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👇🐔Poor timing in feeding broiler chickens

Poor timing is not about what feed you use,
it’s about when and how you give it.

1️⃣ Late morning feeding

When birds wake up hungry and feed comes late:

They overeat suddenly

Digestion is poor

Feed conversion drops

👉 Always feed early morning.

2️⃣ Heavy feeding during hot afternoon 🌡️

This is a common mistake.

Birds don’t eat well in heat

Feed stays in the feeder

Wastage increases

👉 Reduce feed during hot hours.
Main feeding should be early morning and evening.

3️⃣ Irregular feeding time

Today 7am, tomorrow 11am.

Birds love routine.
Irregular timing causes stress and uneven growth.

👉 Feed at same time daily.

4️⃣ Overfeeding at night

Some farmers pour plenty feed at night.

Birds overeat

Water belly risk

Sudden death at night

👉 Moderate feeding at night, not excess.

5️⃣ Feeding without enough water

Feed without water is dangerous.

Birds eat and choke

Digestion slows

Growth reduces

👉 Water must come before feed, always.

6️⃣ Ignoring age and growth stage

Same feeding style from day-old to 6 weeks?

That’s poor timing.

Chicks eat little but often.
Older birds eat more but need timing control.

Simple feeding rhythm that works

Early morning: main feeding

Afternoon: light feed (if weather is cool)

Evening: second main feeding

Water: 24/7, clean and cool

Farmer truth

Feed given at the wrong time
is as bad as poor-quality feed.

Good timing improves:

Growth

Feed conversion

Profit

NEEM LEAVES
Neem leaves (Azadirachta indica) have been used for centuries in traditional medicine for their wide range of healing, cleansing, and protective properties. Modern research supports many of these traditional uses.
■ Boosts Immunity: Strengthens your body’s defense against infections.
■Kills Germs: Fights bacteria, viruses, and fungi naturally.
■ Purifies Blood: Removes toxins and supports clear skin.
■ Improves Skin Health: Helps with acne, eczema, and other skin issues.
■ Heals Wounds: Speeds up healing and prevents infections.
■ Reduces Dandruff: Fights scalp infections and itching.
■ Promotes Hair Growth: Strengthens hair roots and prevents hair fall.
■ Improves Oral Health: Prevents gum disease, plaque, and bad breath.
■ Controls Blood Sugar: Helps manage diabetes naturally.
■ Aids Digestion: Relieves constipation and supports gut health.
■ Eliminates Intestinal Worms: Acts as a natural dewormer.
■ Supports Liver Function: Detoxifies and protects the liver.
■ Protects Kidneys: Reduces oxidative stress and toxin buildup.
■ Reduces Inflammation: Helps with arthritis and joint pain.
■ Lowers Fever: Traditionally used to reduce fever and malaria symptoms.
■ Balances Hormones: Supports reproductive health (use with caution).
■ Improves Eye Health: Neem water is used to soothe eye irritation.
■ Heals Fungal Infections: Effective against athlete’s foot and ringworm.
■ Improves Skin Glow: Promotes clear, bright, and healthy skin.
■ Acts as a Natural Insect Repellent: Keeps mosquitoes and pests away.

HOW TO USE NEEM LEAVES SAFELY FOR HEALTH AND BEAUTY:
■ Neem Leaf Tea
(for immunity and blood sugar)
• How: Boil 5–10 fresh or dried neem leaves in 2 cups of water for 5–10 minutes.
• Drink: 1 small cup daily (best on an empty stomach).
• Benefits: Boosts immunity, purifies blood, and supports sugar control.

■ Neem Paste (for skin problems)
• How: Grind fresh neem leaves with a little water to make a paste.
• Apply: On acne, rashes, or wounds for
15–20 minutes, then rinse.
• Benefits: Clears acne, soothes skin, and heals infections.

■ Neem Hair Rinse
(for dandruff & scalp health)
• How: Boil a handful of neem leaves in water. Cool and strain.
• Use: After shampooing, pour it on your scalp and leave for 5 minutes.
• Benefits: Reduces dandruff, itching, and strengthens hair roots.

■ Neem for Oral Care
• How: Chew a tender neem twig or use neem-based toothpaste.
• Benefits: Prevents gum disease, bad breath, and cavities.

■ Neem Juice (for detox & digestion)
• How: Blend 10–15 neem leaves with water, strain, and drink a few tablespoons.
• Use: 2–3 times a week only (it’s bitter but powerful).
• Benefits: Cleanses liver, aids digestion, and removes toxins.

Cautions:
● Don’t consume neem daily for long
periods, too much can harm the liver.
● Avoid during pregnancy and
breastfeeding.
● Always consult a doctor or herbal expert before taking neem internally

*Increase Your Knowledge! DID YOU KNOW*❓

1)Birds don’t urinate.

2)Horses and cows sleep while standing up.

3)The bat is the only mammal that can fly. The leg bones of a bat are so thin that no bat can walk.

4) Even when a snake has its eyes closed, it can still see through its eyelids.

5) Despite the white, fluffy appearance of the Polar Bear's fur, it actually has black skin.

6) The average housefly only lives for 2 or 3 weeks.

7) For every human in the world there are one million ants.

8) A small amount of alcohol placed on a scorpion will make it go crazy and sting itself to death!

9) Alligators and sharks can live up to 100 years.

10) A honeybee has two stomachs- one for honey, one for food.

11) Elephants weigh less than the tongue of a blue whale. The heart of a blue whale is the size of a car.

12) Blue whales are the largest creature to ever roam the Earth.

13) A cockroach can survive for about a week without its head before dying of starvation.

14) When a dolphin is sick or injured, its cries of distress summon immediate aid from other dolphins, which try to support it to the surface so that it can breathe.

15) A snail can sleep for 3 years.

16) The fastest bird, the spine-tailed swift, can fly as fast as 106mph. (Peregrine falcon is actually 174km /hr or 108mph)

17) A cow gives nearly 200,000 glasses of milk in her lifetime.

18)The leech has 32 brains.

19) The average outdoor-only cat has a lifespan of about three years. Indoor-only cats can live for sixteen years and longer.

20) Sharks are the only animals that never get sick. They are immune to every type of disease including cancer.

21) A mosquito’s proboscis has 47 sharp edges on its tip to help it cut through skin and even protective layers of clothing.

22) The human brain has memory space of over 2.5 Million Petabytes which is 2,500,500 Gigabytes

*Knowledge is key*
*What is the biological phenomenon that appears in human gradual loss of muscle mass, strength and function when they are growing older?*

This is known as *Sarcopenia*!

*Sarcopenia* is a gradual loss of muscle mass, strength and function... the loss of skeletal muscle mass and strength as a result of aging... The situation may be terrible, depends on individual.

Let's explore & analyze multiple ways to prevent *sarcopenia* thus:
1. Develop the habit, if you're able to stand... just don't sit, and don't lie down if you can sit!

2. Whenever an elderly person falls ill, and get admitted to the hospital, do not ask him/her for more rest, or to lie down, relax and/or not get out of bed... It's not helpful. Help them take a walk... Except if they lost stamina to do so.

Lying down for a week causes loss of at least 5% of muscle mass! And unfortunately, the elderly can't recover the loss muscles!

Usually, most seniors/elderly who hire assistants loses muscle faster than the active ones!

3. *Sarcopenia* is more terrifying than osteoporosis!

With osteoporosis, one just need to be careful not to fall, while sarcopenia not only affects the quality of life but also causes high blood sugar due to insufficient muscle mass!

4. The fastest loss of muscles (atrophy) is through idleness in muscles of the legs...

Because when in sitting or lying position, the legs do not move, and the strength of the muscles of the legs are directly affected... This is especially important to pay unto utmost attention!

Going up and down stairs... walking, running and cycling are all great exercises, and can increase muscle mass!

For a better quality of life at old age... Move... & don't waste your muscles!!

Aging starts from the feet upwards!

Keep your legs active and strong!!

▪️ As we grow older on a daily basis, our feet should always stay active and strong.

If you don't move your legs for just 2 weeks, your real leg strength will decrease by 10 years.

Therefore, *regular exercises such as walking, cycling etc. are very important*.

The feet are a kind of columns that bear the entire weight of the human body.... So,

*_Walk every day!_*

BRANCHES OF AGRICULTURE.

Agriculture has several branches, each focusing on different aspects of farming, food production, and related activities. Key branches include:

1. Crop Production: Involves growing and harvesting crops for food, fiber, and other uses.

2. Horticulture: Focuses on the cultivation of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants.

3. Animal Husbandry: Concerned with breeding and raising livestock for meat, milk, wool, and other products.

4. Agronomy: Studies soil management and crop production techniques to improve yields.

5. Agricultural Engineering: Applies engineering principles to design equipment and structures for farming.

6. Soil Science: Examines soil properties and management to enhance fertility and sustainability.

7. Entomology: Studies insects and their impact on crops and livestock, including pest management.

8. Plant Pathology: Focuses on plant diseases and their management to ensure healthy crops.

9. Aquaculture: Involves farming fish, shellfish, and aquatic plants for food and other products.

10. Forestry: The management and cultivation of forests for timber, wildlife, and conservation.

11. Agricultural Economics: Analyzes economic aspects of agriculture, including market trends and resource allocation.

These branches work together to enhance agricultural productivity, sustainability, and food security.

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