Temperature control of raising chickens in winter

The temperature of raising chickens in winter should be controlled at about 20 ℃, and the air heater specially placed in the chicken shed can be purchased, so that the temperature of the chicken shed can be well controlled, the chicken likes to sleep on the straw mat, appropriate straw mats can be added to keep the chicken warm in winter, and the chicken shed can be ventilated and ventilated regularly every day to prevent bacteria in the chicken shed.

Raising chickens in winter must control the temperature. If it is not well controlled, it will directly affect the food intake of chickens and cause the growth rate of chickens to become slower. So we can close the door to prevent the temperature of the chicken shed from being too low. It would be better to control the temperature of the chicken shed at 20 ℃. It is worth noting that the bedding of the chicken shed needs to be kept dry and needs to be ventilated on time.

1. Be sure to close the door to prevent the wind from blowing into the chicken shed. Especially in the north, the temperature is very low when it snows in winter, when the chicken is too cold, it is easy to catch a cold. Remember to close the door when entering or leaving the chicken shed, especially at night.

2. The suitable temperature for chicken is about 20 ℃, so it is better to control the indoor temperature between this temperature. It is not recommended to be too hot, because chickens with too high temperature are also prone to heatstroke. You can buy an air heater specially placed in the chicken shed to control the temperature of the chicken shed.

3. Chickens like to sleep on straw mats, especially in winter. However, it is not recommended to use wet grass mat to the chicken, not only will not play a role in keeping warm, but also will accelerate the wet degree of the chicken shed, but will have a greater impact on the health of the chicken.

4. Winter does not mean complete closure. Some windows can be opened regularly every day to breathe in chicken sheds. Chicken sheds that have been bored for a long time are also easy to produce a large number of bacteria, so they also need ventilation in winter.