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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan: June 2015
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan. Wednesday, June 24, 2015. Goat Stall Feeding: An Alternative to Traditional Grazing Systems. Stall feeding involves confining goats and providing them with feed in the stall. in this system, the cut-and-carry method is employed. Mixtures of grasses, legumes, and tree leaves are given. Concentrates are also given depending on sufficiency of the forages and the stage of development of the animals. Advantages of stall feeding. Your goats cannot damage crops and other properties.
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan: Fisheries
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Technoguide for Ampalaya Production Part 1. I Introduction Bittergourd (Momordica charantia Linn.), ampalaya in Tagalog or parya in Iloko, is one of the most important commercial . Options to Improve Traditional Goat Breeding: Stock Upgrading. Stock Upgrading The introduction of either a purebred or a graded buck into your herd will facilitate the upgrading of your herd This . Why invest in agricultural inputs? Basic Concepts In Goat Breeding. Bewar...
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan: Feed Resources For Goats
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan. Tuesday, June 23, 2015. Feed Resources For Goats. There are three main types of feed resources that you can give to your goats. These are:. These are live plants eaten by goats which are either naturally growing or planted. They may be grasses, shrubs, tree leaves and food-feed crops that can be given as 100% of the animal's diet. Grasses and food-feed crops such as jackfruit, malunggay and katurai are forages that can be fed to goats. Note that native vegetation can only supp...
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan: Corn Production Guide
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan. Wednesday, August 6, 2008. Corn is second to rice as the most important crops in the Philippines. In spite of the fact that almost 3 million hectares are devoted to the cultivation of this crop annually, current production is not enough to meet the local needs due to low yield. In fact, since five years ago, corn importation of the Philippines has been on the increasing trend. Following are the basic steps to successful corn production:. Plant seeds using dibble method (todak ...
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan: July 2015
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan. Friday, July 17, 2015. Management and Care of Piglets. One of the most abrupt and major changes for any animal is its birth. The fetus goes from a parasitic existence, where its environmental and nutritional needs are provided by the dam in a sterile environment, to one in which piglet must fend for itself. Here are some guides in caring and managing newly born piglets. Arrangement of Heat Lamps for a Farrowing Sow. Human infants obtain immunoglobulin (proteins that help fight...
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan: Crops
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan. How to Control Black Sigatoka (Banana Leaf Spot). Banana Production Kit: Banana Varieties. Banana Production Kit: Banana Propagation. Banana Production Kit: Banana Harvest and Post Harvest. Banana Production Kit: Banana Field Planting and Cultural Management Part 1. Banana Production Kit: Banana Field Planting and Cultural Management Part 2. Banana Production Kit: Banana Field Planting and Cultural Management Part 3. Banana Production Kit: Banana Integrated Pest Management.
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan: Technoguide for Ampalaya Production Part 3
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan. Wednesday, October 31, 2012. Technoguide for Ampalaya Production Part 3. XII Pests and their Management. 1 Fruitfl y, Bactrocera cucurbitae (Coquillett). Is the most damaging insect pest of ampalaya causing 17% damage on fruits during WS 2006 in Batac, Ilocos Norte. Farmers claimed more than 50% yield loss during the dry season despite weekly spraying of chemical insecticide. Larvae feeding on ampalaya fruits. Unmarketable fruits infested with fru. Fruits wrapped in paper.
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan: Activities after Birth of Piglets
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan. Thursday, July 16, 2015. Activities after Birth of Piglets. At birth, the piglet undergoes many activities which are quite stressful. Below are the activities for the piglets. Iron is an important mineral necessary for the formation of hemoglobin in the red blood cells. Hemoglobin acts as a carrier of oxygen in the body. Iron also plays a role in preventing nutritional anemia. Signs of Iron Deficiency. Poor hair and skin conditions. Paleness (anemia, anemic). Needed/day = 7 mg.
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan: Management of Dry Sows
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan. Tuesday, July 14, 2015. Management of Dry Sows. The dry period is the time interval from weaning to service wherein the sow is unproductive. Careful management of sows during pregnancy and lactation, and from weaning to mating, contributes to getting sows mated as soon as possible after weaning. A good sow should come into heat and be ready for service within 3 to 7 days after weaning, and in order to achieve this it is important that the following points be given attention:.
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan
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Pagsasaka sa Bayan ni Juan. Thursday, July 2, 2015. Goal in Efficient Female Breeders Management (FBM). Efficiency in breeding is the heart and soul of swine farming worldwide. Maximize the number of piglets / litter. Maximize total piglets born alive per year. Optimize the piglet birth and weaning weight, sow productivity and longevity. Heat stress in the first 30 days of pregnancy reduces the number piglets born per litter and decreases conception rate and farrowing rate. Weak or Shy Heater Management.
