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THIS Will CHANGE How You CONSTRUCT Your Poultry Farm

In poultry farming in Nigeria video, we give a detailed tour of a Commercial Layer Poultry Farm, showcasing the structures for poultry farm shed construction. We cover the importance of designing the Poultry Sheds, Feed Warehouse, Feed Mill Building, Egg Storage Room, Poultry Farm Administrative Building, Poultry Water Tank Stand, Poultry Workers Residential Building, and Livestock Incinerator Building. We emphasize the importance of orientation, water to feed ratio, and gradual feed transition. We also highlight the importance of safe disposal of chicken carcasses and the benefits of incineration. This video is perfect for beginners in the poultry farming business. 1. Poultry Shed Houses or Barns for our preferred layers which are ISA Brown ---The Dimensions are important regarding battery caged or deep litter system. At Petros Farms, we constructed our poultry shed as high-rise pen houses according to the cages we selected. We are using Big Dutchman poultry equipment. ---Open-sided poultry barns or houses in hot climates like Nigeria, should have their long axis in the East-West orientation. This is the most critical factor in design especially for beginners in poultry farming. ---Our Poultry Sheds are High-rise, Caged Layer Facilities / Production buildings. This allows Poultry Manure from the cages to be fall into the storage area below. The advantages of this is that the poultry droppings may accumulate for several months or more before buildings are cleaned out. 2. Chicken Feed warehouse - ISA BROWN Layers consume lots of feed. An adult Isa Brown Hen will consume about 112 grams of feed per day. It is absolutely important for anyone starting a commercial poultry business to have constructed a building for feed storage. 3. Feed mill building: While this is not important, but it should be considered during the design of the feed warehouse. In our poultry feed warehouse, we have a section that we can use for mini feed production. The reason why you want to consider this is because even if you don't make your own feed; you still have to preferably use a feed mixer when transitioning from one feed to another. When changing from one feed to another, it is important to do so gradually. When transitioning from one complete chicken feed to another, begin with 80% of current ration and 20% of new ration. Gradually increase the amount of new ration vs the old each day until the old feed is totally replaced. This minimizes disruption as chickens feed based on sight. If you notice the flocks going off feed at any point in the transition process, take an extra day or two and slow the transition down. The transition can last from 7 to 10 days. 4. Egg Storage Room - this is also important as you do not want eggs stored in the pen houses. Assume commercial layers lay eggs every 24 hours. Depending on your capacity or anticipated expansion plans, you can the decide the size of your egg storage room. 5. Poultry Farm Administrative Building - this is where your customers can conduct businesses. Some farmers might overlook an office space. It is important for your customers to have a place they can be comfortable and conduct business. 6. Poultry Water Tank Stand - Chickens drink a lot of water. The water: feed ratio normally ranges from 1.5:1 to 2:1. However; hot weather can increase that ratio to as high at 5:1. For example, ISA Brown consuming 100 grams of feed per day will drink 150 to 200 mL of water per day. This is 150 – 200 L/1000 birds/day. These commercial layers prefer cool water. To achieve this, make sure the tank stand in in shed or roofed. Paint the water tanks white. 7. Poultry workers residential building - you need some workers to live onsite. 8. Livestock Incinerator Building - Normal mortality ranges from 0.05% per week in young to mid-age ISA Brown layers, and on up to 0.18% per week in older age flocks. We should anticipate a cumulative death rate of 5.7% at 75 weeks. This implies 0.05% of our flock per day as routine loss are: 1. Pen 1, 10,500 capacity: 6 daily loss 2. Pen 2, 15,120 capacity: 8 daily loss 3. Pen 3, 19, 152 capacity: 10 daily loss With a potential loss of 24 ISA Brown chickens per day, appropriate disposal method is necessary. The disposal of Carcass remains one of the major problems facing poultry meat and egg producers in Nigeria. These dead chickens should be disposed o in a safe and environmentally safe method. The current method for disposal of poultry carcasses in Nigeria is primarily burial. Unfortunately, this poses a tremendous risk of environmental contamination and concerns for groundwater quality. This is why we chose to proceed with Incineration. Incinerating poultry waste is recognized as one of the biologically safest methods of disposal provided the equipment meets certain emission or regulatory requirements. eliminating the threat of disease. https://petrosfarms.com/ #batterycage #isabrown #poultryfarming #poultrybusiness #poultryfarmconstruction