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Bird flu has reached Ghana more than once and moves fast; this guide covers the signs, the daily biosecurity that keeps it out, and the responsible steps to take the moment you suspect an outbreak.
Worms rarely kill outright, they just quietly eat your feed, your growth and your egg numbers. Here is a straight guide to when, why and how to deworm poultry in Ghana.
Marek disease kills pullets just before they start laying and cannot be treated; understand how the virus works, why only a day-old hatchery vaccine protects, and how to buy chicks that are properly covered.
Those wart-like scabs on a hen comb are not injuries, they are fowl pox, and the mosquitoes around your farm are spreading it. Here is how to recognise both forms and shut it down.
Chronic respiratory disease drags on for weeks, cuts egg numbers and slows broilers; here is how Ghanaian farmers can recognise it early, treat it sensibly and stop it returning every harmattan.
You cannot prevent what you cannot recognise. This field guide walks through the poultry diseases Ghanaian farmers meet most often, how to tell them apart, and what stops each one.
How fowl typhoid and pullorum disease show up in chicks and adult birds in Ghana, why they are so hard to eliminate, what treatment can and cannot do, and how to keep them off your farm.
Gumboro can empty a brooder in 72 hours and quietly ruin a flock that survives. Here is why the disease is so dangerous, and why getting the vaccine timing right matters more than any treatment.
What infectious bronchitis looks like in chicks and layers in Ghana, how to tell it from Newcastle and CRD, which vaccines protect, and what to do when a flock breaks with it.
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