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How to improve the laying level of laying hens after the beginning of autumn

Release time:

Aug 27,2019


After the hot summer, the physical fitness of laying hens declined, and in autumn, the climate turned cool, and the feed intake of laying hens gradually increased, at this time, strengthening the feeding management is conducive to the recovery of the physical fitness of laying hens and improving the economic benefits of breeding laying hens. At this point, farmers should be prepared in advance.

After autumn, the weather turns cool, the old laying hens enter the late stage of laying eggs, and the new laying hens lay eggs one after another. The following feeding management methods can be adopted to allow the chickens to lay more eggs and improve economic benefits.

1. Adjust the chicken flock to eliminate chickens that lay less eggs, stop production, weak chickens, stiff chickens, chickens with serious malpractices, chickens with short peak laying period, chickens that are too fat or too thin, and sick chickens with no therapeutic value.

2. Increase feed nutrition. After a long period of laying eggs and hot summer, chickens are already very tired. After autumn, more animal protein feed should be fed to subsidize chickens that have not yet moulted to continue laying eggs, so as to promote chickens that have moulted to grow into feathers quickly and resume production as soon as possible.

3. Prevent colds and chicken pox. The weather turns cool after autumn, especially in the morning and evening when the temperature changes greatly, and chickens are prone to colds. The prevention of chicken disease is first of all to prevent colds. Chickens suffering from colds will reduce their resistance and are easily complicated with other infectious diseases. Fowlpox mostly occurs in late autumn when it is in labor, and it is mostly infected with young chickens of that year. To avoid this disease, prevention should be done well, with emphasis on mosquito prevention, moisture prevention, etc.

4, do a good job in epidemic prevention and deworming, autumn climate conditions suitable for bacteria activities and reproduction, chickens prone to infectious diseases, at this time should be an epidemic prevention injection, and drive away parasites (especially roundworms and tapeworms).


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