Love happens by itself. It comes from within. It goes without saying that spontaneity ends when one imposes requirements and limitations on love. The natural form of motherhood is most severely damaged by family and society. Mothers nurture their children with great care. Mother is mother. There is no difference between humans and animals when it comes to mothers. There are two different ways of rearing day-old babies: naturally or artificially. In almost every region of our country, thirty or forty years ago chickens were reared in natural environment. Day-old chicks are best raised with domestic chickens. Small body, full of motherly love. Children do not break easily. Depending on her size, a large hen can easily raise 15 to 20 chicks. As much heat as the chicks need can be provided by the foster mother hen.

Foods for New Mothers and Babies:

In the first week, the baby should be given small amounts of food at times. The ideal time interval is two hours. The feed shall be a balanced feed for young chickens, which should be fed in mud mixed with water or milk.
Cowshed is where cows live. It is also known as Gol Ghar in many places. In our country, cows are reared indoors. Cowsheds are built in both high and dry places. So that the cowshed can be dry and the excrement can be cleaned well. Goshalas should be constructed in such a way that there is ample light-air circulation and to control rain water, heat, humidity etc. Cows should feel safe in the cowshed. The cowshed needs to be a little bigger.

Use of hay

Cattle are fed paddy straw. Farmers purchase hay from the market at a fair price to feed their cows.
Straw is also used as fuel in villages.Fish feed is made from straw.
Ponds can produce plants and animals by adding straw to the water.
There is no need to simply burn straw or throw it away as trash.
Cutting grasses, vines, legumes and other herbs for use as animal feed using haystacks is a resource-saving technique. It preserves vines or grasses and dries them.

Method of preservation

Traditionally, farmers piled hay. which is referred to as a haystack. It is produced by farmers for their farm or domestic animals. A piece of any thin tree, or a piece of betel nut or bamboo, can be used to make a pile.

There are two ways to make a haystack. High haystacks are usually made of wood or bamboo raised just above the ground. After this, straw is spread on a mat around a piece of bamboo or wood buried in the ground.