Careful management experience of raising young quails

1. Feed. The chicks can start eating 1 hour after drinking water, and feed at the age of 1-3 days. Add 1 gram of yeast powder to 100 cornmeal, and feed it with a mixture containing 27% protein and 28% protein on the 2nd day. Gradually changed into quail feed after 4 days of age. Young quails that can't feed should be trained by sprinkling feed on paper or non-toxic plastic film, putting them on top, and gently tapping the paper or plastic film with their hands to induce them to eat. The formula for quail chicks can be as follows: 52% corn meal, 27% bean cake, 5% wheat bran, 10% fish meal, 5% leaf meal, 1% bone meal, plus 10 grams of vitamins. 1Mel 7-day-old 6MUI 8 times a day, and then gradually reduced to 4 times, to ensure that the material will not be cut off and keep on watering.

2. Keep warm. The temperature of brooding was maintained at 37 degrees Celsius from 1 to 6 days old, 36 degrees Celsius from 7 to 14 days old, 34 degrees Celsius from 15 to 20 days old, and dropped 1 degree Celsius every day after 20 days of age. When it dropped to 27 degrees Celsius, the temperature was moved to 22 degrees Celsius and 27 degrees Celsius. Brooding insulation equipment can be used to raise young umbrellas, can also use ordinary light bulbs, electric mattresses, warm water bags and other heat sources. 3. Careful management. Observe the condition of the chicks and check whether the temperature, humidity and ventilation are appropriate. Wash sinks and material troughs regularly and disinfect them regularly. Keep the environment clean. Male and female grouping was carried out at 4 weeks of age, and vaccination or deworming was carried out at 4 weeks of age, so as not to affect egg production. 4. Drink water. The chicks drink water within 24 hours after coming out of their shell. Generally, when the quails are put into the incubator, they can drink water quietly. It is best to drink 0.01% potassium permanganate water, and then drink cold boiled water. Once drinking water, it can not be interrupted. 5. Density and light. Generally, the age of the young can be denser, and the age of the day can be sparse. The density of flat rearing chicks is 150 per square meter at the first week, 100 per square meter at the age of 2 weeks, and 80 per square meter at the age of 4weeks. Ensuring the light time of quail is beneficial to feeding, drinking water and production performance. The rats were exposed to light for 24 hours at the age of one week and 14 hours for 16 hours after the age of one week.