Young chickens are always prone to death. What method should be used to raise them so that they are less likely to die?

Diarrhea that chicks often suffer is one of the important reasons for the death of chicks, and chicken farmers should use drugs to prevent it. Adding 2/1000 oxytetracycline and 4/1000 testosterone to chicken feed can prevent chicken diarrhea. Chicken farmers should also prevent other chicken diseases, such as coccidiosis. The feed supply must be balanced: If the chicks want to grow well and have fewer diseases, the feed they eat must be nutritionally balanced. Many chicken farmers have high mortality and poor resistance in their chicks, all due to a lack of some nutrients. If you feed more corn and lack calcium and phosphorus, the chicken's physical condition may deteriorate. Therefore, it is better for chicken farmers to provide full-price materials for their chicks.

If chicken farmers learn these five methods, their losses will be greatly reduced and the accidental death of chickens will be eliminated: Some unexpected factors can lead to the death of chickens, and these factors must be avoided by chicken farmers. For example, in case of drug poisoning, chicken farmers should pay attention to the dosage when giving treatment and preventive drugs to chickens. For example, a litter house must eliminate rats before entering the chicks. Feeding and management: Chickens have requirements for temperature and humidity. This can ensure appropriate living conditions for the chicks, prevent the temperature and humidity from being too high, too low, or rising sharply, and can also greatly reduce the mortality rate of the chicks. Strict disinfection of various equipment in the chicken house, timely drinking time, reasonable stocking density and lighting can improve the survival rate of chicks.

Many laypeople use chickens to make many vaccines throughout their lives and question the safety of chickens, but chicken farmers can regard these laymen as a joke. Raising chickens without vaccination means you have no money. Because ultimately, if diseases like Newcastle disease, bursal disease, battery, etc. spread, the chicks could disappear overnight. Therefore, prior prevention and conscious immunity are habits that chicken farmers must develop. The temperature in the nursery is low and the chickens are piled up. Casualties often occur. A large number of farmers suffer certain losses every year due to the piles. Adjust the temperature of the nursery. Generally, the temperature should be controlled at about 32 degrees within 0 weeks. As the chicks age, the temperature will decrease by about 1.5 degrees per week.

Generally, it will not drop when it is lowered to about 20 degrees. The temperature makes the chicks energetic, have a strong appetite, rest evenly and dispersed, breathe normally, and cry loudly. Develop quickly and grow quickly. Especially in the north, where the temperature difference between day and night is large, the temperature in the breeding room is higher at night than during the day, which is more conducive to improving the health of the chicks and increasing their survival rate. The breeding density can reach 30 to 40 birds within 1 to 2 weeks, and gradually decreases as the chicks age. It is best to raise the pups in a grid without touching the ground to reduce infection. Also made sure not to catch a cold at night.