The article is excerpted from FarmingUK Team | Animal Health, News, Pigs, Poultry MPs debated an end to the use of cages, such as for layer hens and the pig sector, in the House of Commons on MondayThe government has announced a consultation into ending the use of cages for laying hens and crates fo

The average chicken lays about 200-250 eggs a year, the life span of the chicken is about 7 years, and the egg production rate will decrease year by year from the third year. Therefore, a chicken can lay about 1000-1500 eggs in its lifetime.

As a novice, it is inevitable to often talk about reducing the cost of raising chickens, but do not go into misunderstandings to reduce costs. First of all, reducing the cost is in the survival rate, in management, and in the aspect of drug use, first reduce this cost, do not blindly spend your mind

According chickens are good at lmitating, so it is very easy to let your free-range chickens to know about their boundaries：Firstly, uou need to prepare the poultry feeders and drinkers, then fill with water and foddder in it;Secondly, you need lead one chicken of your free-range chickens to drink t

1. Choose a pigeon farm and build a pigeon house. Pigeon farms should be built in places without germs and "three wastes" pollution, with high terrain, good drainage, leeward and sunny, and far away from downtown areas. The loft should be of brick wood or civil structure, dry and clean, fresh air, g

1. Layer cage: multi-layer feeding, easy to manage.2. Fecal cleaning equipment: the fecal cleaning machine can realize unmanned management, automatically clean feces at fixed time, set any time, operate simply and quickly, improve the environment in the house and reduce the occurrence of diseases.3.

During poultry breeding, many factors such as the accumulation of chicken manure, untimely cleaning, shacks, and high-temperature and high-humidity environment can easily produce a large amount of ammonia gas, which has high water solubility (1L water at 0 ℃) Soluble 907g) is often adsorbed on the chicken's skin, mucous membranes and ocular conjunctiva, thereby irritating it and causing various inflammations.

In order to avoid contamination by external bacteria during chicken breeding, the waterline of the chicken house is completely closed. Many chicken farms only supply water according to time and neglect disinfection.