Pay attention the problem during the chicken of breeding

Misunderstanding 1: Misuse of feed additives. Many chicken farmers consider feed additives as a panacea for improving production performance. They are not abused according to the amount of various nutrients contained in the feed. This increases chicken feed costs and destroys the balance of nutrients.

Misunderstanding 2: premature oxy-production. The laying hens are artificially elicited less than the age at which they are released. Since the hens are not yet fully mature, they are susceptible to premature senescence, resulting in a slow rise in egg production, a short peak duration, and sometimes no peak egg production period. Affect egg weight and egg production rate.

Misunderstanding 3: Blind introduction. Many chicken farmers have the idea that the newer and better breeds have the blind pursuit of new varieties and varieties, and do not consider the adaptability and feeding conditions of the imported varieties to the local natural conditions and the market demand. There are also some chicken farmers who only pay a cheap price and ignore the quality of chicks. Some even buy chicks from the affected area.

Misunderstanding 4: Long-term medication. In the daily production of feed for chickens, feeding various drugs for a long period of time to prevent chicken diseases not only results in wastage of drugs and damage to chicken kidneys, but also causes resistance to pathogens, which seriously affects the subsequent treatment of diseases.

Misunderstanding 5: blind medication. There are many chicken farmers once they encounter chicken disease, instead of asking the veterinarian for treatment, but blindly using their own medicine, not only delaying the disease, but also causing waste.

Misunderstanding 6: Overwork added material. Not according to the nutritional standards required by each growth stage of the chicken, blindly adding nutrients in the feed results in imbalance of various nutrient components in the feed, thereby affecting the growth and development of the chicken.

Misunderstanding 7: Sudden refueling. When the feed needs to be changed due to factors such as the chicken's growth stage and market price, there must be a suitable transition period. If you suddenly change the feed, it will easily cause the chicken's stress response, and sometimes even cause death.

Misunderstanding 8: Chickens and healthy chickens are polycultured. If diseased chickens appear in the flock, the diseased chickens cannot be isolated and segregated in time. Instead, they are mixed with healthy chickens in the same housing. This can easily lead to spread and spread of the epidemic.

Misunderstanding 9: Heavy vaccine prevention, light sanitation disinfection. Chicken farmers can generally prevent chicken diseases, but they do not pay much attention to chicken house hygiene, leaving hidden dangers for various infectious diseases. Therefore, before the new chickens are hatched, the chicken house should be completely and thoroughly disinfected.

Misunderstanding 10: Do not pay attention to eliminating low-yielding chickens. Overemphasizing the survival rate, the weak chickens, disabled chickens, and old and low-producing laying hens in the flock are reluctant to be eliminated. As a result, feed wastage and the overall benefits of raising chickens were affected.