Chicken environment includes several aspects

Studying the influence of environmental factors on chickens and adjusting them to the proper level as far as possible, creating a more ideal environment for chickens and giving full play to their potential for high yields is one of the essential measures for modern chicken farming.

1, physical factors Air temperature, humidity, gas velocity, pressure, precipitation, solar radiation, light, noise and so on.

2. Biological factors Relationships between bacteria, viruses, parasites, and chicken populations.

3. Chemical factors Various gas components in the air (such as oxygen, N2), harmful gases in the housing (such as carbon dioxide, CO, H2S, NH3, etc.), harmful gases that pollute the atmosphere (such as sulfur dioxide, HF, etc.), and feed , forage, water body, soil contained nutrients or mixed toxic substances.

4, human factors, human feeding, management and utilization of chickens. The environmental condition of the microclimate in the house is not affected by climate factors outside the house, and the types, feeding methods, density of chickens in the house, and the thermal insulation properties of the external protection structure of the house, ventilation, drainage, moisture, daily management measures It is related to various factors such as the status of planting trees and grasses. Chickens live in the microclimate environment of a chicken house. The environmental factors usually act together to produce a comprehensive effect on the chicken body. For example, egg production performance is affected by light, temperature, and harmful gases in the air. However, in a certain period of time, it is always an environmental factor that plays a major role, such as high temperatures in summer and light in winter. The chicken body can also change the environmental conditions. It can increase the temperature of the environment, increase the humidity, and increase the number of harmful gases. In short, the chicken body and the environment are organically integrated, interacting, or complement each other, or mutually restrictive.