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September 10, 2025Turkish Journal of Agriculture - Food Science and TechnologyOpen Access

Feeding Strategy and Management Practices of Indigenous Chicken in Barishal District of Bangladesh

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MSMahbuba SultanaPatuakhali Science and Technology University NMNasim Al MamunPatuakhali Science and Technology University FKFaisal KabirPatuakhali Science and Technology University

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Threshold survey reveals flock structure and feeding strategies of indigenous chickens in Barishal, indicating areas for improved management practices.

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Indigenous chicken management practices highlighted significant participation of women at 75.68%, emphasizing social dynamics in poultry rearing.
With an average flock size of 24.05, the study shows production challenges, including 73.1% of flocks affected by various diseases, predominantly Newcastle disease.
Feeding strategies indicate dependence on scavenging and household grains, though only 31.9% of farmers provide vaccination to their birds, highlighting health management gaps.
The use of various materials for poultry houses illustrates diversity in management practices, suggesting a need for better support and resources for local farmers.

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Sultana et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1a12754b1d3bfb60dbfca https://doi.org/10.24925/turjaf.v13i7.1713-1719.7534

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Threshold survey reveals flock structure and feeding strategies of indigenous chickens in Barishal, indicating areas for improved management practices.

Feeding Strategy and Management Practices of Indigenous Chicken in Barishal District of Bangladesh

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Feeding Strategy and Management Practices of Indigenous Chicken in Barishal District of Bangladesh

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