hi everyone

I go back into my daily routine, cleaning the cage and filling the animal feed (birds). I am a budgie farmer, apart from being a hobby, this is work to increase the daily stages of living expenses. for five years I have been very happy with this job.

Each breeder has his own style to produce high-quality livestock products, whether it is from the care and also the food that is given every day. As I discussed earlier. After feeding the budgies, I always check from nest to nest, wanting to see their progress every day. So far I have had good results, yes the risk of the child's death remains and cannot be avoided.

I opened the main box near the door, in this nest there were six baby budgies, however, the rest had started to come down from the nest to find their own food, only two left in the nest.

In the second box has the same color, but at about ten days old, in six eggs only four hatch, this is also good enough for their development considering it is the rainy season.

in the third box were several budgies that had just hatched but didn't have any fur yet. In this box one of the most productive birds, all of the eight eggs hatch.

I have 50 pairs of broodstock, last month I sold 100 pairs of unproductive sires by wholesale. So far I have always taken the results gradually, and have not forced the mother bird to continue to be productive, because that would be very risky for growth, because there is no rest period after raising the chicks.

For sires who have already rested my rest period, I go into the solitary, and bathe them every morning so that they are healthier and eager to lay eggs for the next season. Even though it was raining, I continued to maximize the space to be warmer for the Budgie babies, by placing the cage mat in the form of wood or coarse sand as a tool to warm the nest.

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