AL-Hayat DAIRY FARM Seeloo

14/02/2025

17/07/2024

7006263679

11/06/2024

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07/06/2024

10/02/2024

01/02/2024

"Dear Dairy and Sheep Farmers,

As winter sets in, it's crucial to ensure the well-being of your livestock in the cold climate of Kashmir. Here are some tips to help you care for your animals during this challenging season:

1. Shelter: Provide adequate shelter to protect your livestock from harsh winds, snow, and low temperatures. Ensure shelters are well-ventilated but draft-free.

2. Bedding: Keep bedding dry and clean to provide insulation and warmth for your animals. Replace bedding regularly to maintain hygiene.

3. Water: Ensure access to clean, unfrozen water at all times. Use heated water sources or break ice regularly to prevent dehydration.

4. Nutrition: Adjust feed rations to meet the increased energy requirements of animals in cold weather. Provide high-quality forage and consider supplementing with additional feed if necessary.

5. Body condition: Monitor the body condition of your animals regularly. Adjust feeding regimes accordingly to prevent weight loss and ensure optimal health.

6. Health care: Keep an eye out for signs of cold stress, such as shivering or decreased feed intake. Provide appropriate veterinary care promptly if needed.

7. Exercise: Encourage movement to help animals generate body heat and maintain circulation. However, be mindful of slippery surfaces to prevent injuries.

8. Frostbite prevention: Protect vulnerable areas such as ears, tails, and udders from frostbite by applying protective measures such as blankets or ointments.

9. Vaccinations: Ensure vaccinations are up-to-date to prevent the spread of winter illnesses and diseases.

10. Emergency preparedness: Have a plan in place for extreme weather events and emergencies. Stock up on supplies and know who to contact for assistance if needed.

By implementing these measures, you can help your livestock stay healthy and comfortable throughout the winter months. Thank you for your dedication to caring for your animals.

Stay warm and safe.

20/12/2023

04/09/2023

21/07/2023

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2nd Lactation. 2 and half months calf