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Poultry & farming guides written for Ghana
Straight-talking advice from our hatchery team: prices, brooding, vaccines, feed and profit — everything a Ghanaian poultry farmer needs to succeed.
Straight-talking advice from our hatchery team: prices, brooding, vaccines, feed and profit — everything a Ghanaian poultry farmer needs to succeed.
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Health & VaccinationAntibiotics are not a tonic and not a cure-all. Used wrong they waste money, breed resistance and put residues in the food you sell. Here is how to use them properly.
Health & VaccinationFlip-over syndrome kills the best broilers in the house with no warning; a Kasoa hatchery explains what happens in those final seconds, how to separate it from disease and the changes that reduce losses.
Health & VaccinationA sick bird hides it until the last moment. Learn to read the small tells at feeding time and you catch trouble while it is still one bird, not the whole house.
Health & VaccinationWater belly is heart failure in a broiler that grew faster than its lungs could serve; a Kasoa hatchery explains what causes ascites, how to spot it early and the management steps that prevent it.
Health & VaccinationA healthy gut is where feed becomes meat and eggs; this guide explains how probiotics work in chickens, when they pay off on a Ghanaian farm, and how to use them without wasting money.
Health & VaccinationThe night a flock crashes is the worst time to be riding to a closed agrovet shop. Here is the medicine box to build now, before you need it.
Health & VaccinationInfectious coryza is the swollen-faced, foul-smelling respiratory disease that quietly cuts egg production on Ghana layer farms; here is how to recognise, treat, vaccinate against and prevent it.
Health & VaccinationA vaccine that got warm in a taxi or was mixed in chlorinated water protects nobody; this practical guide shows Ghanaian farmers how to keep the cold chain, mix correctly and deliver every dose.
Health & VaccinationBy 1pm the birds are panting with wings held out and nobody is eating. Here is how heat stress kills Ghanaian flocks quietly, and the cheap fixes that keep them alive.
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