OnelFarmz

01/09/2025

God’s favor is not about luck, it’s about grace 🙏✨
When His hand is upon you, doors open, opportunities find you, and battles are won with ease. Trust His timing, walk in obedience, and let His favor surround you like a shield. 🌟
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23/08/2025

Tagiri (Christmas melon / *Desert gourd*) no too dey last if you no store am well.

👉 For fridge storage:

* **Fresh, whole Tagiri fruit** – fit last **2–3 weeks** inside fridge if e no get wound or cut.
* **Cut / peeled Tagiri** – fit last only **3–5 days** inside fridge, because once you cut am, e go spoil quick.
* **If you soak Tagiri for use (like water preparation)** – the water fit last **2–3 days** inside fridge, after that e fit lose power or spoil.

💡 **Tip:** If you wan keep am longer, dry the seeds or slice the fruit, then sun-dry. The dried form fit last **several months** if you store for airtight container.

You wan make I give you **best way to preserve Tagiri for poultry use** (short- or long-term)?

12/08/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Adeniran-adepoju Funmilola, Danjuma Simon Nasiru, Olujide Ogunwale, Christiana Ameh Esene, Better Keno Richard, Comfort John Adediran, Deborah Jameelah Soje Durumi, Wan Asemah Mbakorspecial

04/08/2025

I appreciate all my followers. Finally 100 follower. 🙌💥🎉😊👍

31/07/2025

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08/05/2025

23/04/2025

When to Deworm Broilers

1. First Deworming: Day 14 to 21 (2 to 3 weeks old)

Use a broad-spectrum dewormer like Levamisole, Piperazine, or Albendazole.

This helps remove early-stage worms before they affect growth.

2. Second Deworming: Day 35 to 42 (5 to 6 weeks old)

If necessary, deworm again with a different dewormer (e.g., Fenbendazole or Ivermectin) to target remaining parasites.

This ensures better weight gain and feed efficiency before marketing.

Signs That Your Broilers Need Deworming

Poor weight gain or stunted growth.

Reduced feed conversion ratio (FCR).

Watery or bloody diarrhea.

Pale combs and wattles (anemia).

Worms in droppings.

Preventive Measures to Reduce Worm Infestation

Keep litter dry and clean to reduce worm eggs in the environment.

Avoid overcrowding to minimize stress and disease transmission.

Use clean feeders and drinkers to prevent contamination.

Rotate dewormers to prevent resistance.