With the high temperature in summer, it's crucial for chicken farmers to take extra precautions to ensure the survival rate of their broilers. Various diseases and bacteria can easily breed in such conditions, which can be extremely harmful to the chickens. Here are ten precautions that every chicke

The chicken coop must be warmed up 12 hours before the chickens enter the chicken coop, especially for some large breeders, the brooding coops used are relatively large. When it reaches 33~35 degrees, the small broilers will get together, and if they are not handled in time, they will cause the grou

Free-range chickens in rural areas are easier to breed than chickens in greenhouses. Free-range chickens live in the outside environment. Due to the good air outside and the fact that they eat some wild grasses and vegetables, the disease resistance of free-range chickens is virtually increased. So

In modern chicken farming, in order to meet the needs of the drinking water of chickens, ensure water quality, reduce diseases transmitted by drinking water sources, save water, save labor, and improve economic benefits, most chicken farms are using nipple drinkers. The structure and working princip

There are several major aspects that poultry farming should control: first product, second material, third management, and a particularly important point is daily health care.

When poultry farming equipment is becoming more and more mechanized, automated and intelligent, laying hen farmers how to solve the technical bottleneck problem in the application of complete sets of equipment so that the farming equipment is more suitable for modern poultry production is a major

The Hanging Bucket And Other Nipple WaterersSwitching from a ground-based waterer to a nipple-based watering system is a smart move for the poultry producer. Nipple systems come in several options: from simple buckets ready to fill and hang (or adapters for buckets you already have) to tube systems

As with most items of equipment a little regular care and attention will pay dividends in terms of longevity, general hygiene, and overall biosecurity.Regular washing with warm soapy water will remove most ordinary day to day dirt and the inevitable poultry droppings. Try not to use harsh household