Chicken rearing lanes for poultry breeding

In large-scale chickens, chickens are scientifically restocked according to different seasons and different ages. Chickens not only grow fast, but also increase the nutrient reserves of the hens, thus ensuring that the hens start production balance and continue to produce. B96 China feed industry information network - based on feed, serving livestock

To refuel chickens, the first should be carried out according to the breeder's standards. In general, 19 to 20 weeks old chickens are fed before the eggs, which are also called transitional materials. The calcium and protein components of the feed should be higher than those of young chickens. The general calcium ratio is 1%, and the crude protein is 16.5. %, when reloading, the reloading process is gradually completed in about half a month. For the repositioning of laying hens, the best choice is to switch to laying hens when the laying rate reaches 2% to 5%. The laying hens should have 3.4%~3.5% calcium, and the crude protein should reach 18%. When refuelling, young chickens reared in the summer with natural lighting tend to start late, and they may start restocking at 18 weeks of age; if they are wintered or reared with natural light, they often start production. Earlier, it can be reloaded at 17 weeks of age. B96 China feed industry information network - based on feed, serving livestock

The restocking of young chickens must not be directly replaced with egg-laying chickens, nor can they be suddenly reloaded. If you are eager to complete the reloading at one time, the composition of calcium and crude protein will suddenly increase, especially the increase of protein and the amount of drinking water. The body of the chicken will often cause diarrhea due to poor digestion and absorption. Therefore, for the young chicken refueling, feed calcium is generally about 0.8%, crude protein is about 15.5%. B96 China feed industry information network - based on feed, serving livestock