unibizzfarms

22/02/2026

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22/02/2026

Hospital for IFE central

16/02/2026

Health tips

16/02/2026

Tips for Great marriage...

10/01/2026

Caring for day-old chickens requires attention to their environment, nutrition, and health.

Here are the steps to follow:

*Day 1: Arrival and Setup*

- Unbox the chicks quickly, count them, and dip each beak into water to encourage drinking.
- Check for deformed chicks, unhealed navels, and underweight chicks, and separate them for special care.
- Vaccinate against Newcastle and Marek's diseases if not done at the hatchery.
- Provide a warm, draft-free brooder with a temperature of 90-95°F (32-35°C)

*Brooder Setup and Maintenance*

- Use a secure, well-ventilated brooder with pine shavings or chopped straw as bedding.
- Keep the brooder clean, replacing bedding frequently, and clean feeders and drinkers daily.
- Ensure proper airflow without exposing chicks to direct drafts

*Feeding and Hydration*

- Provide chick starter feed and fresh water at all times.
- Dip chicks' beaks in water to teach them how to drink.
- Use a shallow waterer to prevent drowning

*Health and Monitoring*

- Monitor chicks for signs of disease, such as lethargy, diarrhea, or respiratory issues.
- Isolate and treat sick birds promptly.
- Check for pasty butt and splayed legs, and treat accordingly

*Additional Tips*

- Handle chicks gently to avoid injury.
- Keep the brooder area clean and disinfected to prevent disease.
- Gradually decrease the brooder temperature by 5°F (3°C) each week until they are fully feathered

01/01/2026

Doing wood fence for farm

01/01/2026

Dividing our farm.

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01/01/2026

Injecti@n for animals

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30/12/2025

Director of unibizz farm

30/12/2025

This grandma is the manager of my farm.