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Causes and Preventive Measures of Cracking between Laying Hicks

Release time:

Sep 04,2018


Analysis of the main reasons:

1. Early transfer to the laying cage.

2. The humidity in the chicken house is low and too dry.

3. Intestinal disease for too long leads to vitamin deficiency.

Precautions:

1. The age of the cage should not be too early. If the cage is transferred to the egg-laying cage too early, the chicken will be restless due to a certain slope at the bottom of the cage, which is caused by self-injury or mutual injury. It will naturally be better when the age is older.

2. Maintain intestinal health.

3. The environment is improved, the relative humidity of the breeding house is controlled at 50%-60%, and the chicken house is kept well ventilated.


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