MUMMY T

MUMMY T poultry farmer. Raising healthy chickens and birds, sharing poultry tips, disease signs and prevention. Follow for farm update and advise.
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02/06/2026

2weeks and 4days

02/06/2026

2weeks +

02/06/2026

Their second vaccine of Newcastle disease.

02/06/2026

Preparing to take their second vaccine of lasota.

01/06/2026

We are progressing. 2weeks +3days old.

01/06/2026

🌞 Good Morning, Farmers! Happy New Month! 🎉
Welcome to a brand-new month filled with new opportunities, greater growth, and abundant blessings.
As we step into this new month, may your birds remain healthy, your farm flourish, and your hard work yield excellent results. May every challenge turn into a lesson and every effort bring profitable rewards.
Remember: Consistency, good management, and patience are the keys to success in poultry farming.
Wishing you a productive day and a prosperous month ahead. Happy New Month, great farmers! 🐔💚

31/05/2026

🐔 Tips for Successful Broiler Farming
Start with healthy chicks from a reliable hatchery.
Prepare the brooder properly before chicks arrive.
Maintain the right temperature during brooding to prevent stress.
Provide clean water at all times.
Feed quality broiler feed according to their age and growth stage.
Avoid overcrowding; proper spacing promotes faster growth and reduces disease.
Keep the litter dry and clean to prevent coccidiosis and respiratory problems.
Follow a vaccination schedule and observe strict biosecurity.
Monitor birds daily for signs of illness, poor feeding, or abnormal behavior.
Ensure good ventilation without exposing birds to cold drafts.
Reduce stress during handling, vaccination, and feed changes.
Keep proper records of feed intake, mortality, medication, and weight gain.
Caption: "Successful broiler farming is not about luck; it is about proper management, consistency, and attention to detail. Healthy birds, healthy profits! 🐔💰"

The Importance of Weighing Your BirdsToday, I weighed my 2-week-old broilers, and one of them weighed 658g. This shows t...
30/05/2026

The Importance of Weighing Your Birds
Today, I weighed my 2-week-old broilers, and one of them weighed 658g. This shows the importance of monitoring your birds' growth regularly.
Many farmers focus only on feeding but forget to check whether the birds are actually converting that feed into body weight. The weighing scale does not lie—it tells you if your management practices are working.
Regular weighing helps you: ✅ Monitor growth performance. ✅ Detect health challenges early. ✅ Know if your feed quality is good. ✅ Track your progress towards market weight.
If your birds are not gaining weight as expected, check their feed intake, water availability, brooding conditions, health status, and stocking density.
Remember, what gets measured gets improved. Don't just feed your birds—weigh them too!
How much do your 2-week-old birds weigh? Let's compare notes in the comments. 👇🐓
Caption: "A weighing scale is one of the most important tools on a poultry farm." 🐔📈

30/05/2026

Dear Farmers,
Not every bird that dies was caused by disease alone. Sometimes, poor ventilation, overcrowding, dirty water, wet litter, stress, or delayed treatment can silently reduce performance and increase mortality.
A bird that starts breathing with its mouth open, becomes weak, and loses weight rapidly is sending a warning signal. The earlier you notice these signs, the better your chances of saving the flock.
Make it a habit to observe your birds closely every day. A few minutes of inspection can save you from huge losses.
📌 Healthy birds = Better growth = More profit.
What is the earliest sign you usually notice when a bird is becoming sick? Share your experience in the comments.
Caption: Your birds speak through their behavior. Learn to observe before it's too late. 🐥👀

29/05/2026

Officially 2weeks old.

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