Is it okay to plant fruit trees in rural areas, and raise chickens, ducks and geese in fruit trees?

It is okay to plant fruit trees in rural areas, and to raise chickens, ducks and geese in fruit trees, but not too much. Raising chickens, ducks and geese under fruit trees is to plant fruit trees while using the site under the fruit trees to raise chickens, ducks and geese, which can reasonably maximize the use of resources and combine planting and breeding. So what are the benefits of raising chickens, ducks and geese in an orchard?

It is okay to plant fruit trees in rural areas, and to raise chickens, ducks and geese in fruit trees, but not too much. Raising chickens, ducks and geese under fruit trees is to plant fruit trees while using the site under the fruit trees to raise chickens, ducks and geese, which can reasonably maximize the use of resources and combine planting and breeding. So what are the benefits of raising chickens, ducks and geese in an orchard?

First, chickens, ducks and geese are raised in the orchard, and the manure produced does not need to be cleaned, but directly becomes fertilizer for the growth of fruit trees, and the distribution is very uniform, which not only saves the manpower of cleaning the manure, but also saves fertilizer money. Chicken, duck and goose droppings will make the land very fertile and allow fruit trees to grow stronger.

Second, most of the insects and grass seeds in the land under the fruit trees will be eaten by chickens, ducks and geese, which avoids the occurrence of insect pests, and also avoids the weeds competing for nutrients for the fruit trees, which will save a lot of money for pesticides.

Third, the site in the orchard will give chickens, ducks and geese a larger activity space, and will also bring a better environment and fresher air to chickens, ducks and geese, so that chickens, ducks and geese can grow freely and healthily.

How to manage, first of all, the stocking chickens, ducks and geese in the orchard are not easy to be too much, more ducks, geese and chickens will peck at each other's feathers, peck, and are prone to some diseases, you can give chickens, ducks and geese a special small eye to avoid this, or cut off the beak.

Secondly, it is necessary to do a good job of epidemic prevention for chickens, ducks and geese, and regularly give chickens, ducks and geese epidemic vaccinations to avoid infectious diseases.

of occurrences. Finally, the orchard should be surrounded by barbed wire, one is to avoid chickens, ducks and geese from running out, and the other is to avoid some small animals such as dogs and cats from running into the garden to steal chickens, ducks and geese.

In short, the orchard chickens, ducks and geese should choose a good site, choose a good breed, and do a good job in management. It can lead to higher income.

Woodland selection is generally based on woodland with 3 to 5 years of age in mature forests and forest (fruit) trees.

Generally, it is better to raise chickens, ducks and geese in the middle of the mature forest and the forest (fruit) tree age of 3 to 5 years, among which in the forest canopy.

It is more sparse, the canopy is higher, the shade degree of the trees is 60 70%, and the woodland is rich in weeds and insects. The woodland with too dense branches and leaves and large shade has poor light transmittance, which is not conducive to the growth of chickens.

The peach, pear and other fruit woodlands that do not have fruit and do not have many fruits are suitable for planting grass to raise chickens, ducks and geese, and mulberry orchards, citrus orchards, and loquat forests are also good places for raising chickens, ducks and geese. Fruit trees such as peaches and pears that have hung fruit will have some fruits that rot after falling fruit during the fruit-bearing period, and chickens, ducks and geese are easy to be poisoned after eating rotting fruits, so this kind of woodland is suitable for raising chickens.

OK. My family planted a large number of fruit trees, and then put the chickens, ducks and geese on the side of the orchard. In this way, they can take away all the pests and provide nutrients to the fruit trees.

Yes, many people raise it like this, and the feces of chickens, ducks and geese can also be used as nutrients for fruit trees, which is simply killing two birds with one stone.

No, because I think ducks are quite destructive.

Of course, when chickens, ducks and geese play in the fruit field, they produce a large amount of fertilizer that is indispensable for the growth of fruit trees.

Pear orchards, peach orchards, elevated vineyardsand other economic forests, "four-sided" forests (coarse roadside, riverside, house and ditch side), timber forests, etc. can raise chickens.

First, chickens have a lively temperament, like to leap over the branches of trees, in order not to affect the growth and development of trees, in the deficit of young forest fruit land, dwarf orchards with short tree shapes, gardens, etc. are not suitable for raising chickens.

Second, citrus orchards should not raise chickens, because: chicken manure is directly put into citrus orchards, which is easy to cause land agglomeration, and at the same time, the ammonia produced in the process of decomposition will also cause poor nutrition to the growth of citrus. When chickens dig the ground with their claws to find insects to eat, it is easy to dig out the roots of citrus, so that the root system of citrus is damaged, and diseases and insects will also harm the roots of citrus trees exposed to the ground.

Not every orchard can raise native chickens, the best woodland is sparse canopy with a high canopy, weeds and insects are the most desirable, and the best fruit trees are 3 to 5 years old.

At the same time, fruit trees such as peaches and pears that have already hung fruit are not suitable for raising chickens, because some of the fruits will fall and rot during the period, and chickens will be poisoned if they eat it.

"Raising geese in the orchard" I think does more harm than good.

Of course, the orchard is mainly based on the good growth of fruits, and the geese are auxiliary income.

Proper weeds in the orchard can help to preserve moisture, and if the orchard is not grassy, it will also affect the quality and yield of the fruit. Secondly, geese do not eat all weeds, geese mainly eat weeds of the grass family. Again, it is unrealistic to raise geese on a large scale in an orchard, and unfermented goose droppings can damage tree rootsIt is a completely wrong idea to use the orchard for breeding, and the number of geese that the orchard can handle is very limited

If you just raise a few geese to eat for yourself, that's a good idea; If you want to breed on a large scale in the orchard, you don't have to!

No, it should be a good way to do it.

Geese can eat grass to weed.

In addition, manure can provide nutrients for fruit trees, which is a good way to increase income.

Legal Analysis:1Legal land use.

2.Keep away from no-go areas.

3.Comply with animal epidemic prevention conditions.

4.It has the corresponding breeding conditions.

5.Scientific site selection.

Legal basis: Animal Epidemic Prevention Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 19: Animal breeding farms and isolation sites, animal slaughtering and processing sites, and sites for the harmless treatment of animals and animal products shall meet the requirements for animal epidemic prevention.

20th farm upon application, through the competent departments of animal husbandry and veterinary medicine at or above the county level after passing the examination, issued to the animal epidemic prevention conditions certificate, the applicant with the suspicion of animal epidemic prevention conditions certificate to the administrative department for industry and commerce to apply for registration. Hail hand.

Animal Husbandry Law of the People's Republic of China

39th livestock and poultry farms, farming communities should have breeding conditions, and to farms, farming communities at the county level people's ** animal husbandry and veterinary administrative departments for the record, to obtain livestock and poultry breeding. Provincial-level people's ** according to the development of animal husbandry in the administrative region to develop livestock and poultry farms, farming areas of the scale standards and filing procedures.

Article 40: It is forbidden to build livestock and poultry farms and farming communities in some areas. The county planning bureau has a statutory plan, so before building a farm, you must go to the county planning bureau to check the overall county plan.

Characteristic arbor fruit trees include three red pears, seedless pomegranates, and Taiwan four-season fruit mulberry; Liana fruit trees: white kiwifruit, fragrant honey fruit, red fragrant fruit, etc. can raise chickens.

It can be planted with Chaoshan orange, Hongjiang orange, lychee, grape, nectarine, etc.

Fruit tree. There are many benefits of raising chickens under fruit trees: 1. Raising chickens under fruit trees, chickens naturally fertilize fruit trees, so that the orchard soil is fertile, save fertilizer costs, and increase the yield of fruit trees.

Fresh chicken manure meets the fertilizer needs of fruit trees, because chicken manure is high-quality organic fertilizer, the soil is loose and not compacted after application, which is much superior to the application of chemical fertilizers, and the fertilizer effect is maintained for a long time, which promotes the annual increase in yield of fruit trees, and raises chickens under the woods, chickens eat insects and eat grass, saving the cost of pesticides and manual weeding; After the chicks are kept indoors for a month, in addition to feeding them with mixed feed in the morning and evening, they are allowed to move freely under the fruit grove during the day and peck at the young grass.

There are many that can be planted, and the characteristic arbor fruit trees include three red pears, seedless pomegranates, and Taiwan four seasons fruit mulberry; Liana fruit trees: white kiwifruit, fragrant honey fruit, red fragrant fruit, etc. can raise chickens.

But here are a few principles to follow:

1. There are few pests and diseases, and pesticides are rarely used;

2. Strong adaptability and disease resistance, and relatively easy cultivation management;

3. The fruit is marketable in the market medicine and has a high economic value;

4. The composition and structure of fruit tree types and varieties are appropriately diversified, which can realize the anniversary of fresh fruits.

Chicken farms should have a variety of fruit trees, the benefits: one is to purify the air, improve and stabilize the ecological environment of chicken farms, create suitable conditions for the growth and development of chickens, and promote the development of chicken industry;

The second is that the fruit trees are luxuriant, have ornamental and beautifying effects, can not only observe flowers, enjoy leaves, but also harvest fruits, economical;

The third is the combination of planting and breeding, which can effectively improve the overall economic and social benefits of chicken farms. As long as the selection and matching of fruit tree species are scientific and properly managed, it can integrate ecological, economic and social benefits.