Can Chickens Eat Alfalfa?
Ensuring your chickens have decent protein in their diets is part and parcel of being a poultry farmer. With that being the case, you may be looking for a tasty...
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Ensuring your chickens have decent protein in their diets is part and parcel of being a poultry farmer. With that being the case, you may be looking for a tasty...
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Red Mites are an occupational hazard on any poultry farm. Low numbers cause irritation and itching amongst the birds, but high numbers can cause anaemia in the flock.
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The summer months may be when rodents spend most time outside, but it's also the time to start preparing for that post-harvest rush when the temperatures begin to drop -...
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Dealing with flies is simply part and parcel of owning and running a farm, but if you've started to notice a marked increase in the number you're seeing compared to...
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When a rodent problem arises, jumping at the first control method that comes to mind can be tempting. You might get lucky and solve the problem quickly, but you might...
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Anyone looking to buy or use second-generation professional rodenticides will need a Certificate of Competence to allow them to purchase.
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Mice love chicken farms much as they love stable yards and other outdoor livestock areas. There is abundant food and plenty of warm and cosy nesting locations.
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Countryside Stewardship provides financial incentives for farmers to carry out environmental work and initiatives alongside food production. Farms can do this in many ways, from preserving strips of land on...
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Rat and mice populations require control in urban and rural areas. The most common way to do this is by using poisons called rodenticides. However, rodenticides are deadly for other...
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Flies are a considerable nuisance on pig farms. They lead to a reduction in feed intake, which affects productivity, and they can also spread serious diseases to humans and other...
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Darkling beetles are insects attracted to poultry farms because of chicken manure. Cool, dark farm buildings with plenty of faecal matter provide the perfect environment for these beetles, and the...
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As temperatures start climbing, poultry farms must prepare for something that could wreak havoc on poultry and profits: fly season. Good management strategies are defensive and proactive as well as year-round.
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The rate at which maggots turn into flies is rapid. When you’ve got an infestation, you need to act immediately.
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