Poultry farmers asked to control feed wastage
Poultry farmers in the district were asked to raise the curtains to three feet height over the sides of the elevated poultry houses so as to control feed waste that happens due to high wind speed.
A press release from Agromet Field Unit of Veterinary College and Research Institute here and Regional Meteorological Centre, Chennai said that the sky will be generally cloudy with chance of scattered rainfall in the next four days.
Maximum and minimum temperature will be 35 degree Celsius (95 degree Fahrenheit) and 24 degree Celsius (75.2 degree Fahrenheit) respectively. Wind speed will be around 11 km per hour, mostly from southwest.
The release said that active southwest monsoon will bring cloudiness and wind along with scattered rainfall over the zone. Hence, the upcoming four days will be favourable for the poultry.
Source :-www.thehindu.com
A press release from Agromet Field Unit of Veterinary College and Research Institute here and Regional Meteorological Centre, Chennai said that the sky will be generally cloudy with chance of scattered rainfall in the next four days.
Maximum and minimum temperature will be 35 degree Celsius (95 degree Fahrenheit) and 24 degree Celsius (75.2 degree Fahrenheit) respectively. Wind speed will be around 11 km per hour, mostly from southwest.
The release said that active southwest monsoon will bring cloudiness and wind along with scattered rainfall over the zone. Hence, the upcoming four days will be favourable for the poultry.
Source :-www.thehindu.com
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