Poultry Farm Breeder Chain Feeding System

Breeding management of breeders in chicken farms

During non-office hours, we must continue to do a good job of preventing heatstroke and cooling, and strictly prevent the occurrence of production accidents such as suffocation due to fan failure.

Although it has entered autumn, the heatstroke prevention and cooling work of chicken farms still cannot be relaxed. Because the chicken coop is still relatively hot from 9 am to 7 pm on sunny days, it is necessary to turn on heat-reducing and cooling equipment, such as fans and large fans. The timing spray system should be turned on in the middle and afternoon, and the cooling effect of the longitudinal ventilation humidifying curtain is better.

Particular attention should be paid to the heat preservation work of brooding. The temperature for the first 3 days of brooding is required to be 33-35°C, and it should be relatively constant. When the season is changed, the temperature will be relatively low during the second half of the night to before dawn. The heat preservation work must be done well, otherwise there will be more pullorum chickens, which will affect The subsequent production performance of the flock.

When the chicks are transferred from the brooding house to the growing house, the heat preservation transition work must be done. The same de-temperature conditions, because the rearing house has a large space and low stocking density, the temperature in the rearing house is 3-4°C lower than that of the brooding house under the same age and the same number of chickens. Pay attention to the evening when the chicks are moved to the rearing house in the fall. According to the situation, half of the tent should be put down for heat preservation, and this transitional work should be done well to lay a good start for the healthy growth of the incubation period.

Pay attention to the materials used during the growing period and the lightening of the expected date of delivery. The chicken flocks in the early stage of rearing are now for winter production. The feed standard for production in the reverse season must be implemented. As the days are gradually shorter and the night is longer, the natural light time and intensity are reduced accordingly. The expected date of production depends on the sexual maturity of the chickens. Add light in advance in summer, otherwise the feed will be low and the light will be late, and the chickens will be prone to late production and increase production costs. For chickens that are already producing, the light-on time in the evening should be gradually advanced, and the light-off time in the morning should be gradually postponed.

Make preparations for cold protection and heat preservation for the next spring of this year in advance. We must start to prepare for the cold and warmth this winter and the next spring. For example, we should start preparing warm materials, including coal for brooding, diesel for generator sets, heat-preserving steel cylinder heating fans, and repairing doors, windows and tents to prevent thieves.