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07/10/2026

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DO BROILERS REALLY NEED ANTIBIOTICS?This is one topic that can cause serious arguments among poultry farmers. 😂Some farm...
07/10/2026

DO BROILERS REALLY NEED ANTIBIOTICS?
This is one topic that can cause serious arguments among poultry farmers. 😂
Some farmers will say, “I don't give antibiotics to my birds at all.”
Others will say, “Without antibiotics, my birds won't survive.”
So, who is right? 🤔
The truth is, antibiotics are not vitamins and they are not meant to be given routinely just because birds are broilers.
Antibiotics are medicines used to treat bacterial infections. When your birds have a bacterial disease, using the right antibiotic at the right dose can help control the infection, reduce losses and save the flock.
But there is another side to it. 👇
❌ Giving antibiotics unnecessarily
❌ Using the wrong drug
❌ Using the wrong dosage
❌ Stopping treatment too early
❌ Using antibiotics simply because other farmers are using them
can lead to antibiotic resistance, making some bacteria harder to treat in the future.
Also, every farmer should remember the withdrawal period. If birds are treated with certain antibiotics, you must follow the recommended withdrawal period before selling or slaughtering them.
So for me, the goal should not be “I give antibiotics” or “I don't give antibiotics.”
The better question is:
👉 Does my flock actually need it?
Good broiler management starts with quality chicks, good feed, clean water, proper vaccination, good ventilation, hygiene, biosecurity and close observation.
And when birds become sick, don't just guess. Find out what is wrong and use medication responsibly.
Healthy birds should not be kept on antibiotics simply because we are afraid they may get sick.
Prevention first. Treatment when necessary. Responsible medication always.
Let's farm wisely and protect the future of poultry farming. ❤️🙏

07/10/2026

3weeks+5days old. Currently on antibiotics.

06/10/2026

3weeks+

Good morning, beautiful people! A new day is another opportunity to try again, keep going, and get closer to your dreams...
06/10/2026

Good morning, beautiful people!
A new day is another opportunity to try again, keep going, and get closer to your dreams. Don't let yesterday's challenges make you give up on today.
May God bless the work of our hands, open doors for us, give us strength when we feel tired, and turn our little efforts into great testimonies. 🙏
Keep pushing. Your story is not over yet. Better days are coming! 💪
Have a blessed and productive day, everyone.

05/10/2026

Clean evenviroment =happy chicks. 3weeks +

Something doesn’t seem right with these birds… 🐔We are 3 weeks and 3 days old today, and unfortunately, we recorded 1 mo...
05/10/2026

Something doesn’t seem right with these birds… 🐔
We are 3 weeks and 3 days old today, and unfortunately, we recorded 1 mortality.
From my observation, I noticed that some of their droppings are very watery and whitish/milky in appearance, which is making me suspect that something may be wrong. One of the possibilities I’m considering is fowl cholera, but of course, we cannot confirm that from droppings alone.
I’m monitoring them very closely now because when it comes to poultry farming, one small change can be a warning sign. I’m also considering whether they need antibiotic treatment, but the right treatment should be based on proper veterinary advice and diagnosis.
This is why we always say: STUDY YOUR BIRDS!
Watch their droppings, appetite, water intake, movement, breathing and general behaviour. The earlier you notice a problem, the better your chances of responding quickly.
Poultry farming is not just about feeding birds and waiting for them to grow. You must watch them closely every single day.
We keep monitoring. We keep learning. We keep progressing. 🙏
Fellow farmers, have you experienced watery whitish droppings in your broilers before? What was the cause in your case?

05/10/2026

3weeks+3days old today.

04/10/2026

Happy Sunday great farmers.

22 DAYS AND COUNTING! 💪🔥These babies are growing, and we are grateful for the progress so far! 🙏🐔Today makes it 3 weeks ...
03/10/2026

22 DAYS AND COUNTING! 💪🔥
These babies are growing, and we are grateful for the progress so far! 🙏🐔
Today makes it 3 weeks + 1 day old, and they received their second Lasota vaccination. After vaccination, we gave them vitamins to support them through the process.
Poultry farming is not just about giving feed and waiting for them to grow. Vaccination, good nutrition, clean water, proper ventilation, hygiene, and daily monitoring all matter.
No matter how small the progress may look, every healthy day is a win. ❤️
22 days down… more weeks to go! We keep pushing, we keep learning, and we keep progressing.

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