PREVENT GOAT COUGH, SAFEGUARD FARM PROFIT

Pneumonia poses a significant threat to goat farms, gradually decimating herds if not properly addressed. However, preventing this devastating disease is remarkably simple - maintaining impeccable hygiene in your goat housing.
A crucial indicator of potential pneumonia is persistent coughing among your goats, which can ultimately lead to the demise of your livestock. Prevention, fortunately, begins with the construction of your goat housing. Ensure a sufficient gap of 4 to 5 feet from the ground to avert the accumulation of ammonia. This toxic substance emanates from goat droppings and stands as a primary contributor to pneumonia outbreaks, putting your livestock at risk.
In today's episode, we have Nicholas Muheirwe, a seasoned farmer, who will share his firsthand experience battling pneumonia on his farm. Nicholas will delve into the challenges he faced and the strategies he employed to overcome the threat, offering valuable advice to fellow goat farmers on effective preventive measures. Tune in to gain insights that can safeguard your goat farm from the clutches of pneumonia.

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Thanks for the educative show