Poultry

Tomato   Farming   Using   Different   Methods Traditional Low   Investment   -   Organic No   Transport,   No   Harvest Manure 22,800.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 6   Loads   @   2000/Load 12000 Transport   @   500/Load 7200 Spread   @   600/Load 3600 Tractor 6,400.00 6,400.00 6,400.00 8   Hrs   @   800/Hr 6400 Mulching   Sheet 39,000.00 39,000.00 39,000.00 Mulching   Sheet   @   13500/Acre 27000 Labor   for   2   acres 12000 Plants 7,960.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 16000   @   35p   Per   Plant 5600 Transport 1000 Planting   8   Women 1360 Sticks 14,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 Sharpening   20   men   @   400 8000 Transport   5   men   @   400 2000 Placing   10   men   @   400 4000 Toin 92,200.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 1st   Round   25   Kgs   @   90 2250 2nd   Round   50   Kgs   @   90 4500 3rd   Round   125   Kgs   @   90 11250 4th   Round   250   Kgs   @   90 22500 1st   Round   P.Toin   10   Kgs   @   60 600 2nd   Round  

Growing tomato plants from seed A. Bed preparation: 1 m width x 15cms depth.  Mix the following 1. Vermicompost 2. Azospirillum 50 gms 3. Phosphobacteria 50 gms 4. Pseudomonos 20gms 5. Trichoderma viridi 20 gms Mix and keep it ready before a day. B. Seeds - 120 to 140 gms per acre 1. 3% panja kaviyam (30 ml per litre). 2. Soak the seeds in panja kaviyam for 10 minutes. 3. Dry in a shade place.  4. In the prepared bed, make straight lines of 1.5 to 2 cms depth with a stick. (Leave 10 cms gap between each line.) 5. Cover the seeds with vermicompost instead of sand or soil. 6. After 4 or 5 days you will see the growth of plant coming out of the soil. At this time, spray Amudha Karisal (1%). Provides disease resistance and also enhances plant growth.

Per 1000 Kg 1. Maize gluten (30%) - 268 Kgs 2. Wheat bran - 476 Kgs 3. Cottonseed cake - 196 Kgs 4. Calcium carbonate - 60 Kgs 5. Growth promoter - 2 kgs Growth promoters or growth pmx or growth harmones or growth regulators

Feed is 350 gms/chick for starter. We will see the ingredients for 1000 Kgs of feed. 1. Corn - 566 Kgs 2. Fish meal - 174 Kgs 3. Soyabean meal - 202 Kgs 4. Calcium carbonate or limestone - 56 Kgs 5. Amino acids - (13 types are there) a. Lysine - 0.5 Kgs b. Threonine - 0.5 Kgs c. Premix amino acid - 1 Kgs

Cost for growing is cheap when compared to broiler chicken. Half of the feed given to the broiler chicken is enough. Rest of the feed is by natural way. This variety is a cross between ASEEL breed. Weight gain in 3 months: 1 kg Feed consumed: 3 kg Eggs/Year: 110 Disease resistance is high. Pure bred multi coloured broiler variety Good disease resistance, adaptability to substandard managemental conditions and massive appearance of adult are special features Body weight of 1.44 kg at 8th week with feed efficiency of 2.66 and livability of 97% More preferred by urban and semi-urban consumers owing to the desirable flavour of meat Most popular among semi-urban farmers as backyard bird due to attractive plumage

Presenter: Mayakrishnan, Erode. Mobile: 097901 00805 There are 3 types of growing goats or sheep. 1. Allow the goats to graze all day and then keep all the goats in the shelter after evening. 2. Allow the goats to graze for few hours and then feed the goats in the shelter during the evening times. 3. Full time growing in the stall fed environment. Due to the exposure to sunlight, rain, in the 1st type, the disease attack is more which can be avoided to great extent by growing in the stall fed environment. In the stall fed type, cost of labor is minimum. In the stall fed, installation of the shed is very important. Shed should be in the East-West direction. This is to avoid direct sunlight. Height of the stall should be at least 1 meter from the ground level. Height of the shed should be at least 15 feet from the stall. So, the total height of the shed is 1 meter plus 15 feet that is 18 feet. The distance between the reapers should be between 1.5 cm to 2 cm. Space for female