REPORT ON WAAPP ACTIVITIES ON ADOPTED VILLAGES/SCHOOLS (LOCAL CHICKEN

IMPROVEMENT TECHNIQUE AND INTEGRATED POULTRY & FISH FARMING),

FCVMLT, VOM, PLATEAU STATE, HOW FAR?

February – July, 2013CHUKWU O.O. CHUKWU, PhD

COORDINATORAUGUST, 2013.

Cock replacement technique

Fast multiplication technique

The cock replacement technique involves the removal of our indigenous small sized cocks and replacing them with hybrid cockerel.

The implication here is that the offsprings ( F1, F2, F3, ……Fn) will have a better production in terms of size (more meat) and egg (size, quality and quantity) than the average parents.

ACHIEVEMENTS:Establishment of demonstration plots

TrainingFacilitation andExtension

TRAIN THE TRAINERS WORKSHOP

HYBRID COCKS FOR NATIVE HEN-IMPROVEMENT TECHNIQUE

LOCAL BRICKS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF POULTRY HOUSE

PRESENTATION OF WORKING MATERIALS TO VWANG A VILLAGE

PRESENTATION OF WORKING MATERIALS TO VWANG B VILLAGE

PRESENTATION OF WORKING MATERIALS TO GSS HWAK

PRESENTATION OF WORKING MATERIALS TO ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE

CONSTRUCTION OF POULTRY HOUSE

AWARENESS SEMINAR AT VWANG A VILLAGE

STOCKED BIRDS AT VWANG A VILLAGE

AWARENESS SEMINAR AT VWANG B VILLAGE

STOCKED BIRDS AT VWANG B VILLAGE

AWARENESS SEMINAR AT TURU VILLAGE

CONSTRUCTION WORK AT TURU VILLAGE

SEMINAR AT ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE

CONSTRUCTION WORK AT ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE

SEMINAR AT GSS HWAK

STOCKED BIRDS AT GSS HWAK

DEMONSTRATION FARM FOR STUDENTS AT GSS HWAK

MONITORING AND EVALUATION AT GSS HWAK KURU

INTEGRATED POULTRY AND FISH FARMING

On this very project there were challenges which has been resolved recently.

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