Bloat, a condition characterized by excessive accumulation of gas in the rumen, is a serious concern for ruminant livestock owners worldwide. It can lead to discomfort, reduced feed intake, impaired rumen function, and in severe cases, even death. Understanding the two main types of bloat—free gas bloat and frothy bloat—is essential for effective prevention and […]
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Piglet anaemia poses a significant challenge in swine farming, impacting the health and well-being of newborn piglets. The condition is primarily attributed to low iron levels in the haemoglobin, the vital component responsible for oxygen transport in the blood. This article explores the causes, symptoms, and control measures for piglet anaemia, emphasizing the importance of
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Temperature is the utmost requirement as the young chicks are unable to regulate their body temperature because they lack feathers which act as insulators. Therefore optimum levels of temperature are to be maintained for chicks according to their age and type. Temperature requirement by artificial sources decreases as the age increases. Temperature requirement varies according
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