ይህ ሁሉ ህዝብ ሲያልቅ 'RIP' እያሉ ማለፍ መፍትሄ አይሆንም፣ የአሜሪካ መንግስት በቅርቡ ናይጄርያ ውስጥ ባሉ ክርስቲያኖች ላይ የሚፈፀም ግድያን አስታኮ እርምጃ እንደወሰደው የእኛንም ሀገር ጉዳይ ትከሩት እንዲሰጥ ይህን ከታች ያዘ���ጀሁትን መልዕክት በማጋራት ድምፅ እናሰማ።
URGENT: Targeted attacks against civilian Christian communities in Ethiopia’s Arsi zone continue to be downplayed while innocent lives are lost.
Silence equals impunity. We are calling on @StateDept, @USCIRF, @HouseForeign, @SenateForeign, @SecRubio, @USEmbassyAddis, @realDonaldTrump
to take immediate action:
- Impose the Global Magnitsky act on perpetrators and complicit officials.
- Demand accountability for human rights violations in Arsi.
- Protect international religious freedom.
#ProtectArsiChristians #EthiopiaHumanRights
If you're thinking of starting Poultry Chicken Farming, here are seven important things you must know! 👇😍🐓🐔🥚🥚
1. Market research
It is very important to critically look at the demand that needs to be met. Is there high demand for table eggs, out grower chicken or broiler meat? Most start-up farmers go by what a friend or relative or neighbouring farmer is doing and hope to reap the benefits.
It is important that you take your time to talk to clients or potential customers and listen to them. Do a survey on restaurants, hotels, open air or takeaway eateries, supermarkets and delis and collect as much data as possible.
Ask questions about seasonal trends of products that you intend to bring into the market. Sometimes your assumptions may not match your survey results or outcome, so be ready to change your original plans and make new decisions.
2. Farm location
A poultry farm can be located on any dry land anywhere in the country as it is not dependent on any weather patterns. However, the ideal location would be outskirts of urban or peri-urban cities where there is ready market for both meat and eggs. Construct your farm where there is access to all weather road, away from riparian land that experience occasional flooding and landslide.
3. Housing system
The most common housing system in this country is deep litter, where the entire floor is covered by wood shaving and the other equipment like nest boxes, feeders and drinkers are centrally located. It is best suited for all types of birds and conforms to animal welfare requirement.
The free-range type is common for Sasso chicken with a bit of housing at night and scavenging in an open enclosure. In organic farming, the chickens are most of the time on free range scavenging and are on restricted commercial feed with no use of antibiotics and any additive.
4. Demand for building
The most ideal house in this region must be open sided rectangular shaped structure, with roof made of iron sheet or locally available waterproof material. The long side of the house must be on an East-west orientation to reduce direct sunlight on the chicks.
Side walls should be 2-3 feet high made of bricks, iron sheet or block and the rest covered by wire mesh and chicken netting at 6-7 feet high. The floor could be concreted or compacted with red soil.
5. Choice of breed and supplier
If you want to keep commercial layers, choose type of breed which is hardy with low mortality rate, fast growth rates, high peak production, long peak period and good persistence (like Bovans brown). If it is for both meat and egg production, look for a breed of high feed conversion efficiency, and of good tasty and tender quality meat (like dual purpose Sasso).
6. Optimal health protection
Threats to your flock will include but not limited to protozoal and parasitic diseases, bacteria, yeast and mold and viral infections. You will need good rearing conditions that include proper brooding, temperature control, ventilation and humidity as well as quality water and adequate feed supply all the time.
Biosecurity is pivotal to your success; the premises must be highly sanitised within and around the site with limited flock visits to only authorised personnel. Vaccination schedule must be followed to the letter and must be chosen based on efficacy and administered professionally.
7. Record keeping
Anything that cannot be counted cannot be measured. Most farmers ignore the value of good record keeping. Feed being the highest production cost in poultry production, means that it must be weighed to the level of grammes fed/bird/day, and weight sampling must be done on weekly basis to establish production efficiency.
#PoultryFarming
Here are 13 key ideas for women to invest in agriculture.
1. Rice Farming
Staple food for more than half of the world population particularly in Asia, where it is a primary food.
2. Livestock Breeding.
Specialize in breeding high-quality cattle, sheep or goats for meat or dairy production.
3. Poultry Farming. 🍗
Raise chickens for meat (broilers) or eggs (layers), requiring reasonable capital and offering fair market demand.
4. Aquaculture (Fish Farming).🎣
Breed and raise fish in controlled environments, capitalizing on declining wild fish stocks and growing seafood demand.
5. Mushroom Farming. 🍄
Cultivate high-value mushrooms with minimal space and initial investment, targeting organic markets.
6. Beekeeping (Apiculture). 🐝
Raise bees for honey, beeswax and other products, enjoying low maintenance and high returns.
7. Dairy Farming. 🥛
Raise cows or goats for milk production, creating opportunities for value-added products like cheese, yogurt and butter.
8. Hydroponic Farming.
Grow crops in nutrient-rich water, increasing yields and reducing land use.
9. Organic Farming.
Grow crops and raise animals without synthetic chemicals, meeting the rising demand for healthy products.
10.Vegetable Farming
herbaceous plant (as the cabbage, bean, or potato) grown for an edible part that is usually eaten as part of a meal; also : such an edible part
11. Agro-Tourism
Combine farming with tourism, offering educational and recreational experiences.
12.Root crops Farming
herbaceous plant (as the cabbage, bean, or potato) grown for an edible part that is usually eaten as part of a meal; also : such an edible part.
13.Corn Farming 🌽
a tall annual cereal grass (Zea mays) originally domesticated in Mexico and widely grown for its large elongated ears of starchy seeds —called also Indian corn, maize.
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Zero morals. Its either genocide is fine when it isn't the US committing it, staying systematically silent when its Black Africans (I see you Arab Libyan "human rights" ppl saying ZERO about these slave auctions), or using our people to justify Israel's terrorism like Ella here.