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CHANJO ASILI ZA KUKU/Natural herbs vaccine schedule in poultry

#tibaasilizakuku #naturalharbs#agalustv NATURAL (HERBAL) VACCINE SCHEDULE FOR POULTRY Note: Natural vaccines do not replace conventional vaccines. They help to boost immunity, reduce disease pressure, and improve overall poultry health. ✍️ Vaccine schedule in poultry Chanjo za kuku:    • Chanjo za kuku   🐣 0–7 Days (Chicks) Objective: Boost early immunity and reduce stress Drinking Water: Ginger (boiled extract) – 2 tablespoons per 5 liters Garlic – 1 crushed clove per 3 liters Frequency: 3 times per week Benefits: ✔ Antibacterial ✔ Reduces chick mortality 🐥 1–3 Weeks Objective: Prevent diarrhea, colds, and coccidiosis Drinking Water: Neem leaves (boiled) – 5–10 leaves per 5 liters Frequency: 2–3 times per week Feed Supplement: Chopped papaya leaves (small amount) Benefits: ✔ Improves digestion ✔ Controls intestinal infections 🐔 4–6 Weeks Objective: Control worms and improve blood health Drinking Water: Aloe vera (small piece blended or squeezed) + 5 liters water Frequency: 2 times per week Feed Supplement: Ground pumpkin seeds Benefits: ✔ Reduces internal parasites ✔ Cleans the digestive system 🐓 7–12 Weeks Objective: Protect against respiratory diseases Drinking Water: Ginger + Garlic extract Frequency: 2 times per week Housing Hygiene: Wood ash mixed with neem leaves in the coop Benefits: ✔ Controls mites, lice, and ticks ✔ Supports respiratory health 🥚 13 Weeks to Laying Period Objective: Improve egg production and immunity Drinking Water: Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) – 1 tablespoon per 3 liters Frequency: 2 times per week Feed Supplement: Moringa leaves Spinach or green leafy vegetables Benefits: ✔ Improves egg quality ✔ Strengthens immune system 📅 SIMPLE WEEKLY ROUTINE Day Natural Supplement Monday Ginger + Garlic Wednesday Neem Friday Aloe vera / ACV Sunday Clean water only ⚠️ IMPORTANT GUIDELINES Do not mix many herbs on the same day Use small quantities Always provide clean drinking water Seek veterinary help for severe disease outbreaks