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EM technology can provide benefits for animal husbandry by reducing odors, pests and disease while improving animal health and productivity. EM can be applied by feeding bokashi additive to animal feed, mixing EM into drinking water, spraying EM solutions in animal sheds, and spreading bokashi on bedding. This suppresses foul odors and flies, enhances animal immunity, increases food quality and shelf life, and improves fertility while reducing medication needs.
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- 1. BENEFITS OF EM TECHNOLOGY FOR ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
- 3. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ANIMAL HUSBANDRY SECTOR LIVESTOCK POULTRY PACK ANIMALS PIGGERY
- 9. Guide Lines to Add Bokashi In Feed For Various Animals 50-100 g per day Adult 10-20 g per day with milk Calf Milk Cattle 30-50 g per day Adult 30-50 g per day Heifer 10-20 g per day with milk Calf Beef Cattle 0.5-15 Adults for Meat 1 % Piglets for Meat 1-3 % Piglets 1 % Breeding Swine 1 % Final Growth Stage 2-3 % Early Growth Chicken Meat Production 1 % Layer 1-3 % Chick Chicken-Egg Production Percentage Bokashi in feed Stage of Growth Type of Product
- 15. The bed is changed every two weeks.
- 20. Feature of EM egg. Very thick & clearly & hardly.
- 25. THANK YOU !
Editor's Notes
- EM effect selfidhi desire, chicken dung and egg quality. EM reduce Chicken’s stress. Egg laying rate increse. This center’s rate is 90%..
- You can check egg quality. High quality egg keep standing stick long time.