How to protect livestock from heat waves:

The temperature is gradually rising, and in such conditions, farmers naturally understand how to protect their livestock. However, it's important for new breeders to note the following key points:

• Ensure cattle are sheltered in well-ventilated sheds or under shade during the daytime.
  

• Avoid giving works to bulls during hot weather, especially between 11 am and 4 pm.
  

• Place water tanks in shaded areas and provide mineral-salted water, avoiding water that is too hot.
  

• Consider covering shed roofs with straw to reduce temperatures and use water spray or fans inside the shed.
  

• During extreme heat, take livestock to water stations and bathe or sprinkle water on them.
  

• Proper ventilation and curtains are beneficial in poultry farms.
  

• Consider sending goats and cows to pasture during cool weather.
  

• Sprinkle water on cattle if they show signs of excessive panting and sticking out their tongues.