Pushtiraj Layer Feed Literature

Pushtiraj Feed is made from the best quality raw materials at the best price.

Bangladesh is a rural country with a large population. The poultry sector has been playing a vital role in meeting the nutritional needs, earning foreign exchange and eliminating unemployment of this country. As a result, this sector is expanding rapidly. The contribution of the farmers is the most in achieving this success. Apart from meeting the demand for meat, the relentless efforts of the farmers in the development of our country certainly deserve praise. But the lack of good quality feed for layer chicken has been hampering the progress of the farmers. Lack of quality feed increases the production cost of chickens. Farmers are gradually losing interest in chicken production as the market price of chicken is lower than the cost of production. To solve this problem, “Arman Feeds and Fisheries Ltd.” has brought to the market the best-quality and nutritious feed which is Pushtiraj Layer Feed. These feeds are committed to ensuring high quality, minimum feed conversion rate (FCR), and free of harmful ingredients for humans and chickens.

Purpose of Pushtiraj Poultry Feed:

- - To assist in the development of the country’s poultry sector.
  - To assist in poultry production means economic development by providing quality feed.
  - To meet the growing demand of the poultry sector through the adequate feed supply and to assist in its development.
  - To provide feed while maintaining the nutritional needs of poultry and maintaining the quality of feed.
  - Providing feed at easy price to the farmers in keeping with the quality of feed.

Characteristics of Pushtiraj Layer Feed:

- - For maximum egg production in layer chicken, improved quality layer breeds and balanced layer feed are required. Pushtiraj Layer Feed is produced in state-of-the-art automatic machines in the light of the highest technology.
  - The feed is produced under the direct supervision of renowned and experienced animal nutritionists at home and abroad, thus maintaining its excellent quality.
  - The raw materials used in the production of Pushtiraj Layer Feed are quality controlled through testing in modern laboratories. As a result, the nutrients are in the right proportions.
  - Pushtiraj Feed contains the right amount of calcium and other minerals, various feed additives, vitamins, minerals and toxin binders. As a result, there is no possibility of any disease from the feed and the nutrients remain intact.
  - This feed is tastier, more digestible and fragrant which the chickens like to eat.
  - Marketed in high-quality and attractive packets that is why Pushtiraj Layer Feed can be stored sterile for 2 months.

Nutritional Analysis of Pushtiraj Layer Feed:

How to Use Pushtiraj Layer Feed:

1. Pushtiraj Layer Chick feed (Crumble): From 1st day to 2nd week
2. Pushtiraj Layer Starter (Crumble): 3rd to 8th week
3. Pushtiraj Layer Grower (Mash): From 8th week to 18th week
4. Pushtiraj Pre-Layer Feed (Mash): From 16th to 5% egg production
5. Pushtiraj Layer Layer-1 (Mash): From 5% egg production up to 50 weeks
6. Pushtiraj Layer Layer-2 (Mash): From 51 weeks till the end of egg-laying

Commercial Layer Chicken Vaccination Program:

Age (Day)	Vaccine Name	Type	Disease	Application method
1-4	MA 5 + Clone 30	Alive	Infectious Bronchitis + Ranikhet	Spray/Eye
5-7	G + ND	Dead	Gumboro + Ranikhet	Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck
12-13	Gumboro 228E/D78	Alive	Gumboro(IBD)	Eye
19-20	Gumboro 228E/D78	Alive	Gumboro(IBD)	Eye
22-24	ND Clone 30/Lasota	Alive	Ranikhet(Newcastle)	Eye/Water
30-35	Ovo- Deptherin	Alive	Fowl Pox	Wings /Skin
36	ILT	Alive	Infectious Laringotraqueitis	Eye
46	Multimune K-5	Dead	Fowl Cholera	Under the skin below the neck
7th Week	MG Eneck	Dead	Mycoplasmosis	Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck
8th Week	SG 9R	Alive	Salmanelagalineram + Salmonella Enteritis	Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck
9th Week	ND Lasota	Alive	Ranikhet	Water
10th Week	Corvac/Navivac Coriza	Dead	Infectious Coriza	Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck
10th Week	Ovo- Deptherin	Alive	Fowl Pox	Wings
11th Week	Multimune K-5	Dead	Fowl Cholera	Under the skin below the neck
12th Week	Bioran H-120	Alive	Bronchitis	Water
13th Week	MG Eneck	Dead	Mycoplasmosis	Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck
14th Week	Corvac/Navivac Coriza	Dead	Infectious Coriza	Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck
14th Week	SG 9R	Alive	Salmanelagalineram + Salmonella Enteritis	Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck
15th Week	ILT	Alive	Infectious Laringotraqueitis	Water
15th Week	Clone 30/ND Lasota	Alive	Ranikhet(Newcastle)	Water
16-18th Week	IB + ND + EDS	Dead	Infectious Bronchitis + Ranikhet + Egg Drop Syndrome	Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck/Muscles

Note: If the Marek’s vaccine is not given by the hatchery on the 1st day, then the vaccine should be given on the 17th day. This schedule may vary on the advice of a registered physician depending on the incidence of the disease in the area and the physical condition of the chicken. Ranikhet disease should be vaccinated every 45-60 days. All vaccines must adhere to the cold chain.

Lip and deworming:
Lipstick:

1st time: One day or ten days old.
2nd time: At 8 to 10 weeks of age.

Deworming:

1st deworming at 50-60 days of age.
Subsequently deworming should be done every 45-60 consecutive days (in case of litter chickens every 45 days and in case of cage chickens every 60 days.

Uniformity:

The uniformity is that the average weight obtained by all the chickens in a chicken flock is almost equal to the target weight. In the case of layer chickens, it is very vital to control. If the uniformity of all the chickens is the same then it is possible to get the maximum benefit from that flock.
Example: Suppose, 95 chickens were found to weigh 86260 grams from the flock. Dividing 86260 grams by 95, the average weight of each chicken was found to be 908 grams.
908×10% = 91, 908 + 91 = 999 (upper value), 908-91 = 817 (Lower Value),
For example, the weight of 61 chickens was found in the range of 817-999 grams.
(81/95) x 100 = 85% which means the uniformity of this flock is 85%.

Layer chicken lighting program:

Age (Week)	lighting program	Harshness of light (Lux)
1st	Day + Artificial light = 24 hours	40
2nd	Day + Artificial light = 22 hours	40
3rd	Day + Artificial light = 21 hours	20-40
4th	Day + Artificial light = 20 hours	20-40
5th	Day + Artificial light = 19 hours	20
6th	Day + Artificial light = 18 hours	10
7th	Day + Artificial light = 17 hours	5-10
8th	Day + Artificial light = 16 hours	5-10
9th	Day + Artificial light = 15 hours	5-10
10th	Day + Artificial light = 14 hours	5-10
11th	Day + Artificial light = 13 hours	5-10
From 12th to 5% egg production	Just Daylight

5% – 10% artificial light should be given for 1 hour after egg production. Then increase the amount of light by 30 minutes per week until a total of 16 hours of lighting is provided. From then on, you have to provide lighting for 16 hours.

List of brown and white layer chicken feed intake, body weight and production:

	Brown (1 week to 60 weeks)			White (1 week to 60 weeks)
Age (week)	Daily food intake (grams / chicken)	Weight per chicken(grams)	Egg production (%)	Daily food intake (grams / chicken)	Weight per chicken(grams)	Egg production (%)
1	13	68		8	58
2	18	114		12	111
3	28	200		20	178
4	35	285		31	262
5	38	390		36	378
6	44	480		42	431
7	47	565		44	516
8	52	665		47	625
9	55	750		49	718
10	60	835		50	814
11	64	940		52	900
12	70	1015		54	975
13	71	1105		56	1052
14	73	1185		58	1110
15	76	1275		62	1148
16	78	1350		66	1211
17	81	1425		72	1250
18	84	1500		80	1291
19	85	1580	6	81	1312	4
20	87	1635	31	86	1329	38
21	95	1685	61	91	1380	65
22	105	1720	84	95	1421	80
23	107	1745	92	98	1452	87
24	111	1760	93	100	1470	91
25	113	1775	94	102	1489	92
26	114	1790	95	104	1515	93
27	115	1805	95	105	1521	94
28	155	1810	95	106	1532	95
29	115	1820	95	107	1540	96
30	115	1820	95	108	1548	96
31	115	1825	95	109	1560	96
32	115	1825	95	110	1565	95
33	115	1825	94	110	1570	95
34	115	1830	94	110	1574	95
35	115	1830	94	110	1582	95
36	115	1830	94	110	1582	95
37	115	1835	94	110	1584	94
38	115	1835	94	111	1585	94
39	115	1840	94	111	1590	94
40	115	1840	93	111	1595	94
41	115	1840	92	111	1595	94
42	115	1845	92	111	1600	94
43	115	1845	92	111	1600	93
44	115	1850	91	111	1600	93
45	115	1850	91	111	1600	93
46	115	1850	91	111	1600	93
47	115	1855	90	111	1600	92
48	115	1855	90	111	1605	92
49	115	1860	89	111	1608	91
50	115	1860	88	111	1610	91
51	115	1860	88	111	1612	91
52	115	1860	88	111	1615	90
53	115	1865	87	111	1615	90
54	115	1865	87	111	1620	90
55	115	1865	87	111	1620	89
56	115	1870	86	111	1620	89
57	115	1875	85	111	1620	88
58	115	1875	85	111	1620	88
59	115	1880	85	111	1630	87
60	115	1880	84	111	1635	87
61	115	1885	83	111	1635	86
62	115	1885	82	111	1640	86
63	115	1885	82	111	1640	84
64	115	1890	82	111	1640	83
65	115	1890	81	111	1640	83
66	115	1895	81	111	1648	83
67	115	1895	80	111	1650	82
68	115	1895	79	111	1650	82
69	115	1900	78	111	1650	81
70	115	1900	78	111	1660	81
71	115	1905	77	110	1660	80
72	115	1905	77	110	1660	80
73	115	1910	76	110	1666	80
74	115	1910	75	110	1670	79
75	115	1910	75	110	1670	79
76	115	1915	74	110	1670	78
77	115	1915	74	110	1675	78
78	115	1920	73	110	1680	77
79	115	1920	72	110	1680	76
80	115	1920	72	110	1680	76

Immunity or biosecurity in layer poultry farms:

Bird flu is the biggest threat in the poultry sector. Bird flu kills millions of chickens in the country every year. As a result, many farmers become destitute. This is bird flu. It is possible to protect the farm from 0 hands only through proper implementation of biosecurity. So the importance of biosecurity for getting disease-free and achieving goals is immense. In order to ensure biosecurity in modern poultry farms, special attention has to be paid to the fact that the workers working on the farm must be sterilized to enter the farm. Disinfection containers should be placed at the entrance of the farm/shed so that the intruder can enter the farm after being purified by the disinfectant. Dead chickens should be burnt or buried in holes. All the dirt of the farm has to be dumped at the specified distance against the wind flow. After selling the chickens, all the houses should be sprayed with formalin at the rate of 5-10% and filled in litter and other garbage bags, and taken away from the farm and burnt. The floor of the house should be cleaned with disinfectant (such as Vircon / GPC-6 / Timsen / TS-4 etc.). The floor, pillars (up to 3 feet), walls, and around the house (up to 3 feet) should be coated with the following solution.

For 500 square feet of space –
A. Lime – 1000 grams
B. Bleaching – 250 grams
C. Formalin – 250 grams
D. Kerosene – 200 grams
E. Tute-250 grams
F. Water – 5 liters.

Keep the husk inside the house and mix formalin and water (9 liters of water and 1 liter of formalin) then spray in the husk and cover it with polythene. Visitors should be discouraged from visiting. It is possible to ensure the biosecurity of the farm by setting up the farm in open space and taking special measures to disinfect the farmyard routinely.

Food storage considerations:

- - Store food in a dry, cool shaded place, where ventilated.
  - When storing food, each sack should be lined up and spaced between each row.
  - Store the feed bag on a wooden / bamboo scaffold 4 inches high.
  - Food stocks must follow the FIFO (first in, first out) rule.
  - Protect food from rat infestation and do not store food with pesticides and other toxins.
  - Use Pushtiraj layer feed within 60 days of production to maintain layer growth.

Finally, to get good results on layer farms, you need to ensure good quality layer breeds, quality food as well as good farm management. The cooperation of Upazila Livestock Officer / Veterinary Surgeon / Registered Veterinarian or Poultry Specialist of Arman Feeds and Fisheries Limited for any unwanted disease and its treatment and farm-related advice will make the farm more profitable.

Pushtiraj Layer Feed Literature

Pushtiraj Feed is made from the best quality raw materials at the best price.

Purpose of Pushtiraj Poultry Feed:

To assist in the development of the country’s poultry sector.

To assist in poultry production means economic development by providing quality feed.

To meet the growing demand of the poultry sector through the adequate feed supply and to assist in its development.

To provide feed while maintaining the nutritional needs of poultry and maintaining the quality of feed.

Providing feed at easy price to the farmers in keeping with the quality of feed.

Characteristics of Pushtiraj Layer Feed:

For maximum egg production in layer chicken, improved quality layer breeds and balanced layer feed are required. Pushtiraj Layer Feed is produced in state-of-the-art automatic machines in the light of the highest technology.

The feed is produced under the direct supervision of renowned and experienced animal nutritionists at home and abroad, thus maintaining its excellent quality.

The raw materials used in the production of Pushtiraj Layer Feed are quality controlled through testing in modern laboratories. As a result, the nutrients are in the right proportions.

Pushtiraj Feed contains the right amount of calcium and other minerals, various feed additives, vitamins, minerals and toxin binders. As a result, there is no possibility of any disease from the feed and the nutrients remain intact.

This feed is tastier, more digestible and fragrant which the chickens like to eat.

Marketed in high-quality and attractive packets that is why Pushtiraj Layer Feed can be stored sterile for 2 months.

Nutritional Analysis of Pushtiraj Layer Feed:

How to Use Pushtiraj Layer Feed:

Commercial Layer Chicken Vaccination Program:

Age (Day)

Vaccine Name

Type

Disease

Application method

1-4

MA 5 + Clone 30

Alive

Infectious Bronchitis + Ranikhet

Spray/Eye

5-7

G + ND

Dead

Gumboro + Ranikhet

Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck

12-13

Gumboro 228E/D78

Alive

Gumboro(IBD)

Eye

19-20

Gumboro 228E/D78

Alive

Gumboro(IBD)

Eye

22-24

ND Clone 30/Lasota

Alive

Ranikhet(Newcastle)

Eye/Water

30-35

Ovo- Deptherin

Alive

Fowl Pox

Wings /Skin

36

ILT

Alive

Infectious Laringotraqueitis

Eye

46

Multimune K-5

Dead

Fowl Cholera

Under the skin below the neck

7th Week

MG Eneck

Dead

Mycoplasmosis

Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck

8th Week

SG 9R

Alive

Salmanelagalineram + Salmonella Enteritis

Under skin on the lower part of the back of the bird’s neck

9th Week

ND Lasota

Alive

Ranikhet

Water

10th Week

Corvac/Navivac Coriza

Lip and deworming:
Lipstick:

1st time: One day or ten days old.
2nd time: At 8 to 10 weeks of age.

1st deworming at 50-60 days of age.
Subsequently deworming should be done every 45-60 consecutive days (in case of litter chickens every 45 days and in case of cage chickens every 60 days.