Medicinal Plants for Poultry | Chicken Immunoboosters & Natural Antibiotics by Dr Arshad

This Video is about Medicinal Plants for Poultry by Dr Arshad. Aloe vera, as an additive to broiler, Layer chicken feed, has great potentials for improving growth performance, carcass characteristics, haemato-biochemical parameters, intestinal health, immune system response and cost of production. It can also be used in controlling coccidiosis. Comfrey being low in fibre but high in protein is the ideal green to feed chickens. The allantoin is potentially health promoting and the high levels of Vitamins A & B12 results in both a rich yellow yolk to the eggs and a yellow tinge to the flesh as with the expensive corn-fed hens. Oregano for chickens is known to strengthen the immune system and is thought to help guard against common poultry illnesses such as salmonella, infectious bronchitis, avian flu and e-coli. My chickens love to eat fresh oregano right from the garden, and I dry the excess to mix into their daily feed through the winter & Summer. One small bottle of oregano oil will last you quite a long time with your chickens or turkeys. The method that you use to give it to them will determine how much oil you'll use. If you are putting oregano into chicken water, then you'll want to put about one drop per gallon in the waterer. Cheap Organic Chicken Medication Poultry Health Care & Management    • Cheap Organic Chicken Medications by Dr Ar...   Organic / Free Range Chicken Farming    • Profitable Organic Chicken Farming | Free ...   Using Parsley as Chicken Feed    • Using Parsley as Chicken Feed | Multivitam...   Mollasses for Chickens    • Molasses For Chickens by Dr. Arshad | Prob...   Chicken Feed Fermentation / Reduce Poultry Feed cost    • Chicken Feed Fermentation | Reduce Poultry...   Aloe Vera, Turmeric & Yogurt / Probiotics for Chickens    • Benefits of Aloe Vera, Turmeric and Yogurt...   #PoultryFeed #PlantsForChicken #OreganoForChicken #ChickenFeed #PoultryFodder #ComfreyforPoultry #AloeVeraForPoultry #ChickenFarming #PoultryFarming #DrArshad