Why does the village health evaluation require chickens, ducks and geese to be kept in captivity?

Because the land is wide in the countryside, you can prevent yourself from walking too far, not being able to find your way back, or being hunted by strangers.

Moreover, there are many crops, so I am afraid of damaging other people’s farms, so as not to cause unnecessary quarrels and troubles. If raised in captivity, it is easier to manage and can avoid the above-mentioned situations. Therefore, in rural areas, most people like to raise poultry in captivity because it saves worry and effort. Captive breeding is cheap and only requires a small house or a large house surrounded by bricks to surround a small place) There is no need to build various facilities like a breeding farm, and the feeding is simple, just feed some home leftovers and add some Chaff or corn meal is enough, and there is no need to feed too much feed.