Six Ways to Improve the Benefits of Chicken Breeding

Way 1: Choose the right variety

The following three points should be followed when purchasing suitable varieties:

(a) Adaptability of chicken species. The main consideration is the local ecological environment and the level of husbandry and management. In particular, chickens that have been raised for several years or several batches should not be easily replaced.

(2) To inspect the markets inside and outside the province and select chicken species according to the market needs.

(3) Choose good-quality and high-reputation seed enterprises.

Pathway 2: Ensure feed quality

The quality of the feed depends mainly on the suitability of various nutrients, not whether the formula used is reasonable. The factors affecting the quality of feed include raw material quality, production technology, matching technology, storage time and methods, among which the most important is the quality and storage time of raw materials.

Route 3: Reduce feed costs

There are two options for reducing feed costs:

(a) Try to use locally produced feed or self-produced feed.

(b) Replacement of high-priced feeds. The replacement ratio should be based on ensuring the full price of the feed and the feeding effect. For example, in corn, soybean meal-based feed, use of rapeseed meal or cottonseed meal instead of the same amount of soybean meal can reduce feed costs, but should consider adding an appropriate methionine; If you use peanut meal, you can also replace some of the soybean meal.

Route 4: Reduce Waste in Feeding

The waste phenomena in the rearing process are: feed dispersion, mainly due to the lack of responsibilities of the keeper, lack of timely slicing, too high or too low feed troughs, too much feed per feed, etc.; there are no strict restrictions on rearing; The density is too large or too small;

Path 5: Improve Management Technology

The main measures are: to implement intermittent light, reduce electrical loss; to adopt advanced automatic temperature control technology; use forced moulting technology to reduce hens cultivation costs; effective use of production records.

Pathway 6: Scientific Drugs In the prevention and treatment of chicken diseases, the common waste phenomena are:

(I) Purchase fake drugs and fake vaccines.

(b) Invalidation of vaccines or drugs due to improper storage.

(3) Repeated immunizations often result from emergency vaccination, untimely surveillance, and incomplete vaccination.

(d) Additional medications are often caused by random administration, insufficient therapeutic doses or short course of treatment, failure to implement group flocking prevention, and lack of timely isolation of diseased chickens.

(e) Change the business strategy. For example, to increase internal revenues and savings, effectively use funds and equipment, use chickens as a diversified business, and develop new varieties of eggs.