Successful hatchery management depends on the right tools to monitor the needs of the egg and chick, and properly trained staff to measure and react to those requirements. Despite advances in modern technology, the best tools available to hatchery workers remain their own sense of sight, hearing and smell. Initial identification of a problem is down to individuals recognizing the…

There are good feeding practices that farmers abuse, thinking that they are not necessary,  while sometimes they do or neglect them ignorantly and along the line they encounter problems such as reduced weight, disease outbreak,  poor growth etc. There are some good feeding practices that seems common but they are very important, some say you can apply common sense, but at times…