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Hello everyone, today's topic is the secret to successfully raising chickens in the garden with black-throated caterpillars. Currently, chicken farms are using black-throated caterpillars to reduce costs and increase profits. After watching this video, what will you get? You will know how to raise black-throated caterpillars in the right way to feed the chickens healthy and not get sick. Second, you will know which part of black-throated caterpillars is suitable for chickens and how to mix food for chickens. Third, you will know how to prevent diseases for chickens effectively. The program is broadcast at 7 p.m. every Thursday in the project of sustainable organic farming with black-throated caterpillars. Before applying the process that I am about to share with you, I have raised 200 chickens and killed 200 chickens. It can also be called that I have failed. If you have such problems, please comment and I will share with you. Now, after 2 years of raising, I have successfully raised many chickens. I have obtained the experience that I will share with you in this video. Currently, I have a farm that raises black-throated caterpillars and wild pigs in Gia Lai. It is developing very well. I have a customer who is the owner of a chicken farm. A year ago, when using my company's products, he had 300 chickens. His chicken farm used to produce a lot of births. It costs little, but the chickens get sick twice. Then it dies and increases slowly. After knowing me through Youtube, he started using my products. After that, he used to choose the steps to raise his chickens. Now, after a year, from the day he knew me, his chicken farm has increased from 300 chickens to 700 chickens. When I heard him share, I was very happy. Because his customers are successful, it is a great success for me. Why do we raise black-throated caterpillars like each other? There are successful people, but there are also failed farms. In front of the whole chicken farm, let's find out how to raise black-throated caterpillars properly. These are the notes when raising black-throated caterpillars for chickens to eat. Black-throated caterpillar is a superfood in the diet. It is rich in nutrients, helps the chicken to grow fast, healthy, large hair, and reduces hair loss. In particular, 75% of the black-throated caterpillar fat contains lauric acid. It helps to produce births, create a healthy body for the chicken, and help the chicken grow faster and healthier. The diet of black-throated caterpillars is organic fertilizers. Organic fertilizers, such as pig manure, chicken manure, duck manure, rabbit manure, or fertilizer, such as mold, mold, or products. Fertilizers such as beans, beer, fruit, vegetables, bread from the factory. Using black-throated caterpillars for chickens to eat will help reduce the cost of raising and increase the profit for the farm. However, with foods with their own characteristics, if we do not know how to handle it carefully, it will cause diseases and harm to our chickens. So we have to handle it carefully before raising chickens with the following notes. The first important note is to absolutely not let black-throated caterpillars eat dead chickens in chicken farms. Because bacteria will spread in the environment and cause diseases to healthy chickens. Dead chickens should not be taken, but they should be removed. If you raise black-throated caterpillars for fish to eat, you can handle dead chickens by cooking the dead chickens at 100 degrees and raising black-throated caterpillars to serve the fish. Or you can do it later, after giving black-throated caterpillars to eat dead chickens, you start to handle it by cooking black-throated caterpillars. Then I feed the fish to clean the bacteria. The second note is that with products that are clean from plants, the ability to lower bacteria such as beetroot, beans, fruits, cucumbers, and noodles. You only need to take care of the bacteria for 4 days, then feed the black-throated caterpillars. And every day, handle the bacteria in the farm from 1 time. Then you feed the chickens, not affecting the chickens. And if you are more careful, you can also soak the black-throated caterpillars in purple medicine for 1 hour, then you can feed the chickens. And my farm has been raised this way for 2 years. And I don't just use sanitary pads, I don't soak them in sanitary pads, I feed them straight, it's okay. And the third note is that with products such as rice, or animal products, such as flour, these are quite nutritious, but they are very high in nutrients. So when you raise black-throated caterpillars for chickens, you need to clean the bacteria for 4 days. Then we raise black-throated caterpillars, and when harvesting, before feeding the chickens, you need to handle the black-throated caterpillars very carefully. And it's best to cook at a temperature of over 100 degrees to eliminate the worms, and to get rid of all the harmful bacteria in the black-throated caterpillar's shell. And then feed the chickens. The more careful you are, the lower the risk in your farm to protect the chickens and your property. And the fourth is that when you can't raise black-throated caterpillars yourself, but buy black-throated caterpillars for chickens, you need to cook the caterpillars at a temperature of over 100 degrees. Then you can feed the chickens. Because we don't know the source of the food that the caterpillars raise and sell to us, most of my customers have to boil it. They boil it very carefully, and those who are very careful are the most successful. The second is to feed the chickens properly. Many people ask me if they can feed the chickens 100% of their food. The answer is no. Animals are just like humans, they need to supplement with protein, vitamins, and minerals to fully develop. With an adult chicken, you can feed it up to 70% of the black-throated caterpillar's food. The other 30% is supplemented with protein. And if you release it out of the garden, it will work a lot, and it will eat natural food, so it will have enough nutrients for it. In the case of chickens, you need to equip it with a sand base to better digest the chicken and supplement it with more nutrients. Your chicken only needs to supplement 30% of the black-throated caterpillar's food with your orange. For larger chickens, your chickens will eat black-throated caterpillars and adjust the amount of orange by themselves. One day, feed the chickens black-throated caterpillars. Feed the chickens black-throated caterpillars once a day in the morning. And give them bio-ethanol to make the chicken stronger and healthier every day. The stronger the chicken, the stronger the chicken will be. And release it without smoking to reduce the rate of carcinogens. This is the secret that I often use to feed my chickens to make them stronger. And for young chickens, feed them black-throated caterpillars. For larger chickens, feed them black-throated caterpillars once a day in the morning. And give them bio-ethanol to make the chicken stronger and healthier every day. And for larger chickens, feed them black-throated caterpillars once a day in the morning. We need to create a clean environment for our chickens. If the caterpillars are clean, dry, hygienic, and airtight, the chickens will develop better. So we need to make a layer of biological fertilizer on the caterpillars. If the caterpillars are hygienic, dry, and airtight, the chickens will develop better health. We need to install a wind-blower system on the caterpillars. When the caterpillars are spinning, the wind-blower will suck out the toxic gas. The caterpillars will be able to avoid respiratory diseases.