Tiger Feeds underlines the value of technical service

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The customer interprets and applies the useful recommendations made by Tiger Animal Feeds’ technical advisors, and employs the practical knowledge and skills acquired through field training and workshops in order to meet the birds’ needs to grow well.
by Given Hamanungu (Technical Advisor)
Broiler production is a sequential process, with ultimate results depending on the successful completion of each step. For maximum performance to be achieved, each stage must be assessed critically, and improvements made wherever required.
The complexity of broiler production entails that poultry farmers should have a clear understanding of the factors affecting the whole production process, as well as of the factors directly influencing bird management on the farm. All the steps and the transitions between them must be carefully considered and managed if a quality broiler is to be produced.
Technical services from Tiger Animal Feeds make perfect production and quality possible.
Tiger Animal Feeds’ professional technical services to customers enable them to promptly identify and respond to managerial problems. The Tiger team helps customers to increase their knowledge of broiler production, and to develop skills and personal qualities (empathy with the birds, dedication and patience) needed to make a success of broiler production.

The feeding recommendation is as follows:

Supreme Broiler Starter Crumbs
The Starter ration should be fed to broilers from one to 14 days of age. The approximate feed consumption for the period is 600 g per bird. Crumbs are fed for faster growth and better feed conversion.
Supreme Broiler Grower Pellets
The Grower ration should be fed to broilers from 15 to 26 days of age. The approximate feed consumption for this period should be 1,2 kg per bird.
Supreme Broiler Finisher Pellets
The Finisher ration should be fed to broilers from 27 to 37 days. The approximate feed consumption should be 1,3 kg per bird.
As a final result, the estimated live weight of a bird at 35 days should be 2,3 kg on average.

Visit Tiger Animal Feeds’ main office or sales depots around the country for better technical services free of charge, and keep abreast of progress in livestock management information. Contact Given Hamanungu, Technical Advisor, at +26-097-540-3834 or givenhams@gmail.com for more information.

