FARMS: FOWL POUTRY IS VERY WONDERDUL

Hi every one, how was your night? i hope every thing is fine.
As the ongoing project on farm Daily contribution initiated by my mentor @sirknight, this is my own contribution about poutry farming, to be focus on fowl poutry.


What is birds farming?
Poultry (/ ˈ p oʊ l t r i /) are domesticated birds kept by humans for their eggs, their meat or their feathers.These birds are most typically members of the superorder.
Poultry is the word that describes any type of bird that humans raise for food, feathers or work. The most common type of poultry in the world is chickens, but turkeys is more solid and have more meat than fowls.


Poutry animals eat to acquire the energy and building materials that they need to live and grow. Animals use energy to perform normal body functions such as breathing, walking, eating and lots more.
The two types of fowls are
Agric fowls
Natives fowls


Fowls can be kept in a cage designed by human. Some dowls are allowed to move round the compound in search of food. While others are cage in a cage.
Fowls requires time and monitoring.

STEPS YOU NEED TO TAKE WHEN STARTING A POUTRY FARM.

1. Site the location: the location for setting up the poutry farm should be taking carefully.
2. The cost of starting the fowl business.
3. The feed they eat.
   4 how many birds are you training👡👡👠👡👡👡👡👡
   5 the time range range on raring your birds.
4. What type of fowls. Is it agric fowl or native fowl?
5. What feeding tools will you adopt in feeding.
   

BENEFITS OF POUTRY ANIMALS

1. SOURCE OF FOOD TO MAN
2. FOR GROWH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE BODY
3. PRODUCTION OF EGG.
4. PROVISION OF EMPLOYMENT.
5. SOURCE OF INCOME TO FARMERS.
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   As we have seen, poutrey animals are reared for mans consumption.

Picture of prepared poutry animals.
Indeed, we must feed the world, by the order of sir knight.
These are some of the food cooked with chickens.





I hope by now you are silivating already about the wonderful food derived from chickens.
So let us start a poutry farm today.
Thanks @farm. @ sniffscurry @ steemchurch @ sirknight and every one involved in the development of the wonderful project.