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06 Jul

Requirements for building an intensive poultry farm in Nigeria

Now buying battery cage system in Nigeria to carry out intensive poultry farming has become a rigid need for many farming friends. So what are the requirements for building an intensive poultry farm in Nigeria? Today, the poultry equipment factories will take you to understand.

 

Chicken Farm Space:

If you plan to raise 10,000 laying hens

Then your chicken farm needs to be 46 meters long, 11 meters wide, 11 meters high and 3 meters high.

Use A-type layer chicken cages. One group can hold 160 birds.

Three columns, 21 groups. A total of 63 sets are required. Can accommodate 10080 birds.

Layer battery cages raise poultry at suitable densities. Allows hens to lay more eggs in enough space. Our products are designed to better suit the needs of the hen, while maintaining cost-effective production.

 

 

Ventilation

 

It is very necessary to develop a chicken house ventilation for intensive farming. Buildings with open sides are ideal, otherwise cross ventilation should be allowed at bird level in the form of floor level entrances oriented to allow prevailing winds to blow across the width of the building. The air mass between the side walls of the poultry house resists movement, even through open buildings. The wider the building, the more resistance it has to air flow.

Poultry farmers are advised to choose automated poultry environmental control systems: fans and wet curtains. For poultry to grow in a comfortable environment even in hot weather.

 

 

Constant Light

A well-lit house is essential. A dark house can lead to sleepy, inactive, non-productive birds. Light is important for feeding because birds identify food visually. This is especially important for centrally managed day-old chicks, which require very bright 24-hour lighting during the first week of life.

 

The above are the requirements for building intensive poultry farm shared by poultry equipment factories. This article mainly analyzes the three points of chicken farm space, ventilation and sufficient light. Hope to be able to help everyone.

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04 Jul

The impact of poultry farming equipment on egg production in South Africa

Different poultry farming equipment in South Africa has different effects on egg production when used. For example, in the process of laying eggs, some eggs may be damaged. Such damaged eggs are easily damaged during storage, and the contents that flow out may contaminate the undamaged eggs.

 

 

  1. First of all, because laying hens are produced in cage nets. Therefore, the quality of the cage net itself has a greater impact on the egg breaking rate. For example, if the grade of some steel wire materials is too low, the elongation rate of the steel wire is too high, and the steel wire is too soft, which will lead to the peak of egg production in an egg laying cycle. The amount has already reached the limit weight. This waits until the load-bearing capacity of the bottom net of the chicken layer cages has reached the limit value. It is inevitable that the bottom net of the chicken coop will sag, and there will even be deep foot sockets where the chicken feet stand. This will cause the egg to fail to roll out and be trampled by the chicken and collided with the egg.

 

  1. So in fact, the chicken battery cagesare also very important when designing. In the design, it is generally necessary to design according to some production characteristics of the laying hen itself. Especially in recent years, some internationally advanced poultry farming equipment production technologies have been introduced into the market. This also plays a very important role in advancing the design of chicken layer

 

  1. The chicken cage mesh in the automated poultry breeding equipment should be of high quality. This will not only reduce the egg breaking rate, but also help the laying hens grow healthily in thechicken battery cages.
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