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Poultry Farming: Broiler Chicken Feed Formulation
Learn how to how to make your own quality feed to increase the profitability of your broilers farm.
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In this course you will learn how to make your own feed for your broilers flock, saving you money while ensuring that your birds are eating a high-quality product.
This course will be off interest to anyone thinking of raising poultry, but it also includes SPECIFIC INFORMATION ABOUT POULTRY FARMING IN AFRICA.
What material does this course cover?
THE BASICS
Learn about the nutritional elements needed for a complete poultry feed.
INGREDIENTS
Understand the macro and micro-ingredients needed at each stage of flock development, and how to calculate the critical DCP (digestible crude protein) percentage.
FEED MIXING
Learn how to thoroughly mix feed ingredients the proper way.
ECONOMICS
Understand the savings you can achieve per bag by developing your own feeds.
This course is a MUST ATTEND if...
· You are tired of wasting money purchasing low-quality feeds in the market.
· You want your chickens to be healthy and productive.
· You want to decrease your farm expenses and grow your profits.
Lessons include:
1. Introduction
2. Macro Ingredients & DCP Calculation
3. Micro Ingredients
4. Starter Mash - Feed Mixing
5. Finisher Mash - Macro Ingredients
6. Finisher Mash - Micro Ingredients
7. Finisher Mash – Mixing
8. Cost-Benefit Analysis
9. Conclusion
STUDENT TESTIMONIAL:
I really appreciate all of the work of eLengo, the courses have taught me so much. I encourage other farmers to join eLengo to better their farms.
Hilary Koech – Kenya