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The document discusses organic farming practices including raising chickens and producing organic vegetables, fertilizer, and concoctions. It provides information on feeding programs, breeds of chickens, seed selection, soil preparation, and recipes for indigenous microorganisms and fish amino acid concoctions.

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The document discusses organic farming practices including raising chickens and producing organic vegetables, fertilizer, and concoctions. It provides information on feeding programs, breeds of chickens, seed selection, soil preparation, and recipes for indigenous microorganisms and fish amino acid concoctions.

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OAP NCII  Adlibitum or continuous feeding

Core Competencies  Restricted feeding or control feeding


 Raise Organic Chicken 3 Forms of Feeds
 Produce Organic Vegetable  Mash
 Produce Organic Fertilizer  Pellet
 Produce Organic Concoction and Extracts  Crumbles
Elective Competencies Types of Feeding
 Raise Organic Hogs  Dry Feeding
 Raise Small Ruminants  Wet Feeding
Types of Feed
Raise Organic Chicken  Pre-Starter (1 – 21 days) 21.5 – 23% CP
 Starter (22 – 30 days) 19.3 – 20.7% CP
Poultry – is a collective term for all domesticated feathered  Finisher (30 days – market) – 18 – 19.3%
animals.
Culling – it is the removal of undesirable or unproductive *Feeding Program and its common elements in feed
animals from the flock. formulation
Candling – A method used in the incubation process to Carbohydrates – corn bran and rice bran
determine whether the embryo inside the egg is developing Fats and Lipids – copra meal, copra meat and coconut
or not. Protein – fish meal, soya meal, duckweed, moringga and
Candling Schedule of Chicken eggs: forage crops.
 7th day Vitamins – from different concoctions
 12th day Minerals – CRH, Rock salt or sea salt
 18th day Probiotics - IMO, Molasses
Brooding Stage is from day 1 to 21 where it requires 1 watt Water – non-chlorinated and fresh water.
per chick for heating bulbs, it is better to use several bulbs in
smaller wattages eg. 10 x 10 w vs. 1 x 100 w bulb, monitor Broiler – meat type chicken (70-80 days harvest age)
closely for signs of stress, and brooding house space which is Layer – egg type chicken (5-6 mos.) 42 days organically
equal to 1 sq.m. per 50 chicks. (use heating bulb) reared
Hardening Stage is from day 22 – 32 which usually takes 7- Layer Egg Classification
10 days, wherein chicks feel a slightly harsh environment, Extra Large 62 grams
and a rapid change of environment will result in a lot of Large 55 - 61 grams
mortality. Medium 48 – 54 grams
Ranging Stage is from day 32 until slaughter (70-80 Days), Small 41 – 47 grams
where it requires a space of 1 sq.m. per 3 heads, and the Peewee Below 41 grams
chicks freely range in the open air, eating fresh grass, Breed of Chicken
insects, earthworms. Native Breed
Proper Temperature during brooding stage:  Paraoakan
Age of chick (days) Temperature  Darag
1-7 32.2 - 35.0°C  Banaba
8-14 29.4 - 32.2°C Foreign Breed
14-21 26.7 - 29.4°C  Rhode Island
Stock Selection  Sasso
Qualities of chicks  Orpington
 Dry and fluffy feathers  Chinese Chicken
 Bright Eyes  Dekalb Brown
 Alert and Energetic Cleaning & Sanitation (Housing)
 Well healed Navel Two Step Process
 Came from reputable source  Dry Cleaning
Qualities of a Good Breeder Stock  Wet Cleaning
• No Deformities
• Bright red comb. No discoloration and Deformation Produce Organic Vegetables
• Dry behind
• No rancid odor Seed – is a fertilized and ripened ovule which may develop
• Agile, energetic and alert into plant by germination.
• Shiny feathers Characteristics of Good Quality Seeds
• Dry and clean beak  Viable
• Bright Eyes  Clean
System of Feeding  Free from seed-borne diseases
 Free from damages What to comply in the establishment of commercial
 Mature and plump organic fertilizer production?
 True-to-type  BAFPS Registration
GMO – Genetically Modified Organism  Brgy. LGU Permits
Standard Size of a Garden Plot (l x w)  Local Zoning
10m x 1m  Third Party Certification
PNS – Philippines National Standards What are the things to record in the production of organic
Methods of Fertilizer Application fertilizer?
 Basal Application  Manufacturing date
 Foliar Application  Expiry date
Best time to apply fertilizer (foliar application) is during early  Quantity
in the morning and late and the afternoon.  Moisture content
 Nutritional composition
 Sun Drying Types of Organic Fertilizer
 Burning  Vermicast
 Hot Water treatment  Bokashi
Preparation of Good Seed Bed  Mudball
Clean the area and prepare growth media by mixing fine  Carbonized rice hull
sand, organic fertilizer, and coco coir dust at the rate of  Fortified Compost Fertilizer
1:1:1 or other combinations that can be used are 2:1:1  Fortified Organic Fertilizer
garden soil, organic fertilizer, and carbonized rice hull, 1:2
ordinary farm soil and organic fertilizer. Produce Organic Concoction and Extract
Ideal Characteristics of an Organic Nursery
 Clean, free from contaminants Concoction – is a combination of various ingredients usually
 Put up shade/screen or transparent plastic herbs, spices, condiments, powdery substances or minerals,
 Availability of clean and unchlorinated water mixed up together, minced, dissolved or macerated into a
 Availability of Concoctions liquid. It is also a replacement of chemical based fertilizers,
 Provide clean garden tools pesticides, fungicides, repellants chemical-based growth
 Secured area from stray animals enhancers and other synthetic food ingredients for animals
 Strictly maintain proper record keeping and plants.
Preparation of Land for Vegetable Gardening
 Thorough land preparation Indigenous Microorganism IMO
 Pulverized soil, free from weeds Ratio: 1:1
 Construct canal and water ways for proper drainage Ingredients:
 1-meter width x 10-meter length and .5 meter  Cooked Rice
between plots/hills.  Molasses
 Sterilize plots. Uses/Benefits:
 Introduction of microorganism  Boost/strong immune system for the plants and
 Strictly record the activities animals
Groups of Vegetables  Good soil conditioner
 Solanaseous (eggplant, sili, tomatoes)  Restore plant vitality
 Cucurbits (cucumber, squash, upo, melon,  Reduces plant stress on seedlings
ampalaya) Dosage: 2 tbsp./L of water
 Leafy (pechay, mustard, lettuce) Total Fermentation day: 14 days
 Root crops or tubers (potato, carrots)
 Crucifers (broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower) Fish Amino Acid FAA
 Herbs (basil, parsley, lagundi, sambong, oregano) Ratio: 1:1
 Leguminous crops (sitaw, patani, mungbean, beans) Ingredients:
5 S in Good Agricultural Practices  Fish/Fish scraps
 Sort  Molasses
 Set in Order Uses/Benefits:
 Shine  A good source of nitrogen
 Standardize  Food of microorganism
 Sustain3  Serves as growth hormone for plant growth and
development
Produce Organic Fertilizer Dosage: 2 tbsp./L of water
Total Fermentation day: 14 days
Fermented Plant Juice
Ratio: 2:1 Lactic Acid Bacteria Serum
Ingredients: Ratio:
 Kankong Ingredients:
 Kamote Tops  Powdered rice
 Leguminous Plants  Milk
 Banana Stalks  Water
 Molasses  Molasses
Uses/Benefits: Usage/Benefits:
 Natural growth enhancer  Promotes intestine movement
 Add soil fertility and the advent of good colonies of  Regulates the balance of intestinal bacteria
microorganism  Contains ant-aging properties and/or anti-oxidants
 A good source of potassium Dosage: 2 tbsp./L of water
Dosage: 2tbsp./L of water Total Fermentation day: 28 days
Total Fermentation day: 14 days
Raise Organic Hogs
Fermented Fruit Juice FFJ
Ratio: 1:1:1 Swine – a collective term for hogs.
Ingredients: Farrowing – is the act of giving birth in pigs or swine.
 Banana fruit Livestock – refers to domestic animals kept for use on farm
 Papaya and raised for sale and profit.
 Squash/pumpkin/watermelon Boar - is an uncastrated male swine usually kept for
 Molasses breeding.
Uses/Benefits: Sow - a mature female hog that have given birth
 A good source of potassium Common Breed of Swine in the Philippines
 Adds soil fertility  Landrace
 Helps maintain vigor in plants  Large white
Dosage: 2 tbsp./L of water  Duroc
Total Fermentation day: 14 days  Piertain
Good Breeder Stock
Oriental Herbal Nutrient OHN Sow/Gilt
Ratio:  Should have a minimum of 6 pairs of well-
Ingredients: developed and properly space function teats.
 Garlic  Well-developed ham loin and shoulder
 Ginger  Select the biggest among the litters
 Molasses  Well-placed feet and legs
 Coco Vinegar  Well-developed vulva
Uses/Benefits:  Vulva slightly pointed downwards
 Serves as insecticide and fungicide Boar
 Use to treat skin diseases of hogs and other  Most vigorous
animals  Well-developed primary sex organs
Dosage: 2 tbsp./L of water  Equal-sized testicles
Total Fermentation Day: 23 days  Biggest among the boars
 Well-developed ham, loin and shoulders
Calcium Phosphate CALPHOS  No deformities
Ratio: 1:9 How to determine if a breeder sow/gilt is in heat or fertile?
Ingredients: Pre-Heat
 Bones (Ruminants)  Consumes less feeds
 Shell (Egg shell, Sea shell)  Excited when teaser boar is around
Uses/Benefits  Pointed ears
 Calcium and phosphorous source  Swelling of the vulva
 Calcium source for bones  Mounting other pigs in the pen
Dosage: 2 tbsp./L  Vulva is pinkish
Total fermentation day: 30 days (for bones) 21 days (for  Noisy
shells)  When mounted it resists
 Too early for insemination/mating Young stock (up to 1 yr old) 1.0
Standing Heat Feeding Management for Small Ruminants
 Vulva is not to swollen  5% Treats
 Vulva is light pink  20% Grains
 Thick mucus discharge (sticky)  25% Pasture
 Right time for insemination  50% Grass Hay
 When mounted it doesn’t resist Forage crops for Small Ruminants
Post Heat  Desmodium Rensonii
 Vulva is not swollen  Indigofera
 Vulva is back to normal color  Flemingia
 Thick mucus discharge (Sticky)  Trichantera
 When mounted it resist  Pakchong (Napier Grass)
 Too late for insemination but can still be  Ipil-ipil
impregnated How to manage Breeding?
Pig would reach maturity around 5-8 months of age.  Breeding age is 6-8 months
Heat cycle of pig is 18-21 days  Comes to heat after lambing – 21 days after
Pregnancy of pigs would last 114 days (3 months, 3 weeks, 3  Length of pregnancy – 147 days
days)  Male female ratio – 1:20
Pig would farrow 2 times a year. Good characteristic of a Buck
On average, a sow would give birth to 10 piglets.  Good Body Condition
Mutilations and Animals Identification  No deformities
Mutilations are prohibited. However, the following methods  Masculine
are exceptions in specific cases:  Strong legs
 Castrations  Show good libido
 Tail cutting of lambs  Good testicle size
 Tail-docking of pigs
 Trimming of beaks
 De-horning
 Nose and limb ringing, for retraining
 Cutting of teeth

Vaccination are allowed to give immunization among


livestock, however you won’t need it if you use effective and
beneficial microorganism.

All organically raised/produced must be transported to the


slaughter house should not exceed 8 hours. And must be
slaughtered in a standard slaughter that has complete
facilities.

Raise Small Ruminants

Breeds of Goats and Sheep


 Anglo Nubian
 Saanen
 Alpine Goats
 Nigerian Dwarf
 Lamancha
 Boer
 Spanish Goat
 Myotonic
 Kiko
 Angora
Space Requirement for Cage/Barn
Category Floor Space (sqm./head)
Breeding female 1.5
Breeding Buck 2.0

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