Feeding and Management of White Feather Broilers

White feather broiler is now one of the most popular broiler breeds in the market, and it is basically raised in all parts of our country. And now with the continuous expansion of the market demand for chicken, the breeding area of white-feathered broilers is also getting larger and larger. In the breeding of white-feathered broilers, feeding and management is very important. So how to raise and manage white-feathered broilers? Today, the editor will give you a brief introduction. Let's take a look at it.

1. Main points of feeding

White-feathered broilers have a great demand for nutrition in the process of growth. Therefore, feed feeding should ensure adequate nutrition and appropriate proportion to promote the growth of white-feathered broilers. When choosing feed, the feed should be adjusted according to the growth period of white-feathered broilers. Because the nutrition needs of white-feathered broilers are different in each period. For example, in the early stage of white feather broiler breeding, the demand for protein is the greatest. In the early stage, it is necessary to supplement a large amount of protein to improve the meat quality of white-feathered broilers and maintain nutritional balance. In the later stage, white-feathered broilers need a lot of energy to improve their disease resistance, so we should pay more attention.

2. Ventilation management

When raising white-feathered broilers, ventilation is very important. Ventilation is mainly to create a good growth environment for white-feathered broilers. Improve the air quality in the chicken house and remove harmful gases such as dust and ammonia in the house. Reduce the content of bacteria and pathogens in the house, so as to reduce the incidence of white-feathered broilers. And reasonable ventilation can also reduce the humidity in the house and keep the chicken house in a dry environment. It can also better adjust the temperature in the house, avoid excessive local temperature difference in the chicken house, and cause harm to the growth of white-feathered broilers.

3. Daily management

For chicks with broken shells within about seven days, it is necessary to familiarize them with the surrounding environment, do a good job of boiling water and food, and improve the light intensity. Then the light intensity can be reduced gradually after seven days, and the appropriate weak light can make the chickens in a relatively quiet environment, which is very beneficial to fattening. When the chicks drink water, pay attention to control the water temperature, the water temperature should be controlled at about 25 degrees. In addition, we should pay attention to the regular detection of drinking water to check whether the microbial index in drinking water exceeds the standard, so as to prevent drinking water pollution from causing diseases of chickens and endangering the growth of white-feathered broilers.

Then we should also pay attention to adjust the feeding density in the chicken coop. In order to maintain a good living environment, the breeding density should be adjusted according to the structure of the chicken house, the feeding equipment and the day age of white-feathered broilers. The feeding density must not be too high, otherwise it will seriously affect the growth of white-feathered broilers and reduce the breeding efficiency. Finally, we should also pay attention to the hardening of the chicken house floor, if there is no hardening, then the phenomenon of moisture return in the chicken house will be more serious, which will also affect the growth of white-feathered broilers. And the hardened ground is also very beneficial to the disinfection and daily management of the chicken house.

The above is a brief introduction to the feeding and management of white-feathered broilers. That's all for today's introduction. This article is for reference only. I hope it can be helpful to everyone.