CHSE Odisha Small Poultry Farmer (AGP) case studies
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The CHSE Odisha Small Poultry Farmer (AGP) credential is a state-level skill certification for people who raise or intend to raise small backyard or semi-commercial poultry flocks in Odisha. It suits rural youth, farm women, self-help group members, school leavers and small entrepreneurs who want recognised evidence of practical competence rather than an academic degree. The CHSE Odisha Small Poultry Farmer (AGP) case studies are 5 cases and about 5,025 words.
1Replacing the Cock in a 45-Hen Desi Flock
keeps 45 non-descript desi hens and three cocks in Kandhamal. One cock is the sire of the other two, and sons have been used for three generations.
959 words, about 5 min2A 200-Bird Layer Shed Beside a Flood Nullah
A farmer in Puri district has a 6 m x 3 m layer shed: 1 m brick wall, chicken wire above, asbestos-cement sheet roof at 2.4 m, mud floor, and a tin sheet closing the west side. There are four tube feeders, three round waterers and about 5 cm of litter.
962 words, about 5 min3Brooding 200 Vanaraja Chicks Through December Power Cuts
On 10 December a farmer receives 200 Vanaraja day-old chicks. Night temperature is about 11°C.
1,018 words, about 5 min4Bloody Droppings in a Mixed-Age Grower Flock
A farmer has 180 Vanaraja growers at 5 weeks of age. The hatchery says they were vaccinated against Ranikhet disease on day 5 and against infectious bursal disease on day 14; there has been no fowl pox vaccination.
954 words, about 5 min5Expanding from 150 Layers: Scheme Money or a Trader Contract?
A farmer keeps 150 layers, about 14 months old, with almost no records. His home mix uses 60 kg maize, 20 kg rice polish, 15 kg soybean meal and 5 kg fishmeal per 100 kg; he adds no limestone, DCP, salt or premix.
1,132 words, about 6 min