Management method of Luhua Chicken

The reed-flower chicken is a native chicken breed in China. Its body size is large, with black feathers and white feathers alternating, as if it were full of flowers. Now the reed-flower chicken is not only raised in all parts of our country, but also in other areas. So how to manage the breeding of reed-flower chickens? What should I pay attention to in terms of management? Let's take a look at how it is managed.

1. Temperature regulation

The temperature of newly born reed-flower chicken seedlings should be controlled between 30 and 32 degrees Celsius within a week, and the humidity in the air should also be maintained at about 65%. When the reed-flower chicken seedlings were half a month old, the temperature in the breeding room should be controlled between 29 and 30 degrees Celsius, and the humidity should be reduced accordingly, about 60%. The temperature of 21 to 27-day-old reed-flower chickens should be controlled at about 25 degrees and 25 degrees, and those over 28 days should be controlled at about 20 degrees. After the reed-flower chicken was full moon, the temperature should be controlled at about 15 degrees Celsius. In the later stage, the temperature should be slowly restored to the normal indoor temperature.

2. Light management

Light has a great influence on the growth of reed-flower chicken seedlings, so the management of light is very important. Generally, the length of light required for the growth of chickens is 24 hours, which means that we need to use fluorescent lamps to illuminate newborn chickens to achieve the effect of extending the length of light. After the chicks are a week old, we can reduce the light by an hour a day.

3. Feeding management

Before the chicks start eating, we need to feed them a little warm water. We have to wait for about three hours after drinking the water before feeding them. Feeding is mainly to feed some powder feed, but also can be water soaked millet feeding, of course, the easiest way is to feed specifically for chicks feed. Chicks are usually fed at least six to eight times a day, but after two weeks, they can be fed twice less, and plenty of drinking water is provided during feeding.

4, stocking management

There is a certain age standard for stocking reed-flower chickens. In summer, chicks are usually thirty days old, in spring and autumn they are the same age, forty-five days old, and in winter they are at least fifty days old, or even sixty days old. If the age of stocking is not up to standard, it is likely to cause illness or death of the flock. Secondly, it should be noted that in summer stocking, it is necessary to choose cool morning and afternoon, spring and autumn season when the weather is good for stocking. Winter is even more, need to choose the climate is milder, the sun is warmer when stocking, prevent freezing injury and heatstroke phenomenon.

5. Sanitary cleaning

The first thing to pay attention to in sanitation cleaning is to ventilate the breeding room from time to time and maintain good air circulation. The second is to clean up the feces and fifteen residues in the breeding room in time, and disinfect the farm from time to time, including the trough and sink.

The breeding management of reed-flower chicken is actually the simplest management method, and it is also the most common management method. Of course, it is also applicable to the breeding management of other chicken species. The above is all the content that Xiaobian wants to share with you today. I hope it can help you.