ENWHEN TREATMENT STOPS TOO SOON, THE PROBLEM MAY RETURN STRONGER
Have you wondered why an illness disappears after treatment, only to return days later and become difficult to control? ...
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WHAT ANIMALS CAN TEACH FARMERS ABOUT THE POWER OF OBSERVATION
Animals can influence one another more than farmers realize. Careful observation reveals how social behaviour affects fe...
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USE ANTIBIOTICS WISELY: PROTECT ANIMAL HEALTH AND FARM PROFITS
In my last two posts, I have sensitised us about antibiotic misuse. These drugs are valuable, but careless administratio...
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RABBIT FARMING: A SMART PATH TO INCOME DIVERSIFICATION
Income diversification is important for every serious farmer. My study, combined with consultations with rabbitry expert...
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THE TRUTH BEHIND BROOD AND SALE BROILERS: FOLLOW THE ECONOMICS
Brood and sale broilers sound attractive to buyers, but production economics tell another story. Feed costs can quickly ...
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WHY FARMERS PLACE CAGE LEGS IN USED ENGINE OIL
Many farmers wonder why cage legs are placed in containers of used engine oil. This practice effectively prevents crawli...
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ANIMAL INBREEDING: THE HIDDEN THREAT TO HERD PERFORMANCE
Animal inbreeding happens when closely related animals reproduce repeatedly. Excessive inbreeding increases genetic risk...
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HAY RACKS: THE SIMPLE TOOL EVERY RABBIT FARMER SHOULD KNOW
Many farmers associate hay racks with ruminants, but rabbit producers also benefit. Proper hay management supports clean...
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CHOOSING THE RIGHT ANIMALS FOR PROFITABLE RUMINANT FATTENING
One common mistake in ruminant fattening is stocking calves and very young animals. Farmers may prioritize numbers, but ...
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