Animals will grow faster when fed diets that meet their nutritional requirement. The nutritional requirements will vary depending on the type of animal, productivity and age. Broiler chicks will have a different feed requirement from grown up broilers. Also cattle will have a totally different requirement from poultry. A cow producing milk will have a different requirement from one not producing milk etc.
To formulate feed that meet the animals’ requirements, different feed ingredients are usually blended in certain proportion to meet the requirement.
The ebook you’re about to download for free contains feed formulae for the following animals:
1. Egg layers (chick starter, grower and layers)
2. Broilers (starter and finisher)
3. Pigs (Sow, weaners and growers/fatteners)
4. Catfish and Tilapia
To download these free ebook, you must have made at least 10 posts in this forum. If you have made up to 10 posts, click on the link below to download the ebook
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Feed Formulae for Various Farm Animals.
I nid tutorial on layr prod
I nid cage fairly use am in ogun
Do any body knw abt trukey buz here
Do u knw dat broiler trukey is dsame as imported truk
Those were ebooks I'll recommended to anyone who want to formulate there own feed. Tnks.
is there a market for turkey?
Of course there will be. But you have to take the time to look for it.
Ten posts to be able to download???? Please how do I go about it? Is it by commenting or by opening a topic?
(05-08-2015, 08:00 AM)Zika Wrote: [ -> ]Ten posts to be able to download???? Please how do I go about it? Is it by commenting or by opening a topic?
Any one of them - comment or open a topic.
Thanks for the compliment.
This forum is awesome, informative, educating & sometimes entertaining. The information on this feed formulae is superb even a lay man farmer can do the mixing. Admin thank u 4 this info. More grease to your elbow
You're highly welcome Dare. Keep on posting because there is more to gain. I'll always share my real secrets with only members that are posting in this forum. Thanks for your posts so far. A good way to increase your post count is to open a topic where you talk about your daily farm activities.
(01-06-2015, 11:50 PM)FarmTech Wrote: [ -> ]Animals will grow faster when fed diets that meet their nutritional requirement. The nutritional requirements will vary depending on the type of animal, productivity and age. Broiler chicks will have a different feed requirement from grown up broilers. Also cattle will have a totally different requirement from poultry. A cow producing milk will have a different requirement from one not producing milk etc.
To formulate feed that meet the animals’ requirements, different feed ingredients are usually blended in certain proportion to meet the requirement.
The ebook you’re about to download for free contains feed formulae for the following animals:
1. Egg layers (chick starter, grower and layers)
2. Broilers (starter and finisher)
3. Pigs (Sow, weaners and growers/fatteners)
4. Catfish and Tilapia
To download these free ebook, you must have made at least 10 posts in this forum. If you have made up to 10 posts, click on the link below to download the ebook
Download Feed Formulae for Various Farm Animals.
This could not be downloaded. please look into this.
(01-06-2015, 11:50 PM)FarmTech Wrote: [ -> ]Animals will grow faster when fed diets that meet their nutritional requirement. The nutritional requirements will vary depending on the type of animal, productivity and age. Broiler chicks will have a different feed requirement from grown up broilers. Also cattle will have a totally different requirement from poultry. A cow producing milk will have a different requirement from one not producing milk etc.
To formulate feed that meet the animals’ requirements, different feed ingredients are usually blended in certain proportion to meet the requirement.
The ebook you’re about to download for free contains feed formulae for the following animals:
1. Egg layers (chick starter, grower and layers)
2. Broilers (starter and finisher)
3. Pigs (Sow, weaners and growers/fatteners)
4. Catfish and Tilapia
To download these free ebook, you must have made at least 10 posts in this forum. If you have made up to 10 posts, click on the link below to download the ebook
Download Feed Formulae for Various Farm Animals.
After making 11 post I could not download the feed formular, kindly assist.
(01-06-2015, 11:50 PM)FarmTech Wrote: [ -> ]Animals will grow faster when fed diets that meet their nutritional requirement. The nutritional requirements will vary depending on the type of animal, productivity and age. Broiler chicks will have a different feed requirement from grown up broilers. Also cattle will have a totally different requirement from poultry. A cow producing milk will have a different requirement from one not producing milk etc.
To formulate feed that meet the animals’ requirements, different feed ingredients are usually blended in certain proportion to meet the requirement.
The ebook you’re about to download for free contains feed formulae for the following animals:
1. Egg layers (chick starter, grower and layers)
2. Broilers (starter and finisher)
3. Pigs (Sow, weaners and growers/fatteners)
4. Catfish and Tilapia
To download these free ebook, you must have made at least 10 posts in this forum. If you have made up to 10 posts, click on the link below to download the ebook
Download Feed Formulae for Various Farm Animals.
Is there any equipment that should be bought as a prerequisite for the production of your own feed?
(05-25-2015, 02:56 PM)olaoluwa Wrote: [ -> ]After making 11 post I could not download the feed formular, kindly assist.
You could not see the link or what? Tell me what actually happened.
(05-25-2015, 04:26 PM)Majinice Wrote: [ -> ]Is there any equipment that should be bought as a prerequisite for the production of your own feed?
You can either pay a feedmill or you buy your own hammer mill and mixer with lister generator.
This article on our blog will help:
http://www.farmersjoint.com/blog/livesto...3-ways-go/.
I was able to download it the next day thanks.
(05-26-2015, 04:26 PM)Henlus Wrote: [ -> ]You could not see the link or what? Tell me what actually happened.
You can either pay a feedmill or you buy your own hammer mill and mixer with lister generator.
This article on our blog will help: http://www.farmersjoint.com/blog/livesto...3-ways-go/.
I'm happy to hear that. If any one have any such problem, please let me know.
(01-06-2015, 11:50 PM)FarmTech Wrote: [ -> ]Animals will grow faster when fed diets that meet their nutritional requirement. The nutritional requirements will vary depending on the type of animal, productivity and age. Broiler chicks will have a different feed requirement from grown up broilers. Also cattle will have a totally different requirement from poultry. A cow producing milk will have a different requirement from one not producing milk etc.
To formulate feed that meet the animals’ requirements, different feed ingredients are usually blended in certain proportion to meet the requirement.
The ebook you’re about to download for free contains feed formulae for the following animals:
1. Egg layers (chick starter, grower and layers)
2. Broilers (starter and finisher)
3. Pigs (Sow, weaners and growers/fatteners)
4. Catfish and Tilapia
To download these free ebook, you must have made at least 10 posts in this forum. If you have made up to 10 posts, click on the link below to download the ebook
Download Feed Formulae for Various Farm Animals.
I have about 1500 layers about 50 weeks now but i am getting only 30 crates daily
I need someone to advice me on what to do
However i want to go into broilers by january 2016, can i keep them in same farm cos someone said i csnt do that
Ohh pardon my manner, merry christmas everyone
Also i need advice on specific type of feed for broilers. I am starting with 500 birds
Also how many bags they will consume in a day
Vaccines and stages they need to take the vaccine
Dont be offended with my bits by bits post, just wanted to make 10 post so i can download the ebook ??
So, is it only concentrate and maize i need to mix for the broilers or do i need to add rice offal or soya?
I am unable to download, please i need help
(12-27-2015, 10:51 PM)Amny Wrote: [ -> ]I have about 1500 layers about 50 weeks now but i am getting only 30 crates daily
admin should say something about it
(01-06-2015, 11:50 PM)FarmTech Wrote: [ -> ]Animals will grow faster when fed diets that meet their nutritional requirement. The nutritional requirements will vary depending on the type of animal, productivity and age. Broiler chicks will have a different feed requirement from grown up broilers. Also cattle will have a totally different requirement from poultry. A cow producing milk will have a different requirement from one not producing milk etc.
To formulate feed that meet the animals’ requirements, different feed ingredients are usually blended in certain proportion to meet the requirement.
The ebook you’re about to download for free contains feed formulae for the following animals:
1. Egg layers (chick starter, grower and layers)
2. Broilers (starter and finisher)
3. Pigs (Sow, weaners and growers/fatteners)
4. Catfish and Tilapia
To download these free ebook, you must have made at least 10 posts in this forum. If you have made up to 10 posts, click on the link below to download the ebook
Download Feed Formulae for Various Farm Animals.
ok
ok me cannot download anyfile
i m looking for this ebook
Follow the instruction and make at least 10 posts. Short and useless posts will be rejected.
Hi everyone ! Please I want to know which feed is best between top feeds, hybrid and animal care here in Kano state
Top feed is good, but I can't say it's the best.
Hi
I just bought jumbo size catfish and currently feeding 3mm coppens . I want to know if there's anything I can do to make them grow faster, cost the other time I end up at great lost that at 5 Mnths non was able to reached a kg . Pls help! Tnx
(03-27-2016, 02:39 PM)Henlus Wrote: [ -> ]Top feed is good, but I can't say it's the best.
Thanks Henlus! please which one do you recommend the best?
I can't recommend any because I've not conducted any test with them. Just choose one.
About ur fish, where did you buy the fingerlings from? May be they sold runts to u. Or some how u did not manage them or feed them well. Size of feed also matters with age. Feed the wrong size and u'll get slow growth rate.
(03-28-2016, 02:23 PM)Henlus Wrote: [ -> ]I can't recommend any because I've not conducted any test with them. Just choose one.
About ur fish, where did you buy the fingerlings from? May be they sold runts to u. Or some how u did not manage them or feed them well. Size of feed also matters with age. Feed the wrong size and u'll get slow growth rate.
Thank you very much and yes I think am feeding them the wrong number/size of the feed, 'cos they are still eating 4mm . Please can you help me with a guide on feeding the new ones I bought last Friday? Tnx
(03-30-2016, 09:16 PM)Henlus Wrote: [ -> ]You feed them according to their size. See details here: http://www.effectivebusinessideas.com/ca...ur-fishes/
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(03-27-2016, 09:51 PM)miya miya Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks Henlus! please which one do you recommend the best?
OK Henley which feed is the best for broilers?
cause most people said it is
top feed
I've not done any experiment to see which one is better. But I think that for the popular brands like Top, Vital etc, go for the one that is cheaper. Feed price have skyrockted astronomically. From 2 thousand something now to 4 thousand something. That will not discourage me though.
I would love to have an e-copy of that feed formula book
But why is farmtechs phone number not reachable since yesterday?