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Raise Organic Chicken
Raise Organic Chicken
Raise Organic Chicken
1. Paraoakan 1. Sasso
2. Darag 2. Chinese Chicken
3. Banaba 3. Rhode island
4. Labuyo 4. White Leg Horn
5. Joloanon/Asil
1. Carbon Materials ( rice, straw, stalks, sugarcane, bagasse, dried weeds, saw
dust)
2. Nitrogen Materials (animal manure, leguminous plants, plant residues,
kitchen wastes)
Q5. What are the procedures for producing vermicast and vermicompost
1. Foliar Spray
2. Drenching
1. No chemical residues
2. Raw materials are natural and organic matter
3. Undergone fermentation or decomposition process
4. Have lots of beneficial bacteria activity
Materials:
Procedure:
1. Pile 100mkg of shredded farm wastes and water w/ 30 Liters IMO solution
2. Wait for 3 days
3. Add 100 kg soil into the pile and water with 15 liters FAA solution
4. Wait for 3 days
5. Add 100 kg of decomposed animal manure and water with 15 Liters FAA,
CAlPhos, FFJ solution
6. Wait for 3 days
7. Repeat step 5 (liquid only) every day for 12 days
8. If it is not hot anymore or the temperature lowered down, it is ready to
use.
Materials:
Procedure:
Q12. What are the advantages of organic fertilizer over chemical fertilizer?
Organic fertilizer
Improves soil pH
Lowers toxicity level of micronutrients
Increase population diversity of beneficial microorganism
Promotes biodiversity
Chemical-based Fertilizer
Q13. Explain the carbon to nitrogen ratio (C:N ratio ) when composting
1. Organic matter are carbon based material and needs nitrogen to heat up
the carbon. Optimum C/N ratio is 75:25 to facilitate a good decomposition.
The nitrogen will heat up the carbon materials which activates the
microbes to decompose the materials.
2. Too much nitrogen will produce excess ammonia resulting to ammonia
poisoning. Lesser nitrogen will not produce heat and the compost will take
longer to decompose.
Produce organic concoctions
1. IMO
2. FAA
3. FPJ
4. FFJ
5. CALPHOS
6. OHN 1+2
7. LABS
IMO- INDIGENOUS MICROORGANISMS
Materials: -1ksg cooked rice
2kgs molasses
Procedures:
1 kg banana fruit
1 kg papaya
1kg squash/pumpkin/watermelon
3kg molasses
Procedure:
-nitrogen fertilizer
DOSAGE:
DOSAGE:
1. Identification
2. Indicate time production and harvest
3. Basic for record keeping
Q4. What is dilution rate of concoctions to water upon application?
1. Castration
2. Proper record keeping
3. Purchase and introduce new breeder stocks from other farms
Q2. What are the good stock qualities of a breeder sow/ gilt?
1. No deformities
2. More vigorous
3. Well-developed sex organs
4. Equal size of testicles
5. Well-developed ham , loin and shoulders
6. Biggest among other bears
Q4. What are the 3 stages of fertility of sow/gilts?
1. Preheat
2. Standing heat
3. Post heat
Q5. What are the good stock qualities of piglets?
1. Rounded body
2. Alert and lively
3. No abnormalities or deformities
4. Bright eyes
5. Don't have scars and any disease
6. No rancid smell
7. Short and shiny hairs
Q6 . What are the 5 nutrients of feeds?
1. Carbohydrates
2. Protein
3. Lipids
4. Vitamins
5. Minerals
Q7 . What is the standard space requirements of pigs in the pig pen?
ADVANTAGES
Owner actually sees the boar
Less labor and equipment cost
Increase the number of sows that can be serviced?
Eliminates injuries during mating
Reduces sexually transmitted disease
Less transportation cost
DISADVANTAGES
Limits the number of sows that can be serviced
Occurrence of injuries during mating
Increase sexually transmitted disease
High transportation cost
Laborious and requires Techniques
High labor cost
Expensive (laboratory and equipment)
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