How many days does it take for a turkey to lay eggs, and how long does it take for a chicken to lay

Turkeys generally have to be raised for more than half a year before laying eggs, and we generally use artificial incubation Xiangyuan Rare Poultry Farm.

Black chickens begin to lay eggs around 6 months.

If you want to make it lay more eggs, first of all, the supply of feed should be in place, and secondly, the density of breeding, etc., the following will introduce the key points of breeding as follows.

1. Feeding method.

Under normal circumstances, the breeding method of black chickens is generally similar to that of broilers, and cage breeding, free-range breeding, etc. are all possible. However, if you want to improve the egg production rate of black chickens, then try to focus on free-range breeding. It can not enhance the growth ability of black chickens, but also effectively reduce the cost of breeding.

The growth ability of black chickens is relatively weak, so when we build a chicken coop, we must mainly ensure the environment of the chicken coop. Clean and warm is the basic, a good growth environment, can effectively promote the growth of black chicken, improve the egg production rate of black chicken.

2. Meet nutrition.

Nutrition has a great relationship with the growth and egg production of black chickens. When raising black chickens, we meet the needs of black chickens for nutrients such as crude protein, metabolic energy and calcium. It is also necessary to pay attention to the reasonable supplementation of methionine, lysine and other nutrients.

An appropriate amount of oil can be added to the feed to ensure the nutritional balance of the growth of laying hens. After that, we have to reasonably adjust the breeding density according to the growth period of black chickens. Prevent feed waste, speed up the growth of black chickens, and increase the proportion of meat to feed.

Not only can it improve the meat quality of black chicken, but also the egg production rate will increase significantly.

3. Light control.

Light is very important for the growth of black chickens, and when breeding, we should reasonably adjust the daily light time according to the different growth stages of black chickens. For example, during the laying period of black chickens, the light time of black chickens should be controlled for about 16 hours a day. One month before the black chicken is eliminated, it can be appropriately increased by 1 hour per day.

After that, we also have to do a good job of supplementing the light according to the changes of weather and season. For example, in winter and rainy days, the light is completely insufficient, so in this kind of weather, we must turn on the lights in time to supplement the light.

4. Pay attention to disinfection.

After the chicken coop is built, it is not possible to put the black chicken in the chicken coop immediately. We also pay attention to a thorough disinfection of the chicken house. Clean the troughs and sinks and let them dry.

Reduce the pathogen base in the coop before placing the chicks in the coop. It should also be noted that when we breed black chickens, we should pay attention to the vaccination of vaccines and deworming in time. And in the process of breeding, the chicken coop should be disinfected regularly, and some common problems should be prepared.

Protect the normal growth of black chickens and avoid affecting the egg production of black chickens.

Black chickens (hens) can lay eggs after 5 months.

The laying hens of black-bone chickens are breeders, which are divided into three different physiological stages, namely the brooding stage (0 to 42 days old), the rearing stage (43 to 150 days old), and the adult chicken stage or egg laying stage (151 days old to elimination).

Medicinal chicks are divided into two physiological stages, namely the growth period (0-42 days old) and the fattening period (43 days to **).

For the chicks in the farm, they eat a relatively large amount of food, and the growth is relatively fast.

At this time, it will take more than 3 months to lay eggs, but the eggs produced are not very large and have certain defects. As for the chickens raised at home, their growth rate is relatively slow, and they generally lay eggs when they are 4 months old, but the eggs produced at this time will be much better than those on the farm.

In order to improve the egg production rate and egg production quality, it is recommended that the breeder start from the feed feeding aspect. They can usually be fed some feed with high nutritional value to ensure the absorption of their own nutrients.

From the beginning of the shell, if it is raised well, it can lay eggs in two months.

Broilers basically don't lay eggs, and I have broilers at home, but I haven't seen eggs.

It was given to the kiss, but it was soft, and it had to be raised for several months before it was laid, and the laying hen began to lay in 100 days.

It is reported that broilers can lay eggs after about 2 months of breeding, but the phenomenon of laying eggs is generally relatively small. Broiler refers to a type of chicken specially used to produce chicken, it is a general term for edible broiler chickens, not just refers to a certain breed, the conversion rate of its feed is relatively high, and the feed-to-weight ratio is about 2:1.

Answer: hens will start laying eggs in 4-7 months, the egg laying period is about 2-3 years, the egg production of hens over 3 years old will gradually decrease, a hen lays about 200-250 eggs a year, the amount of eggs laid by the hen and the feed of the hen is straight, the environment and whether the hen is still laying eggs is related, the hen will produce more eggs after the beginning of spring, and in the autumn and winter should be the reason for the cold weather, which will lead to a decrease in the amount of eggs laid or no eggs.

1. How often do chickens start laying eggs?

1. It takes 4-7 months for the hen to lay eggs from hatching to adulthood.

2. The egg laying period can last for about 2-3 years, and then the egg production will be reduced year by year.

3. The external environment will affect the hen's egg production, and the hen will have a stress response if she has been frightened or vaccinated, and the stress response will easily lead to the hen not laying eggs or reducing the egg production.

4. The chicken coop is not well ventilated, and the manure and feed are not cleaned up in time will lead to decomposition and fermentation of harmful gases and bacteria, and the hens will often be infected with diseases when they stay in the chicken coop, and the frequency of egg production will decrease.

5. The hens in the moulting period will stop laying eggs, which will generally last for 2-4 months, and can be fed with gypsum powder to accelerate the moulting of the hens.

6. Hens in the laying period need to ensure that the hen's feed is sufficient, the nutrition is comprehensive, and the drinking water is sufficient, which can improve the egg production rate of the hen.

7. The eggs laid by the hen that has not mated with the rooster are unfertilized eggs and cannot hatch chicks, and the fertilized eggs will be laid 2-3 days after mating with the rooster, and the fertilized eggs can hatch out of the chicks.

8. Sustainable lighting can be configured in the chicken house to ensure that the hens have 14-16 hours of light per day to improve the egg production rate of the hens.

9. After the hen lays eggs, the eggs need to be taken away in time, so as to create the illusion that the eggs in the hen are not enough to hold the nest, and the hen will continue to lay eggs.

Second, when the chicken lays more eggs

1. In the spring, the hen lays the most eggs, the temperature in spring is suitable, and the daily time will gradually lengthen, which is the most suitable season for hens to lay eggs.

2. In autumn and winter, the temperature decreases, and the sunshine time will gradually shorten, the temperature is lower than 10 degrees, and there is not enough sunshine, and the hen will reduce egg production or no egg production.

3. In the summer high temperature, the hen will have heat stroke, loss of appetite, the temperature is too high, the hen needs to accelerate the digestion of nutrients in the body to accelerate heat dissipation, reduce the nutrition of the reproductive system, which will reduce the amount of eggs.

4. When the temperature is high in summer or cold in winter, it is necessary to ventilate or heat the chicken house in time to provide sufficient feed to ensure the nutrition of the hens.

Chickens start laying eggs at three to four months.

If it is not raised well, it may take 7 to 8 months to lay eggs. Usually specially bred laying hens, 120 days old when they begin to lay eggs, after a month or two will enter the peak period of egg production, this stage can be maintained for about 3 to 4 months, 16 months old is basically eliminated, not only the egg production rate is low, and the egg quality is not good.

Origin of species

China is the first country in the world to domesticate chickens, with a history of at least 4,000 years. In Hubei, Jiangxi, Shandong, Henan, Gansu and other provinces, chicken bones or pottery chickens more than 4,000 years ago have been found.

Chinese chickens are domesticated from pheasants, and there are many excellent varieties, among which Jiujin Huang and Wolf Mountain Chicken are very famous. Nine catties of yellow, also called Pudong chicken, produced in Shanghai Nanhui, Fengxian, Chuansha area, is a large broiler, feathers, beak, feet are yellow, so it is also known as three yellow chicken. Nine catties of yellow, the individual is extra-large, and the meat is delicious, so it is welcomed by people all over the world.

It has played a great role in the improvement of the breed of domestic chickens in the world. It was first introduced to Britain in 1843 and imported to the United States in 1847. The American Rock Chicken was formed in 1865 by crossing the American chicken with nine catties of yellow and black and white spots in China.

Japan introduced Chinese chicken breeds during the Sui Dynasty, and by the end of the shogunate, the nine-catty yellow chicken from Shanghai was introduced and bred into the famous Nagoya chicken with meat and eggs.