Zhongyi Bio Animal Nutrition Insights | Poultry & Livestock

Zhongyi Bio ｜ Full-chain Feed Additive Manufacturer with Independent R&D Capacity https://youtu.be/Cf5kpolieqw Part 1 Park Overview, University R&D & In-depth Understanding of African Farming Market Zhongyi Bio has built a complete industry-university-research R&D system in long-term cooperation with Henan University of Animal Husbandry and Economy, Agricultural University, and Tianjin Biological Research Institute. With continuous technical support from scientific research institutions, we can steadily iterate, upgrade and optimize our products according to real market changes, ensuring long-term and stable development. For our global distributors and trading partners, this means you can continuously obtain new, market-verified and high-profit products to expand your local market and greatly improve the repurchase rate of your downstream farmers.   We have accumulated rich experience serving the African market, especially Nigeria and West Africa. African poultry, p...

  Rainy season creates huge challenges for broiler production across Nigeria. Many farmers face a frustrating situation: wet litter inside chicken houses, persistent wet droppings, repeated diarrhoea and increased flock mortality. A large number of farmers keep buying different medicines, but the problem keeps coming back batch after batch. 英文 Most smallandmedium poultry farms in Nigeria are opensided curtain houses. When heavy rain comes, rainwater may splash inside through side openings or leak from the roof. High humidity soaks the litter. Damp bedding becomes a perfect breeding ground for coccidiosis bacteria and harmful fungi. Many farmers only treat symptoms, without solving the root environmental causes. Three main root causes lead to recurring wet droppings during rainy season. First: wet litter triggers frequent coccidiosis outbreak. Once coccidia spread in damp bedding, it is hard to remove completely even after drug treatment. Second: polluted drinking water. Many loc...

  Power outage is one of the most feared risks for broiler farmers across Nigeria. Most poultry farms depend on generators for ventilation and cooling. When the generator stops working unexpectedly, the temperature inside chicken house rises very fast, and fresh air cannot circulate normally. Within only 3060 minutes, broilers may suffer from heat stress, suffocation and largescale death.   Even if you restart the generator in time and no large number of chickens die onthespot, hidden damage still exists. Severe stress will sharply suppress broiler immunity. In the following several days, coccidiosis, Escherichia coli and Newcastle disease are very likely to break out. Many farmers do not connect laterstage disease outbreaks with the earlier power failure.   Therefore, every broiler farm needs a set of clear emergency operating steps for power cut. These operations fit two common types of local poultry housing: opensided curtain houses for small & medium farms, ...

Why do broilers grow slowly even if feed looks not moldy in Nigeria rainy season Rainy season in Nigeria brings high humidity everywhere. For most broiler farmers, one confusing problem often appears: the maize and compound feed look clean, without any visible green or black mold. However, the broilers perform poorly. They eat normal amount of feed, but gain weight very slowly. Feed conversion ratio becomes worse than expected. Some flocks show lowlevel continuous mortality, and vaccination effect is far from satisfactory. Many farm owners spend extra money on better feed and more medicine, but the situation does not improve. Most of them ignore one hidden threat: invisible aflatoxin and other mycotoxins. Visible mold means highlevel contamination. But mycotoxin can exist in grain even without mold spots. In Nigerian rainy season, night humidity rises sharply. Poorventilated warehouses, damp floor, longtime grain storage and transportation in rainy weather will cause toxin accumula...