The local method of raising chickens, how to raise chickens quickly

When raising chickens, the growth stage of chickens is different, and the feeding methods are also different. If it is a chick, it is more fragile at this time, and the temperature should be controlled, about 35 degrees in the first three days, and then it will be reduced by one degree every three days, and it will be stable at about 25 in about a month. In the young age, feed should be fed in the house, it is best to separate the male and female, and each feeding should not be excessive, and the breeder can not be too full.

Generally, it is fed three times a day for two or three months, and reduced once after three months.

It's better to keep chickens in touch with the soil!

If you want the chickens to grow fast, you have to feed high-energy feed, but this feed is generally fed two weeks before the chickens are about to be slaughtered, and you can't feed high-energy feed for a long time.

1) The secret of raising chickens and saving materials. The yolk and egg whites of eggs are formed during the day, while the shell is formed in the afternoon and night. Laying hens are fed twice a day, fed with high protein, high energy, low calcium feed in the morning, and fed with low protein, low energy, high calcium feed at night, which can not only adjust the egg production period, increase egg production, but also save feed.

2) The best feeding tips. Chickens have two feeding peaks in a day, one is 2-3 hours after sunrise, and the feed intake is 1 3 in the morning, and the egg production rate can be greatly improved when feeding. It can be seen that the feeding effect of laying hens at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. is the best.

3) The secret of high yield of chickens. For example, the weight of the chicken flock does not increase normally. Even though egg production and feed returns are now high, there is a potential downward trend in egg production, and weight problems can be corrected by increasing consumption before egg production declines.

If the consumption of feed is clearly at a high level, it only means that a lot of feed consumption or at least indicates that feed remuneration is low, and if the feed is clearly at a low level, and the flock is growing normally and maintaining a high egg production, it can be maintained and a lot of money can be made. (4) The secret of increasing eggs in summer. In summer, chicken feed intake decreases, egg production decreases or even stops production.

In order to return to normal egg production, in addition to heatstroke prevention and cooling methods, shearing the chickens is also an effective method, that is, cutting off the feathers on the chest, legs and left and right wings of the chicken, and retaining the feathers on the neck, back and tail. The length of the shearing is based on the principle of not damaging the chicken skin and not bleeding in the section of the coarse hair. Cut less in early summer and more in midsummer.

5) Egg color enhancement secrets. Adding paprika, 6% sun-dried and crushed alfalfa leaves, or 5% pine needle powder to the diet can darken the color of the egg yolk. (6) Tips for storing eggs.

When storing eggs, the tip of the egg should be upward, so that the yolk is in the center of the egg, preventing embryonic adhesion and improving the hatchability of the egg. (7) The secret of more hatching hens. The eggs are short oval, one is larger, the other is small, the inverted triangle is formed, the surface is fine, and the hatching chickens are mostly hens; The eggs are oblong and round, the head and tail are indistinguishable, and the surface is rough, and the chickens that hatch are mostly roosters.

8) The secret of distinguishing between male and female chickens. Pull the wings of the chick, if you see the feathers of the wings (positive feathers) one long and one short (that is, the feathers are long and short) is the hen, if you see that all the feathers are basically the same length is the rooster, the accuracy rate is more than 90%. (9) The secret of preventing chicken plague.

When the chicks grow to 10-14 days old, the chicken plague indication seedlings are used for nasal dripping, and at the same time, the chicken plague inactivated seedlings (available at veterinary stations around the country) are injected intramuscularly. At the age of 70 days, the chicken plague I line vaccine was injected intramuscularly, and at the age of 120 days, the chicken plague I vaccine was injected again, and at the same time, the chicken plague inactivated vaccine was injected intramuscularly once with 1 ml, and the protection rate could reach 100%.

The main problem is the growth of chickens, chicken feed is too single, to add energy to chickens, seafood chickens, earthworms, fly maggots, etc., are the best disease resistance, ** 1 times higher than the average chicken, to read books often, pay attention to nature.

Your question is too vague, there are many ways to raise chickens, depending on the breed of chicken [broiler, laying hen], each is different.

I used to buy a set of materials on the Rural Technology Textbook Network, which is relatively good, and I can find it myself.

There are many ways to raise chickens, depending on what kind of chickens you raise, you can take a look at the comprehensive information Sichuan breeding textbook network.

The chicks you just bought can't drink water, so you should soak them in warm water and decant them to feed the chicks, keep them warm at night, and bask in the sun during the day. When it is larger, you can mix it with cornmeal and chopped leaves.

Chickens should first prepare the breeding place, and then choose the breed to be raised, according to the growth of the chicken for reasonable feeding, the breeding process to do a good job in drinking water and eating, environmental temperature and humidity, grouping and inspection, deworming, epidemic prevention and other management work.

If you have the conditions to try to be free-range, it really can't be done, you can let it out regularly to let the wind out, to give it some leaves, vegetables and the like, you can also feed it some water, rice, leftovers, etc., if it is captive, pay attention to hygiene and ventilation.

Pet? Chickens in the countryside are more lively and like to look for food everywhere because the taste is better! Maybe the "big fish and big meat" are through, and I don't plan to eat your coarse grains! And let him go out for a walk more, otherwise he will suffocate to death! Ha ha.

Chickens raised in the city can use a decomposition bed, there is no smell, and there is no need to clean the chicken manure, just feed the chickens and pick up eggs.

In that, the chicken insider information network, isn't it the information of rural breeding technology, go to the Internet to find it yourself.

1) Brooding chicks are the same as ordinary brooding before 4 weeks of age, first choose a room with better warmth for artificial brooding, and then transfer to the mountains for stocking after dewarming. If there is already a warm room in the stocking area, it can also be raised directly in the mountain without the need to transfer to the group.

2) Stocking training is to make the native chickens develop the habit of foraging in the mountains as soon as possible, starting from the dewarming of 4 weeks old, and the guidance training on the mountain is carried out every morning. Generally, 2 people should cooperate, one person whistles in front of the road and throws feed (preferably pellet feed, and avoid dense grass), so that the chickens follow and rob; The other person was driven with a bamboo pole until they all went up the mountain.

To enhance the effect, you can whistle and feed on the mountain once a day at noon. The breeder should drive away the chickens that have returned to the house in time. 80% of free-range chickens have an activity radius of 50-100 meters, and a few have an activity radius of 500-1000 meters.

Therefore, it is also necessary to control the range of movement of a small number of chickens in the flock. In the evening, the same method is used for homecoming training. After 5-7 days of repeated training, the flock will establish the conditioned reflex of "whistle and feed".

If the whistle is blown again, the chickens will follow.

3) Initial training of stocking management for 2-3 days, due to the influence of group transfer, dewarming, etc., a certain amount of multivitamins can be added to the feed or drinking water to prevent stress. The feeding during the training period should follow the principle of "less in the morning and an appropriate amount in the evening", and in the early stage of stocking, consider the characteristics of poor foraging ability of chicks, and add feed as appropriate. Generally, at about 6 weeks of age, a small amount of symbolic morning food can be fed, and evening food needs to be added in an appropriate amount according to the day's feeding situation, in case of wind and rain, the amount of evening food should be increased.

A number of drinking fountains should be set up near the shed as a supplement for drinking water. Adhere to the fixed person, timing, and fixed feeding, and do whistle and food at the same time, without interruption or change in the middle. Prevent the invasion of natural enemies such as weasels, mountain foxes, eagles, and snakes.

Insist on removing manure and cleaning once a day in the chicken shed, and do a good job in daily sanitation and disinfection. Timely find the sick and weak chickens who are outdated, alone, and mentally aggrieved, and immediately isolate and observe and **.

Chicks, unlike dogs and cats, do not need to be bathed. Because it will freeze to death if it gets wet. If it gets wet, it should be dried immediately, preferably by the fire, taking care not to burn or burn the chicken.

In addition, the chick should often take it out to play, preferably on a sunny day with a temperature of 20-30°C. The chicks raised in locks are not large, have low immunity, and are prone to broken legs and feet (you can't keep them locked up like birds!). Chick symptoms when cold (like dozing off, trying to walk but not walking steadily).

Chicken disease: convulsions may be food poisoning (depending on its creation), split fork may be a leg injury, or sick (usually to feed oxytetracycline, or tetracycline, it should be too late to feed when sick), lying down or falling down may be cold, or it may be hungry (make sure it has not screamed before?). ）。

Chicks should be fed oxytetracycline to prevent disease. Otherwise, they will die 100% (fed to hens can also (stink)

Quarantine sick chicks as soon as they are found to avoid spreading them to other chicks.

The rice that the chicks eat must be soaked in water to soften, otherwise the poop it pulls out will be white and will die (but it will not be infectious) and the chicks will also eat small worms, clover (and other weeds).

It's very hot right now, so don't let the chicks get hot or they'll get chicken plague.

You can choose a name for the chick, call it by its name while feeding it when you feed it, and over time it will form a conditioned reflex, and as soon as you call it by name, it will come over, so that it will be obedient (in addition, the little hemp chicken is more obedient than the little white chicken!). ）。

Chicks are social animals, and the chances of one surviving are not very high, so you have to buy at least two chickens (don't believe you, when the chick can't see its partner, it's called a fierce x x!). ）

The chick can't eat too much, or it will swell to death - the thing hanging from the chick's neck is its "food bag", and if you touch it, if it is bulging, it proves that it is full (it will scream when it is worried and will scream to remind you when it is hungry).