Three notes on the construction of broiler cage chicken farms

Three notes on the construction of broiler cage chicken farms

Broiler cages are no longer unfamiliar to everyone. To adopt broiler cages, we must first build a scientific and reasonable chicken farm. So what issues need attention? How to build a perfect chicken farm?

1. Heating equipment. As long as it can achieve the purpose of heating and heating, electric heating, water heating, coal stoves, and even fire pits, floor rafters and other heating methods can be selected, but it should be noted that coal stoves are dirty and prone to gas poisoning, and chimneys must be added. When designing a house, pay attention to heat insulation.

2, feeding equipment. Food troughs are mainly used. Long cages are used for caged chickens. This feeding method can also be used for flat rearing, and bucket feeding can also be used. The shape of the trough has a great influence on the feeding of chickens. The trough is too shallow, and no feed protection will cause more feed waste. A very important cage breeding can use a mesh board or a three-dimensional multi-layer brooder; in addition to flat-line breeding of chickens, overlapping or step-by-step breeding cages are often used. Farmers take 60-70 days to transfer directly. Laying hen cages. Laying hens are basically caged. At present, many domestic manufacturers produce hen cages, which can be purchased according to circumstances. Chicken cage area must be guaranteed. Then there is the manure removal equipment. Generally, regular manure removal by manure is carried out on manual farms, and on large scale farms, mechanical manure removal can be used.

3. Ventilation equipment. The closed chicken house must be mechanically ventilated. According to the direction of airflow in the house, it can be divided into two types: horizontal ventilation and vertical ventilation. Horizontal ventilation refers to the direction of airflow in the house perpendicular to the long axis of the house, and longitudinal ventilation refers to a ventilation method in which a large number of fans are concentrated in one place so that the airflow in the house is parallel to the long axis of the house.