A guide to Poultry farming

Institution TETIARY
Course AGRICULTURE
Year 1st Year
Semester Unknown
Posted By Brian Mike
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Poultry farming is the domestication of birds for provision of food, manure, source of income or for aesthetic value. Mostly they are bred and kept for first three reasons. The types of domesticated birds include and not limited to; • Chicken • Turkeys • Ducks among others Chicken is the most kept poultry for its delicious and source of income.
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