How to raise chickens
Chicken Man has raised chickens since ancient times in pursuit of its benefits mainly in its eggs and meat, and sometimes for feathers and other products. The chickens are scientifically divided into up to sixty species of medium-sized poultry,
All of these breeds come from a bird called the Red Jungle Cock, whose natural habitat is in India's forests. It has bright red and green feathers, and it has a tousling under its chin. The modern chicken breeds are mixed with several other birds nearby, Who lives in southern India) and others
The giant industrial production of chicken meat began at the beginning of the 20th century,
The sector continued to grow until the production of chicken eggs and meat was separated into two different areas, and the trade in chicken meat expanded so dramatically that its export rate reached about 14 million tons per year at the beginning of the present century.
BABY DESCRIPTION OF CHICKEN The average length of a hen is about 70 centimeters or less, often weighing about two and a half kilograms. Both males and females have red-brown circular flesh hanging under their beaks, and long curved tails, up to 30 centimeters in length.
In nature, chickens live in the form of swarms with a hierarchical social system; each squadron is led by a dominant male who has preference over all other members of the group, accompanied by two or more female chickens guarded with care. The squadron may include some weak subordinate males, Of his chickens, and this social arrangement is determined by a competition between males, which may be a fight with ducks.
How to raise chickens after the male is fertilized Chicken egg begins to be born inside and develops quickly, and after three weeks or exactly twenty-one days hatch chick from the egg, and is initially covered with fuzz, but it is similar to feathers for adult chickens during a period of four to five weeks . Males and females reach puberty after six months of hatching, and then the females begin laying eggs while the cock is ready to reproduce. An adult hen can live in the wild for six to eight years. It is known that some chickens lived in captivity for up to 30 years, but when raised on farms they either grow up to get their eggs and then live for two to three years, For slaughtering her meat,
And then live for a year or less. The raising of chickens needs attention and care in terms of providing a suitable and warm place, so that the fresh air enters it in a healthy manner. It must also be provided with fodder, water and vaccines to protect against various diseases
After a period of 21 days and hatching the chicks, and then raising them for a few weeks, the stage of caring for the chickens begins inside the amber, which is a very difficult and difficult stage, as the size of the chicks increases, and the crowd increases in the amber or hanger. You must take care of the chicken housing and health in different ways, you must do several procedures to ensure that grow up well, and these actions are what follows
Commitment to provide balanced feed and pure water from reliable sources that are replaced daily to ensure proper feeding of chickens.
Customize a course of water and hangover vessels for each few chicks. Take care of the cleanliness of the amber, and try to get rid of excess moisture by constantly changing the bedding
Pay attention to the fact that the amber is well closed (for example, or closed) to protect chickens from predators that may be trying to reach them, such as stray dogs and others.
It is preferable to raise chickens inside a closed space to facilitate care and reduce the cost, although this has some disadvantages, such as the risk of rapid outbreak of disease among chickens if one of them.
The advantage of raising chickens in a closed space to facilitate care and reduce the cost, although this has some disadvantages, such as the risk of rapid outbreak of disease among chickens if one of them.
Try to provide a stream of fresh air and a relatively warm atmosphere by closing any openings in the windows and adjusting ventilation areas.
To ensure that non-workers enter the dormitory
Conduct a daily record of the ages of the chickens, their health condition, and any deaths that occur between them
When leaving chickens without health care and not taking any action until signs of disease, there may be significant economic losses, so it is better and better for chickens to be vaccinated in advance against diseases, and avoid exposure to many external influences, and reduce the number of people entering the amber, cleaning Continuous breeding area for chickens