If the chickens of the farmers are large-scale, then the chicken feed must be a lot. If the chicken feed in the chicken battery cages will have a certain economic impact on the farmers, it is very important to use the chicken feed reasonably. See how to avoid wasting chicken feed.
The chicken feed in the chicken house must be stored in a dry, cool, well-ventilated place. The formulated feed should not be stored for too long to prevent loss of nutrients in the feed. In the humid and rainy season, the mold in the feed will multiply rapidly, which will easily cause the mold to deteriorate. In the hot season, an appropriate amount of antioxidants and mildew inhibitors can be added to the feed.
The prepared feed should be reasonably proportioned according to the different growth stages of the flock, and the nutrients such as energy and protein. The selection of the nutrient raw materials in the formula should be screened out at the lowest cost, and the prepared feed should be palatable, comprehensive in nutrition, and low in price. For chickens of different ages, different shapes of feed should be chosen. In the early stage of brooding, the powder is used for feeding, so that the chicks can fully feed the feed, and the crushed material is selected during the late brooding and breeding period. The pellet feed is used during the laying period, so that the palatability is improved according to
the physiological characteristics of the chicken, and the nutrition is balanced. Not easy to lose.
Chickens of different ages in Poultry Equipment for Sale are fed differently. During the brooding of laying hens, the flocks grow fast, and the daily feeding amount should be adjusted in time to make the chickens full and not wasted. During the breeding period, it is necessary to carry out restricted breeding. If the restriction is not used, not only the feed is wasted, but also the chicken body is over-fertilized and affects the egg production rate in the future. The broiler breeder should be strictly restricted in combination with the growth and development of the flock. The success of the restriction feed directly affects the performance of the production. The flocks are cut off at 7 to 10 days of age, which not only prevents future sputum, but also effectively reduces feed waste, and generally saves about 3% of feed.