1. Conserving the cost of raising chickens By making full use of the farmyard's various leftovers and wastes, as well as some cheap agricultural and sideline products, it will not only save on feed expenses, but also help the environment and make full use of resources. 2. Accelerate the growth of chickens. The use of high-protein live feeds such as worms and cockroaches can be released 10 to 15 days in advance. 3. Benefits of raising chickens The cost of raw materials used for high-grade bred broilers is only 5%-25% of the general feed costs, with low input, high output, and high profitability. The method of breeding insects 1. The porridge broth breeding method selected 3 small plots as a breeding ground, alternately poured porridge on the ground, and then cover it with grass, etc., 2 days later, the grass was used to make small insects, so that the chickens could turn to the various blocks to eat insects. . The larvae should be protected from rain and water. 2. Straw larvae dig a rectangular clay pit 0.6 meters wide and 0.3 meters deep, with a moderate length. The straw is cut into 6 cm to 7 cm long. Boil it for 1 hour to 2 hours, remove and pour it into the pit. Cover 6 Centimeter - 7 centimeters thick sludge (gutter mud or pond mud), garbage, etc., and then compacted with sludge, pouring a pot of rice water every day. After 8 days, insects can be found in the pit, and the lid can be opened and the chicken can be eaten. Every time after the chicken is finished, it is necessary to cover the sludge again, and the rice water will still be poured and the insects will continue to be eaten by the chicken. 3. Beancake Breeding Method A small amount of soybean cake is cracked and fermented with bean curd residue, then mixed with cereals, leaves, etc., and put into a 20 cm to 30 cm deep pit, covered with a thin layer of sludge, and covered with grass. Strictly, insects can be born after 6 days to 7 days. 4. The bean curd residue larvae method inflicts 1 kilogram - 2 kilograms of bean curd residue into the cylinder, and then pours some rice water to cover the cylinder port. After 5 days to 6 days, the insects can be born, and the birds can be eaten for another 3 days to 4 days. The use of 6 cylinders in turn bred insects to satisfy 50 chickens. 5. The mixed brooding method digs a 0.5-meter deep earth pit. The bottom of the pit is covered with a layer of straw. The grass is covered with a layer of sludge, and the layers are laid until the pit is full. Afterwards, watering the pits every day will produce insects after more than 10 days. 6. The rot grass brooding method excavates a 1.5-meter-long, 1.8-meter-long, 0.5-meter-thick soil pit on a more fertile plot, with a layer of straw at the bottom and a layer of bean curd residue. Then cover a layer of cow dung, a layer of sludge on the dung, so that until the pit is full, cover with a layer of grass. After about 1 week, they are worms. 7. The cow dung larvae method consists of adding 10% rice bran and 5% wheat bran to the cow dung. Piled up in the shade, covered with weeds, straw, etc. Finally sealed with sludge, insects can be produced after 20 days. 8. Distiller's grain distiller's grain lees 10 kilograms plus 50 kilograms of rubbish scum mix, pile up in the rectangle farther away from the house, in 2 days - 3 days can be born insects, 5 days - 7 days after the chicken can eat. 9. The horse manure breeding method digs a soil pit with a length and width of 1m to 2m and a depth of 0.3m on a relatively wet plot. The bottom of the pit is covered with a layer of broken weeds. The grass is covered with a layer of horse dung. Spread a layer of wheat bran. So layer by layer until the pit is full, and finally cover a layer of grass. The pits were watered once a day and insects were born after about 1 week. 10. Miscellaneous larvae will mix fresh cow dung, chicken feathers, weeds, and mixed dung with water into a paste and pile it into a mound of 1 m high, 1.5 m wide and 3 m long. Layer of mud, the top of the heap and then covered with grass to prevent sunlight from drying. After 7 days to 15 days, the worm can be handed. 11. The wheat grain sterilizing method piles two piles of wheat bran at the corner of the courtyard, and pastes them with grass mud (mixed of comminuted grass and thin clay), and can produce insects within a few days. In turn, the chickens are eaten and insects are eaten. After the chickens have finished eating, they are piled up in piles of wheat husks. 12. Pig manure Fermentation and bred method Every 500 kg of pig manure is dried till it is 70% dry, add 20% of fertilizer and 3% of wheat bran or rice bran, mix well, pile it into heaps and seal it with plastic film for about 7 days. Dig a deep 50 cm soil pit, spread the above fermentation material in the pit 30 cm to 40 cm thick, cover it with grass, straw, sacks, etc., keep it moist, and produce a lot of fly maggots in about 20 days. Insects, cockroaches, etc.