising chickens, the incidence rate is relatively high in winter. The main symptoms of chicken colds include nasal mucus, tearing eyes, depression and difficul...Read more -
What causes E. coli in chickens? How to treat it?
With the arrival of spring, the temperature began to warm up, everything is revitalized, which is a good time to raise chickens, but it is also a breeding ground for germs, especially for those poor environmental conditions, lax management of the flock. And currently, we are in the high season of...Read more -
Qingming Festival
Qingming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day, is a traditional Chinese festival that holds great significance in Chinese culture. It is a time for families to honor their ancestors, pay respects to the deceased, and enjoy the arrival of spring. This festival, which falls on the 15th day af...Read more -
What’s wrong with chickens that snore?
Chicken snoring is usually a symptom, not a separate disease. When chickens exhibit this characteristic, it may be a sign of illness. Minor symptoms may improve gradually with adjustments to feeding practices, while severe cases require rapid identification of the cause and targeted treatment. Th...Read more
