Cleaning @ 1:50 dilution (20ml to 1-litre
water)
1. Clean the chicken barn thoroughly with
EMAS,
this
way, water drained out of the barn is treated and will not attract flies and
pathogens;
2. Let dry about 2days;
3. Spread wood shaving on floor, and mist
the barn with EMAS;
4. Chicks should be ready to be brought
in the next day;
5. On the 5th ,10th
, and 15th day, turn the wood shaving over after morning feed, and
immediately spray the barn (spraying in the afternoon can increase heat in the
barn);
6. After 15th day, turning wood
shaving and spraying with EMAS must
be done every 2days to maintain ammonia at low level to help maintain health;
that is, day 17th, 19th, 21st, 23rd,
until harvesting of chickens.
Note:
A. Highly
recommended to use 400ml EMAS diluted with 20-litres water for every 3,000sq.ft
B. High
levels of ammonia can
i. burn
the feet & chest, and blind the chickens;
ii. cause
breathing problems to the workers when feeding the chickens;
iii. cause
for attracting flies; and
iv. cause
for pathogens in the barn which can kill the chickens.
Feeding:
1. Introduce EM-1® in the drink with 1:3,000
ratio (1ml EM-1® to 3-litre water) for 3 consecutive days during the first
2weeks; that is, day 3,4,5 and 10,11,12;
2. Increase to 1:1,000 by the 3rd
week (1ml EM-1® to 1-litre water) on day 17,18,19 – 24,25,26 – 30,31,32, until
harvest;
3. Where available, add between 1% - 5%
EM® Ricebran Bokashi in feed (500gm to 2,500gm for every 50kg bag of feed) on
days when EM-1® is not included in drink.
Note:
Introducing EM® in the food and drink
can help
i. cleanse
the digestive system;
ii. the
body absorb nutrients; and
iii. increase
immune system for health of chicken.
Ø
A
well-managed & clean farm can help develop good neighbour relations, and
healthy animals
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By
including EM® in their feed can help improve Feed Conversion Ratio (FCR), which
means chickens can attain an average weight of 2kg around 33-34days instead of
36days.
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