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The equipment is an important part of the production, whether it is at an early or late stage. If you want to start a poultry farm, you'll need equipment for each stage of the cycle. Even if there is only one problem in any of the phases of the cycle, the business can suffer a massive loss. As a result, it is critical that you select appropriate poultry farm equipment based on the birds and the location you prefer for your farm. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT POULTRY FARMING EQUIPMENT IN INDIA?


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WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT POULTRY FARMING EQUIPMENT
IN INDIA?
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  • The equipment is an important part of the
    production, whether it is at an early or late
    stage.
  • If you want to start a poultry farm, you'll need
    equipment for each stage of the cycle.
  • Even if there is only one problem in any of the
    phases of the cycle, the business can suffer a
    massive loss.
  • As a result, it is critical that you select
    appropriate poultry farm equipment based on the
    birds and the location you prefer for your farm.

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Poultry Farming Equipment Types
  • 1. Feeders
  • 2. Waterers
  • 3. Nests
  • 4. Cages
  • 5. Coops
  • 6. Crates
  • 7. Incubator
  • 8. Egg Tray

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  • 9. Lighting Instruments
  • 10. Perches
  • 11. Brooders or Heaters
  • 12. Ventilation System
  • 13. Waste Disposal

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  • You should also keep in mind that the poultry
    equipment you choose should be user-friendly for
    your workers that they can use it without
    encountering any technical jargon.
  • There are numerous substitutes for the equipment.
  • For example, if you do not have access to
    electricity, you can choose equipment that does
    not require it.

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Chicken Farm Equipment
  • Setter
  • This is a piece of equipment used to keep the
    temperature around the chicks at a comfortable
    level. For the first 19 days of the cycle, this
    aids in levelling the humidity and turning. This
    aids in providing a comfortable environment for
    the baby birds to settle in. Depending on your
    location and budget, you can buy various types of
    setters on the market.

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  • Brooder Machine
  • Charcoal stove brooder/Kerosene Stove Brooder
    These brooder machines are used where there is no
    electricity and are preferred by people who use
    inexpensive poultry equipment. There is a
    charcoal stove with a lid that provides heat and
    allows chicks to enjoy warmth near the stove.
  • Gas Brooder This type of brooder is powered by
    natural gas, methane, or propane. The brooder is
    placed 3-5 feet above the chicks, providing them
    with both warmth and light.
  • Infrared Bulbs These are self-reflecting bulbs
    that emit a distinct red light. The birds are
    drawn to this light, and they congregate beneath
    it to enjoy the warmth. One of the differences
    between these bulbs is that they do not have
    reflectors over them.

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  • Hatching Supplies
  • Hatching equipment is required if you prefer
    layers for egg production. They are used to care
    for eggs after they have hatched.

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  • Waterer
  • Maintaining a proper diet with an adequate amount
    of water is critical for the health of any chick.
  • Pan and Jar This is the type of waterer in which
    water is stored in the JAR and delivered to the
    chicks by the PAN. This is the most
    cost-effective method of obtaining water.
  • Washbasins These come in plastic, wood, or GI
    with a grill. They are large open bowls where
    chicks are served water.
  • Manual Drinkers They are used during the first
    week of brooding. Because the water comes out of
    holes in the fountain style, this is also known
    as the fountain drinkers.

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  • Feeding Equipment
  • It is critical to feed chicks the appropriate
    amount of gains on a regular basis. Among the
    feeders are
  • Automatic Feeders These are auger-style or
    chain-style feeders that provide feed to birds
    directly in their nests or sites.
  • Linear Feeder They have a linear shape and a
    length of 2 metres. They are made of galvanised
    iron, wood, and bamboo.
  • Circular Feeders These feeders are circular and
    can hold 5-7 kg of grain at a time. Chicks are
    drawn to the unique pop colours.
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