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Egg Hatching Problems and Their Solutions

 If you are planning to start poultry business. You can not ignore small problems occurring at your farm. You need to be very intelligent to understand the root causes of the problems arising at your farm. Let s start with hatching problems as a first step in poultry field. Fertility issue in eggs can be fatal, and cause you to loose heft amount of money. As being the best farmer you need to work on fertility first. It is important to know the methods to improve fertility in your flock. Healthy diet is a generically balanced diet. It includes the best minerals, proteins, carbohydrates, electrolytes, and medicines. Every member of flock has different body conditions. The key of poultry farming is to provide same conditions to each flock members. So, they react to the environment in unanimously. It reduces farmers headache about managing flock.  These days, farmers are heavily into factory manufactured feeds and formulas purposely to get better production out their flock in lesser time.
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Recognizing Pure Ayam Cemani & Benefits Of Black Chicken

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  The Ayam  Cemani chicken  is world famous exotic breed. It has black feathers, straight black comb, black grey legs, black feathers with metallic black sheen. You would amazed to know that this bird has black skin and it lays dark black eggs.  Why it is so expensive? the answer of this is hens of this breed lay lesser eggs than other layers. They can lay eggs 100 per year. It is not that easy to get their breed. It worth nearly to 5,000 Dollar a pair in whole sale market.  The benefits of eating its meat are hereunder  Treating Sprain . People believe that the most popular benefit of ayam cemani meat is treating a sprain. .. Increase Stamina. ... Good For Children Growth. ... Prevent Arthritis. ... Maintain The Cholesterol Balance. ... Relieve Stress. ... Increase Body Metabolism. Antioxidant  Prevent Sickness and Common Cold.  Dutch Standards Of Perfection  It has Upright Game Posture  It is medium sized bird of around 2 Kgs  Strong body and muscles  Close fitting black feathers It
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Kadaknath Chicken Eggs Use for Treatment of Headache, Asthma, and Post Delivery Problem.

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Kadnaknath is exotic black beauty with rare black face mask and curly black comb. The clour of the eye of this beautiful breed is clear black.  The  Kadaknath  chicken  eggs  are used to treat headaches, post delivery problems, asthma and nephritis.  Kadaknath  chicken is said to be  good  for women  health  as well. Kadaknath , also called Kali Masi ("fowl having  black  flesh"), is an Indian breed of chicken. They originated from Dhar and Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh, Bastar (Chhattisgarh) and the adjoining districts of Gujarat and Rajasthan, covering about 800 square miles (2,100 km 2 ). Kadaknath lays creamy egg of 35 grams. This breed is not easily available these days. It has become extinct from the surface of the world. There are many scams related to Kadaknath poultry. Many farmers had mixed this breed with other local breed to increase their numbers. 
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Guide for 4 Months Old Pure Light Sussex Heritage Breed

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 Today i would show you some of the techniques how to raise Sussex breed. It is very difficult to understand when they get sick because they do not mostly show bad face until unless they have serious problem. They have good immunity so that they keep themselves active throughout the day.  Always remember to separate hens and males at the age of  months. It would help hens to increase their heights and sizes till the age of 6 months. Please change the feed number if you are keeping Light Sussex hens in Sheds or closed spaces or even in open space. These hens should have started egg laying feed, high intake of calcium, and good environment. Farmers normally do not apply this method, and they get so many problems of sizing and egg problems too. 
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How To Differentiate Pure Black/White Commercial Australorp and Heritage

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 Australorp is dual purpose breed being used worldwide for eggs and meat production. It lays 320 plus eggs per year. The record of this breed for laying eggs is 354 eggs per year. Male of this breed weights 3Kgs, and female of this breed weights 2.5 Kgs. Specialty of this breed is not their production of eggs and meat but their distinctive bluish black clour. These birds have reddish medium heighted comb with slight wattles. Eyes and legs of these birds are black. Their nails should not be yellowish but it should be pinkish white. It has black masked face with long thick black beak. The tail of bird should be upward or straight for commercial bird but for heritage it should be making a round flower.  Australorp Pure Hertiage Breed is a gigantic breed. Male of this breed weight 4.5 Kgs, and female weights 3 Kgs. The egg production of Pure Heritage Australorp is 250 plus each year. Australian poultry association recognizes three clours of Australorp i-e: White, Black, and Blue but Americ
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Pakistani Light Sussex Heritage

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 Pakistani Light Sussex Heritage is one the best in its own kind. It can lay 250 big sized eggs of net weight nearly to 85 grams. Male weight goes to 4.5 or sometime more than of 4 Kilos Grams While female is kind of smaller than male. Female can have weight upto 3.5 Kilos Grams.  Appearance:  It has very unique appearance, which differentiate this breed with other breeds. It has  beautiful hackle around its neck. This hackle shows up as some dim black petals around the neck. It has white body clour, and its main identification is its pinkish white legs.   Food: Light Sussex Heritage can eat all type of food but their favorite is to eat high protein diet. These birds have more weight thats why they keep eating. They are humble to whatever you give them. They are routine birds also whatever you make their routine. They would keep eating whole of their lives.  Common Diseases Coryza is one of the main problem with these birds especially in Pakistan. The best solution to this disease is t
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