The 7 taboos of raising chickens must not be touche

1. Prohibition of mixed breeding with geese and ducks

It is possible to put one or two geese in a group of chickens, but they cannot be mixed together on a large scale, which will first cause the spread of the disease, and secondly, the feed utilization rate will decline. The geese bark loudly and the flocks are relatively quiet. If they are mixed, the flocks are easily frightened, which affects
egg production.

2. It is forbidden to use red light in the chicken coop

The red light can inhibit the growth of young chickens and chicks, which in turn affects sexual maturity, which also leads to late production. When I went to the clinic, I wore a white coat to ensure that the chickens would not be frightened. And the red light will impair the sexual function of the male cock, thereby reducing the fertilization rate of the male eggs.

3. Breeders are prohibited from changing their coats frequently

The first is not to wear a red coat. The breeder insists on wearing a color coat to make the chickens feel intimate, excite and increase appetite. Frequent changing of coats will make the chickens feel uneasy, which will affect the feed intake.

4. Prophylaxis is prohibited during peak egg production

 

Injecting vaccines to the flock during egg production will cause the normal physiological laws of the flock to be disrupted and the egg production rate will drop. The second is that the flock will be frightened, the appetite will drop and the egg production will decrease.

5. Deworming ban trichlorfon

Trichlorfon is forbidden in raising chickens. Trichlorfon can generate dichlorvos in alkaline environment. It is important to know that the chicken crop is in an alkaline environment.

6. Disinfectants are forbidden to be used during immunization

Can cause immunization failure, so you can not use disinfectant during immunization.

7. It is forbidden to plant grass ash, grass ash and chicken manure to generate ammonia gas in the chicken coop, which stimulates the respiratory tract of the chicken flock. This is the case of many chicken flocks that I encountered in the clinic.

 

Many small details in the process of raising chickens are the experience that our predecessors have left us, and we will also gain some experience through our own experience in the process of raising chickens. Therefore, raising chickens means learning in the process and raising chickens in the process of learning.