Wednesday, August 27, 2014

NIPPLE SYSTEM FOR BAKYARD FARMER

 


Choose a nipple waterer for your backyard chickens that's ready to fill, hang, and use. Or get the nipples you need to make your own.
Poop-free water. Less waste. Less work.

Like most backyard chicken keepers, we started out with a standard galvanized gravity waterer. Problem is, dirt and poop get kicked up into the open dish. Things can get pretty nasty, pretty quickly.

On the advice of a customer, we switched to a nipple waterer, and we haven't looked back. Instead of refreshing our chickens' water every day, we do so about once a week.

The water that goes in is the water that comes out, right into your chickens' mouths. So it lasts longer, saving you on trips to clean/change it out.


 

How do poultry nipples work?

Poultry nipples are a simple device used extensively in commercial poultry operations and more and more today in backyard coops. When a chicken pecks at the metal pin from any direction, this opens the flow of water enough for a few drop to trickle out, right into its mouth. There's less waste and no evaporation, which means more water for your flock.



Will my chickens learn to drink from the nipples?

Most chickens figure it out on their own within minutes. Chickens will peck at anything, and the red plastic casing especially draws their attention. Once they notice that water flows from the nipples, they're trained.
Chicks can be started on nipples in the first few days after hatching, but if you bought your chicks at a store or by mail order, please allow them a day or two with a dish waterer first to make sure they are fully recovered from the stress of their journey.


Which size waterer is right for my flock?

The Brooder Bottle is intended for a brood of up to ten chicks.
The 1-gallon waterer is intended for four chickens or less, particularly if they're housed in a small coop like The Basic Coop or a mobile chicken tractor like The Garden Ark.
The 3.5-gallon waterer is good for four to twenty chickens and larger coops like The Garden Coop.

Obviously, the more chickens you have drinking from one container, the more frequently you'll have to refill it. And if you're in a hotter, drier climate, factor that in as well.

MAKANAN TERNAKAN AYAM KAMPUNG DAN BROILER GOLD COIN

GOLD COIN CODE DAN JENIS DEDAK
INFORMASI PERATUSAN KANDUNGAN TIADA

LAYER


101 – POULTRY PRESTARTER
102 – POULTRY STARTER
103 – POULTRY GROWER
104 – POULTRY DEVELOPER
105 – POULTRY LAYER
106 – POULTRY POST LAYER
107 – POULTRY BREEDER

LAYER BREEDER


101 – POULTRY PRESTARTER
102 – POULTRY STARTER
103 – POULTRY GROWER
104 – POULTRY DEVELOPER
116 – PRE LAYER BREEDER
117 – LAYER BREEDER
127 – POST LAYER BREEDER

BROILER BREEDER


100 – BROILER BREEDER STARTER
108 – BROILER BREEDER DEVELOPER
109 – PRE BROILER BREEDER
110 – BROILER BREEDER
111 – POST BROILER BREEDER
112 – MALE BROILER BREEDER

BROILER


200 – BROILER PRE – STARTER
201 – BROILER STARTER
202 – BROILER GROWER
203 – BROILER FINISHER
204 – BROILER WITHDRAWAL
208 – BROILER FATTENER

LOCAL CHICKENS


211 – STARTER/domestic
212 – GROWER
213 – FINISHER/domestic
214 – ECONOMY
215 – LAYER
216 – LAYER MALE (AYAM JANTAN)
217 – BREEDER
218 – FATTENER


PRODUK MAKANAN TERNAKAN DARIPADA CARGILL

CARGILL MALAYSIA Poultry Feed

Cargill carries a full range of poultry feed for various species including broiler, layer, duck, and quail. In addition to complete feed, we have a wide range of base mix products for the home mix segment.
We also provide technical support to our customers. Our areas of expertise include the Poultry Environment Appraisal System (EAS), farm best management practices, broiler and layer economics and flock health programs.

Description for Major Poultry Feeds

BROILER FEEDS Directions for Usage Crude Protein Content
Broiler Pre-Starter From day old to day 7 22%
Broiler Starter From day 8 to day 14 22%
Broiler Pre-Grower From day 15 to day 28 19%
Broiler Grower From day 29 to day 42 19%
Broiler Withdrawal 7 days before market 18%
LAYER FEEDS Directions for Usage Crude Protein Content
Layer Starter From day old to week 6 19%
Layer Grower From 6 weeks to 18 weeks 16%
Standard Layer From week 18 to 72 17%
Layer Breeder From week 22 to 68 18%
Golden Lay 18 From 17 weeks to 45 weeks 17%
Super Grower Concentrate From 6 weeks to 18 weeks  
Super Layer Concentrate From 18 weeks to 72 weeks  
Super Grower Base mix (Hp) From 6 weeks to 18 weeks  
Super Layer Base mix (Hp) From 18 weeks to 72 weeks  
Super Grower Base mix (Lp) From 6 weeks to 18 weeks  
Super Layer Base mix (Lp) From 18 weeks to 72 weeks  
BROILER BREEDER FEEDS Directions for Usage Crude Protein Content
Broiler Breeder Starter From day old to week 6 19%
Broiler Breeder Grower From week 7 to week 17 15%
Broiler Breeder Developer From week 18 to week 22 16%
Broiler Breeder I From week 23 to week 45 16%
Broiler Breeder II From week 46 onwards 15.50%
Male Broiler Breeder From week 23 onwards 12%
DUCK FEEDS Directions for Usage Crude Protein Content
Meat Duck Starter From day old to week 2 20%
Super Meat Duck Starter From day old to week 3 24%
Meat Duck Grower From week 2 to week 7 18%
Duck Layer & Breeder Grower From week 8 to week 18 15%
Duck Layer Use for laying duck 17%
Duck Breeder Use for breeding duck 19%
DOMESTIC AND QUAIL FEEDS Directions for Usage Crude Protein Content
Red Max From day old to day 26 17%
Gold Max From day 27 to market age 16%
Quail Layer Starter For day old to 8 weeks 24%
Quail Layer Feed For laying Quail 22%

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