Poultry and Livestock Housing: Poultry Housing Types and Materials (Part 1)
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Lesson topics
- Echague National High School Gymnasium
- Aligning with the standards
- Poultry Housing and Materials
- Poultry Housing – is a shelter
- Types of poultry houses:
Contents
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- Echague National High School Gymnasium
- Aligning with the standards
- Poultry Housing and Materials
- Poultry Housing – is a shelter
- Types of poultry houses:
- ⮚ The free-range or extensive poultry house system- is the oldest type of poultry housing where a small n
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Housing Requirements for Poultry and Livestock Animals: original teaching slides for this study series.
Echague National High School Gymnasium
Echague National High School Gymnasium October 11, 2024 MERCEDITA P. BATOON Teacher III Housing Requirements for Poultry & Livestock TLE Department, ENHS
Aligning with the standards
Aligning with the standards CONTENT | CONTENT STANDARD The learners… | LEARNING COMPETENCIES The learners… Housing Requirements for Poultry and Livestock Animals site selection types of housing design and layout | demonstrate an understanding of the concepts and skills in agri-crops and animal production | 13. illustrate housing requirements for poultry and livestock based on industry standards
PERFORMANCE STANDARD | The learners illustrate the housing requirements for poultry and livestock based on industry standards |
Poultry Housing and Materials
Poultry Housing and Materials
Poultry Housing – is a shelter
Poultry Housing – is a shelter provided to feathered animals to protect them from the harsh environmental climatic conditions that can affect chicken's growth, performance and productivity.
Types of poultry houses:
Types of poultry houses: Free – range or extensive system 2. Semi – intensive system 3. Folding unit system 4. Intensive system a. Battery system b. Deep litter system
⮚ The free-range or extensive poultry house system- is the oldest type of poultry housing where a small n
⮚ The free-range or extensive poultry house system- is the oldest type of poultry housing where a small number of birds/chickens are reared. (10-12 birds per family of farmers). Freerange poultry housing requires less capital investment to construct.
Review questions and answers
What are the key points about Echague National High School Gymnasium?
Echague National High School Gymnasium October 11, 2024 MERCEDITA P. BATOON Teacher III Housing Requirements for Poultry & Livestock TLE Department, ENHS
What are the key points about Aligning with the standards?
Aligning with the standards CONTENT | CONTENT STANDARD The learners… | LEARNING COMPETENCIES The learners… Housing Requirements for Poultry and Livestock Animals site selection types of housing design and layout | demonstrate an understanding of the concepts and skills in agri-crops and animal production | 13. illustrate housing requirements for poultry and…
What are the key points about Poultry Housing – is a shelter?
Poultry Housing – is a shelter provided to feathered animals to protect them from the harsh environmental climatic conditions that can affect chicken's growth, performance and productivity.
What are the key points about Types of poultry houses:?
Types of poultry houses: Free – range or extensive system 2. Semi – intensive system 3. Folding unit system 4. Intensive system a. Battery system b. Deep litter system
What are the key points about ⮚ The free-range or extensive poultry house system- is the oldest type of poultry housing where a small n?
⮚ The free-range or extensive poultry house system- is the oldest type of poultry housing where a small number of birds/chickens are reared. (10-12 birds per family of farmers). Freerange poultry housing requires less capital investment to construct.
More lessons from this document
- Housing Requirements for Poultry and Livestock Animals — Part 1
- Housing Requirements for Poultry and Livestock Animals — Part 2
- Housing Requirements for Poultry and Livestock Animals — Part 3
- Housing Requirements for Poultry and Livestock Animals — Part 4
- Housing Requirements for Poultry and Livestock Animals — Part 5
Conclusion
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