Standard colorful pheasant farm construction reference (a)

The breeding of colorful pheasants requires a reasonable selection of sites, comprehensive planning of buildings, and scientific design of sheds are the primary conditions for large scale breeding of colorful pheasants. The construction of qualified sites is conducive to improving labor efficiency, creating prevention and health care conditions and saving costs. Some farmers do not attach importance to site selection. If they find a piece of land, they will build a chicken house. Site selection in the farmland is unfavorable for drainage, and high humidity; election in the rural center is a big pollution; election too far from the market is ineffective information, and increase sales costs; election in the complex area is noisy, causing pheasant stress . In order to reduce transportation costs and facilitate the understanding of market conditions, the site can be selected near major cities. In the case of insufficient early-stage investment, the chicken house can be built by using existing vacant space, warehouses, open space behind the house, and some other modifications. To reduce the cost of early investment.
1. Selection of Sites (1) Topography of Gaozao: In the plain area, the terrain should be selected to be high-dry, and the field should be built slightly south or southeast; in the mountainous and hilly areas, the south or southeast side of the slope should be built. Sandy soil is good for the soil, so as to facilitate drainage after the rain, to avoid accumulation of water. The superior terrain can make the ventilation, lighting and drainage conditions of the shacks good, and can avoid the northwest wind, so that the shacks can be easily insulated in winter and not hot in the summer.
(2) Convenient transportation and quiet environment: The site requires convenient transportation, but it can not be located in the main roads and rivers with heavy traffic, nor can it be located next to the villages or factories. It is best to be about 2000 meters away from the main road and away from the general roads. 50 - about 100 meters. Larger farms are better off building roads to the main roads. It is best for the site to be 200-300 meters or more away from other livestock farms in order to facilitate prevention.
(3) Adequate water supply: The water quality should be clean and hygienic and meet the standards. The soil of the site is preferably a breathable, permeable, sandy loam soil. This soil is not sticky, otherwise the chicken house and feathers are easily contaminated and susceptible to bacteria.
(4) Reliable power supply: Feed processing, hatching, brooding, lighting, etc. all require electricity, especially hatching, and power cuts have a great impact on them. Therefore, the power supply must have a reliable guarantee. In order to prevent sudden power outages, generators should be provided.
(5) Sufficient area: As compared with ordinary egg and broiler farms, Shabu construction covers a large area, and there must be a certain open space for the planting of green feed in order to supply fresh green fodder all year round. . Conditional land can also be planted with certain grain feeds.