This document provides information on broiler farming practices for open sheds and controlled sheds. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each system. Controlled sheds have higher construction and running costs but allow for more automatic control of feeding, watering, temperature, and humidity. They result in higher weight gain and feed conversion rates. Open sheds have lower costs but require more manual labor and do not allow as much control, resulting in more variable production outcomes.
3. Openshed vs Controlshed
Control shedOpen shed
Most of the things are automatic.Every thing manual
Construction cost very much high.Construction cost very low
Production satisfiedProduction not satisfied
4. Open Shed
• Every thing manually
• i.e Feeding , Watering
Vaccination etc.
• Tem in open shed
difficult to maintain.
• RH also not retain
according to our
requirement.
5. Open shed
Disadvantages
Because management not
under our control so
• Production low
• FCR low
• Body wt vary from bird
to bird
• High labour cost
• At the end not satisfy
farmer
6. Open shed
Advantages
• Low construction &
Running expenses
(electricity , diesel etc.)
• Birds are more resistant
to diseases then
control shed.
7. Control shed
Advantages
• Almost Every thing auto
control
(feeding , watering , may
be vaccines, Tem , RH ,
Ventilation , etc.)
• Low labour cost
• Wt gain high
• FCR high
16. 1.Preparation of shed
• Remove old litter
• Clean the shed by iron
fiber brush(pillars walls
roof doors etc.)
• After that remove any
stain of feces by khurpi
• Then this method
applied in stores.
17. • Feeders waterer &
nipples wash with
detergents (surf) carefully
• Floor walls pillars with
simple water
• This method repeat 3-4
times for every thing &
then take sample
• Clean the bazar by sweep
18. • Pads & fans also wash
out after 4 washes
complete
• If sample pass out then
white wash on pillars &
walls
• Then spray of formalin
inside the shed on
every thing
• Litter mix with formalin
put in shallow , Turn on
feed lines
• Normal 25 lit/800 lit of
water
19. Setting of shed
• Set wateres & feeders
put feeding trays in
sequence
• Level the litter
• Chick guard according
to no of chicks &
required area
• 1sq f/10chicks
• Also cull pen separately
20. • Check nipples feeder
lines fan pads each &
every thing
• After that Litter on floor
• Spray on the litter
• Airtight every thing
• Now Fumigation for 24
hr.
Pinky (KMnO4) + Formalin
1 : 2
21. • White wash side of sheds
at entry of farm
• Dips filled with water
&mix pinky before
receiving the chicks
vehicles
• Dr.`s , Workers clothes
,shoes wash with formalin
• After 24hr open main
door of shed
22. 2.Selection of chicks
Must be careful In selection
• Chicks from standardize
company e,g Big bird , A
W Chicks , K&Ns
Islamabad etc .
• Economically suitable
• “A” grade chicks some
conditions “B” grade
• Must be known either
Hubbard or Arber Acer
23. Receiving of chicks
• Chicks packed in cartoons
80/cartoon in summer
with 2 % extra and 100 in
winter with 2 % extra
• Formalin spray chicks
vehicle externally
• Check every cartoon at
shed & count randomly 3
to 4 cartoons
• Check quality of chicks &
wt. 37-41 g ideal day old
chicks
27. Brooding ( 1 – 9days)
• Brooding most imp
aspect in poultry
farming
• In summer brooding
easy process as
compared to winter
• In summer no need of
brooder almost
• In winter brooder
requirement necessary
28. • Tem Auto Control by
fans, pads & duct
brooder system
• Ventilation controlled
by vents fans pads
• RH(relative Humidity)
controlled
29. • Water in water lines &
drink through nipples
some time also use
baby drinkers early days
• Feeding at early days in
feeding trays place on
litters in sequence
30. • After 16-20 hr. crop test
• Mortality must be less
then 0.26 during 1st
week
• Grading chicks every
day
• Mortality open &
diagnose problems
• Tem control most
important
35. • Now no need of brooder
• Feed according to
sequence add 4 g per day
even 160 -165g
• Racking start at 8 or 9 day
when see litter flaking
• Wet litter Change
frequently
• In summer ,last days tem
and RH difficult to control
36. • As required guard area
extended
• Light off duration 13day
to onward
2 hr from 12-2am
37. 5.Catching & sale
• Catching start after 2am
• Feeding during sale
days depend upon
either you sale empty
or full crop
• Sale also very imp
aspect
• Sale the birds direct to
butcher or sale man.
38. Weigh balance
• Digital weigh balance
• Classical weigh balance
FCR = Feed intake/Weight gain
41. Vaccine schedule
RouteVaccineDay
S / CND + IB (at hatchery)Day old chick
sprayND clone 30
@1.5dose/ chick
6th Day
S / C (on neck)Gallimune ND
0.3ml/Chick
8th Day
D / WIBD18th Day
D / WND clone 3022-28 Days
D/WIBDL12th Day
D/WIB 2nd shot13th Day
44. Medicine schedule
MedicationAge in days
Electrolyte 1g / lit D/WDay old chick
EC fort 1ml/lit D/W3rd Day
Sugar 28g / lit D/W4th Day
T.Dcol D/W7th Day
Anti stress Tavet ADEK3 1ml/10 lit D/W9th Day
Cholorination of waterWhen required
Vitamins etc.After 3 or 3 days
48. Mortality open & diagnostic Report
• Daily open mortality
check specific lesions on
specific sites
• If you find any sign of
disease must control it
immediately
49. ND New castle disease
Postmortem lesions
• Haemorrhage in
proventriculus
After recovery
• Twisted neck
• Nervous signs
Treatment
• Antibiotics to control
secondary bacteria
• Flushing
50. IBD (Gumboro)
Post-mortem lesions
• Vent pecking
• Diarrhoea with urates in
mucus
• Haemorrhage on thigh
muscles
• Nephritis
Treatment
• No tretment
• Antibiotics
• Vit Supplementation
51. Coccidiosis
Lesions
• Bloody dropping
• Haemorrhage at central
part of small intestine &
cecum
Treatment
• Anticoccidial drugs
(Amproleum)
• Antibiotics
• Flushing