Cleaning broiler cage equipment

In order for the chicken to grow healthy, there must be a suitable growth environment. Cleaning the broiler cage equipment needs to do the following related work:

First, when cleaning broiler cage equipment, scan or rake out old shavings and hen coops with accessories, and scrub floors if necessary. Sprinkle a thick layer of pine wood shavings inside the coop, between 8 and 12 inches deep.

Clean up feces and litter. Scrape the chicken manure on the manure plate as much as possible. In addition, remove chicken dung and litter from the floor and chicken manure tanks.

Cleaning in the henhouse. Use brushes, brooms, vacuum cleaners, cleaning cloths, etc. to clean the dust and dirt from the roof, lighting, beams, beams, side walls, chicken cages, ventilators, vents, vents, etc. Work up and down, and clean the fixed dirt with an iron brush.

Cleaning of feeding equipment. After emptying the chicken coop, clean up the rest of the feed on the feeding line, especially the feed left in the trough, the corner of the conveyor chain, and the hopper. When cleaning, use a vacuum cleaner, blower, iron brush, etc. In addition, a wood chip with a grinding tool is inserted below the feeding chain, and the chain is operated to remove the fixed feed residue.