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140 Chickens Died From ‘Loud Wedding Music’ In India - Poultry Farmer Cries Out

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page 0 · 31 posts · 26 participants · news_repost

This page is a news repost discussing an Indian incident where chickens died from loud wedding music. The thread devolves into banter, jokes about African noise levels, and general agreement that sudden loud sounds cause livestock mortality, but it contains no local Nigerian farming advice, trade, or specific agricultural problems.

Credibility signals: TheFarmer1 explicitly identifies as a poultry farmer and cites specific husbandry knowledge regarding sudden light changes and stampede causes.WriterX quotes a specific operator (Sabir Ali) and provides a timestamp from the original news report.
“Ediye agric always looking for good excuse to die.”
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“sound alway scar3 birds”
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“As a poultry farmer, e sure me die say the direct cause of death of those birds is stampede. Yes, chickens are very, very sensitive to sudden change of sound around their environment.”
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“If india music fit do this one, watin Asake new album go con do our own?”
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Unclassified: Discussion of the idiom 'chicken out' and general jokes about African noise levels and carnival experiences.
page 1 · 32 posts · 23 participants · discussion_qa

This thread is a discussion and reaction page based on a news story about chickens dying from loud wedding music in India. Nigerian farmers and forum users discuss the biological impact of noise and vibration on livestock, sharing anecdotes about stampedes, stress, and frequency effects. The conversation drifts into general debates about Nigerian loudness and cultural habits but remains centered on animal welfare rather than trade or specific farming problems.

Credibility signals: citing personal experience with small flocksreferencing specific incidents (wedding music, fighting on farm)mentioning specific locations (Maraba)
“The farmer's face look like someone wey loud music fit kpai anytime sef”
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“Stampede is the greatest fear of any poultry owner, it kills faster than disease.”
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“That means Nigerian chickens na mopol them be oo”
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page 2 · 2 posts · 2 participants · discussion_qa

This page is a short discussion thread reacting to a news story about poultry mortality caused by loud wedding music in India. The conversation is brief, with one user sharing a related anecdote about rabbits dying from noise, but it lacks specific Nigerian agricultural context, trade details, or problem-solving content.

“Very true that rabbits die of loud noise.”
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