1. Nutritional deficiencies in poultry fowl can lead to stunted growth, weakened immune systems, decreased egg production, and skeletal deformities. These deficiencies impair overall health and reduce productivity, impacting both the birds' welfare and economic outcomes for producers.

    Nutritional deficiencies in poultry fowl can lead to stunted growth, weakened immune systems, decreased egg production, and skeletal deformities. These deficiencies impair overall health and reduce productivity, impacting both the birds’ welfare and economic outcomes for producers.

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  2. Maintaining proper environmental conditions for broilers ensures optimal growth, health, and welfare. Factors like temperature, humidity, and ventilation affect feed intake, metabolism, and disease susceptibility, ultimately influencing productivity and profitability.

    Maintaining proper environmental conditions for broilers ensures optimal growth, health, and welfare. Factors like temperature, humidity, and ventilation affect feed intake, metabolism, and disease susceptibility, ultimately influencing productivity and profitability.

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  3. Vaccination in poultry helps build immunity against various infectious diseases, reducing the risk of outbreaks. By stimulating the bird's immune system to recognize and combat pathogens, vaccines effectively prevent illness, minimize transmission, and safeguard flock health and productivity.

    Vaccination in poultry helps build immunity against various infectious diseases, reducing the risk of outbreaks. By stimulating the bird’s immune system to recognize and combat pathogens, vaccines effectively prevent illness, minimize transmission, and safeguard flock health and productivity.

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  4. Proper cleaning and sanitation practices in poultry facilities help eliminate pathogens, reducing disease transmission. This prevents contamination of feed, water, and surfaces, ensuring a healthier environment for birds and minimizing disease outbreaks.

    Proper cleaning and sanitation practices in poultry facilities help eliminate pathogens, reducing disease transmission. This prevents contamination of feed, water, and surfaces, ensuring a healthier environment for birds and minimizing disease outbreaks.

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  5. Common sources of diseases in poultry fowl include contaminated feed, water, bedding, and contact with infected birds or wild animals. Poor sanitation, overcrowding, and stress also contribute to disease transmission.

    Common sources of diseases in poultry fowl include contaminated feed, water, bedding, and contact with infected birds or wild animals. Poor sanitation, overcrowding, and stress also contribute to disease transmission.

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