In modern poultry farming, water is more than just a source of hydration—it is the backbone of flock health, growth, and productivity. Birds typically consume twice as much water as feed by weight, making water quality a decisive factor in performance. If water is unsafe or contaminated, it can become…

    HOW TIME FLIES VISION PASSION HARD WORK – JUST SOME OF THE THINGS WE HAVE PUT for our achievements. This year marks a significant milestone for Narsipur Chemicals Pvt Ltd as we proudly celebrate our 35th anniversary. Since our founding in 1989, we have dedicated ourselves to becoming…

Gumboro, or Infectious Bursal Disease Virus (IBDV), is a very infectious viral disease mainly found in young chickens. It severely affects poultry farming since the compromised immune system of infected birds leaves them susceptible to secondary infections. It is very crucial for poultry farmers to know about the symptoms and…

The chemical industry in India is positioned to capitalize on near-term opportunities. How private players map their priorities could shape the future of the industry and contribute to trade performance. India’s chemical story is one of outperformance and promise. A consistent value creator, the chemical industry remains an attractive hub…

Teat disinfection is a key part of udder infection prevention by helping reduce the amount of bacteria on teats, and should be done before and after milking. Teat wiping before milking is essential to complete the cleaning process. It also stimulates the milk-ejection reflex and removes excess disinfectant.   How…

How does Biosecurity affect productivity and profits in Poultry Farm? The Whole world came to realise the importance of biosecurity & quarantine during this COVID-19 pandemic. Although this biosecurity and quarantine protocols were in practice in poultry farming since long back, the time has come to implement it strictly in the…

Our main objective of the Webinar was to help layer and poultry farmers to increase and optimize the shelf life throughout the supply chain, current technology implications and Future Outlook of the Industry. Introduction of the Panelist and speakers For the discussion, we had invited Mr Suresh Chitturi who leads…

Hygiene is an important aspect of hatchery design and management. Good hygiene is required for maximum hatching rates and chick quality. The protection from contamination of hatching eggs and day-old chicks or poults, particularly in the light of specific disease controls (e.g. those concerning Salmonella), is becoming increasingly relevant in…

Water as a key nutrient Clean drinking water is essential for poultry health and plays a key role in poultry performance. Water is the nutrient of the highest importance, making contaminated water a serious threat to animals and profits. While poultry producers are critical about the quality of the feed,…

The application of biosecurity measures in aquaculture overcomes most of the diseases. Approaches in aquaculture are to take place by stock reduction density controlling diseases of fish in aquaculture. The first step to measuring low stock densities are when ectoparasites infection break out with increasing water flow achieving a higher…

The Winter season has an incredible impact on poultry generation by bringing down the temperature of encompassing. Amid winter when the temperature goes down and different issues like a decrease in egg generation, lessening in water consumption, diminished fruitfulness and hatchability and so forth happen. Consequently, the administration of poultry…

  India has seen a tremendous growth in the poultry industry over the past decades. Some regions have reported a dramatic increase in the incidence of infectious disease outbreaks during this time. Remedial action may often be too late to respond to the emergence of a new disease or an…

What is Iodophor ? Iodophor is a substance in which iodine is combined with an agent that renders it soluble, making a solution suitable for use as a disinfectant. A small amount of  iodine is slowly released in the solution. They are typically used at concentrations ranging from 6 to 75 ppm. Iodophors penetrate the cell walls and membranes of microorganisms and interfere with DNA…