How to raise chickens after hatching?

The newly hatched chickens are delicate and need careful care, control the temperature, humidity and density of the henhouse, and provide diluent and warm water for the chicks to eat.

1. How to eat: When the chicken is still young, boil water with millet for 15 minutes, filter off excess water, chop a little green vegetables into fine powder, and mix with the soaked millet. Three meals a day, one bottle cap at a time. When the chicken grows white wings, go to the flower and bird market to buy five-dollar bread bugs (too many are easy to pupate) and feed four bugs twice a day. Breadforms are kept in containers that are difficult to escape. Don't seal them. )

2. Live: prepare a foam box, not too big. Put a plastic bag, two layers of hay and three layers of toilet paper in the foam box (change the toilet paper every morning). Catch the chicken in the nest at night and gently cover it with foam cover. When they grow up, they will change into a big carton or pad it like that. When it is fully formed, there is no need to take care of it too carefully. Take the wooden fence in the yard and build a plastic shed.

Ok: throw it in the yard at ten o'clock every morning to bask in the sun and feed the bugs. When the sun goes down, put it back in the box.

Before chicks start eating, they should drink 0.0 1~0.02% potassium permanganate aqueous solution (reddish) to remove meconium and disinfect the intestines and stomach. Then feeding 8% sucrose water can improve the survival rate of chicks. Finally, feed. Then, always replenish drinking water to avoid sudden death due to lack of water. Drink warm water first, and then gradually use fresh and clean cold water to prevent chicks from wetting their feathers.