Why broiler cages keep changing

Rotating the cages regularly can keep the cages dry and clean, the bottom of the cages is not wet and dirty, and reduce the invasion of pests and diseases, especially for the prevention of coccidiosis and mange. Frequently changing the cage position can make the rabbit adapt to different "microclimates", enhance the chicken's ability to adapt to external conditions, make the chicken healthy and strong, improve disease resistance, and reduce incidence.

Changing the cage position according to the season can create a good external environment for the flock, which is extremely beneficial to the growth and development of the chicken. After each rotation of the cage positions, the manure and dirt on the original site must be carefully removed, and it is best to ignite and disinfect with straw and wheat straw.

Regular rotation can maintain a good environment for chickens, which is conducive to improving growth efficiency, but time and methods need to be mastered!