The trough structure and placement height should be reasonable. The trough is too small or too shallow to make the feed overflow, resulting in waste; if the trough is too large, too deep or placed too high, it will affect the chicken's feeding and growth. In general, the height of the trough is preferably about 2 cm above the back of the chicken.
The amount of feed should be suitable According to statistics, the waste is about 12% at 2/3 of the feed tank; the waste is about 5% at feed 1/2 of the feed tank; the feed is added to 1/1 of the feed tank. The waste rate in 3 places is about 2%. Therefore, it is advisable that the amount to be fed is not more than 1/3 of the depth of the trough.
Timely cutting off the larvae for 6-9-day-old chicks can effectively reduce feed wastage and prevent the production of chickens.
The regular weighing of laying-hens in the rearing period will not only make them over-fertilized, affect the laying rate, but also waste feed. Therefore, the chickens in the rearing period need to be weighed regularly and kept separately according to the body weight.
Scientific storage of feeds Feeds in summer and autumn are prone to moisture and mold deterioration or increase in fat oxidation and feed value, resulting in waste. Therefore, when storing feeds, care should be taken to avoid light, ventilation, moisture, and insects, and feed as little as possible during the rainy season.
The feed must be full-priced chickens can not absorb nutrients in the feed without limit, if the feed mix is ​​not reasonable, too much nutrients can only be wasted. Excessive pellets are eaten by chickens and quickly excreted from the body, causing waves. Therefore, full-price feeds should be used rationally, such as self-ingredients, and they must be formulated in strict accordance with the standards.
Regular insect repellent infections will directly affect the absorption of nutrients by the flock. Therefore, the general flock needs to drive one insect around 60 days old, and the flock needs to be dewormed once before the laying of the flock.
Prevention of bird and animal pests Rats and birds will also eat large amounts of feed while spreading diseases. Therefore, regular prevention and control of bird and animal pests should be done.
The temperature of the house should be suitable for low temperatures in winter. Chickens need to increase calorie intake to increase calorie intake, so as to maintain normal body temperature. The resulting feed loss is about 10%. Therefore, the insulation of poultry houses in winter is very important.
The amount of feed should be suitable According to statistics, the waste is about 12% at 2/3 of the feed tank; the waste is about 5% at feed 1/2 of the feed tank; the feed is added to 1/1 of the feed tank. The waste rate in 3 places is about 2%. Therefore, it is advisable that the amount to be fed is not more than 1/3 of the depth of the trough.
Timely cutting off the larvae for 6-9-day-old chicks can effectively reduce feed wastage and prevent the production of chickens.
The regular weighing of laying-hens in the rearing period will not only make them over-fertilized, affect the laying rate, but also waste feed. Therefore, the chickens in the rearing period need to be weighed regularly and kept separately according to the body weight.
Scientific storage of feeds Feeds in summer and autumn are prone to moisture and mold deterioration or increase in fat oxidation and feed value, resulting in waste. Therefore, when storing feeds, care should be taken to avoid light, ventilation, moisture, and insects, and feed as little as possible during the rainy season.
The feed must be full-priced chickens can not absorb nutrients in the feed without limit, if the feed mix is ​​not reasonable, too much nutrients can only be wasted. Excessive pellets are eaten by chickens and quickly excreted from the body, causing waves. Therefore, full-price feeds should be used rationally, such as self-ingredients, and they must be formulated in strict accordance with the standards.
Regular insect repellent infections will directly affect the absorption of nutrients by the flock. Therefore, the general flock needs to drive one insect around 60 days old, and the flock needs to be dewormed once before the laying of the flock.
Prevention of bird and animal pests Rats and birds will also eat large amounts of feed while spreading diseases. Therefore, regular prevention and control of bird and animal pests should be done.
The temperature of the house should be suitable for low temperatures in winter. Chickens need to increase calorie intake to increase calorie intake, so as to maintain normal body temperature. The resulting feed loss is about 10%. Therefore, the insulation of poultry houses in winter is very important.
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