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Thinking of establishing a poultry farm, here at things you must know.
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[QUOTE="Holicent, post: 241431, member: 76163"] [FONT=Verdana]There are a lot of factors to consider when deciding whether or not to start a poultry farm. The most important thing is to make sure you have the right kind of space for your animals. If you are going for chickens, You need enough room for all the chickens you want, and that space needs to be safe from predators (so no trees near the coop). The coop also needs to be well-ventilated, especially if you're raising broiler chickens, which produce a lot of ammonia. You'll also need to decide whether or not you're going to feed your chickens organic food (this is more expensive but produces higher quality meat), and if you're going to keep them in a free-range environment or not. Keep in mind that free-range means they'll eat more natural food, but this may mean less meat overall, so it's best suited for small flocks. Speaking of food, laying hens need more protein than broilers because they need more energy to lay eggs than broilers do. If you plan on having both layer hens and broiler chickens on your farm, it's best to keep them separate so they each get the proper nutrition they need. Also, make sure you have plenty of fresh water available for all your birds at all times.[/FONT] [/QUOTE]
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