Loading video...
Video Failed to Load
Farmers, stop doing this! You’re putting us all at risk.
291,969 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)
10 Comments

Exactly. And most of the farmers don’t observe the withdrawal period which is the space you’re to give after using antibiotics before selling it to consumers.

Na to switch enter crayfish be that Thank you for the info

I will start rearing all my birds jejely. Imagine I stopped buying "frozen" because something was telling me something is wrong somewhere. So I started buying live ones. Unfortunately, it's ain't safe either with this info. Better to produce my food jare.

POULTRY FARMERS 🛑🛑🛑 🎯The Problem Farmers give antibiotics to poultry to grow faster and prevent disease. But, excessive use leads to: 🎯Superbugs Bacteria in poultry become resistant to antibiotics. When we eat infected poultry, these superbugs enter our bodies. 🎯Resistance Spreads Our bodies can't fight these superbugs with antibiotics. They multiply, making us sick. Antibiotic resistance grows. 🎯The Cycle 1. Poultry get antibiotics. 2. Bacteria become resistant. 3. We eat infected poultry. 4. Superbugs spread in humans. 🎯Consequences Harder to treat infections, longer hospital stays, and increased risk of death. 🎯Solutions 1. Buy antibiotic-free poultry. 2. Support sustainable farming. 3. Practice good hygiene. 4. Use antibiotics responsibly. 🎯Your Role Make informed choices, ask questions, and help stop antibiotic resistance

Here's why you should patronize @FhamtNg they breed their chicken's organically 😃

Make I go show my papa this video 🙌🏾

Summarized version: The overuse of antibiotics in farm animals contributes to the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, which can be transferred to humans through food or direct contact. This resistance can lead to treatment failures, longer hospital stays, and more expensive treatments for infections. Additionally, resistant bacteria can spread through the environment, further exacerbating the problem. To address this, experts advocate for reducing unnecessary antibiotic use in agriculture, improving farming practices, and enforcing stricter regulations to protect public health and combat resistance.

500 level, and this our lecturer said, go down to Benin Republic here, go to their animal market, each of their animals have 2tags, one tag showing the last vaccines or drugs given and the 2nd tag showing the window period how long it will last in the body of the animal..

Next up, please help us beg those who spray stuff on plantains to make them ripen faster 🥲

Many thanks doctor Aproko on speaking on this topic. All those drugs given to the chicken has made to grow big and lazy. I mean lazy!!! They can't run, jump and always sleeping like Garfield... Trouble day oh


