A chicken cage is a chicken cage designed for chicks. The brooding and rearing periods are reasonably designed in one cage, from one day to 7-13 weeks. This period is called the brooding and rearing period, which lays the foundation for the subsequent rearing stage in the layer cage; the brooding and rearing period is the most critical period in the chicken's life. At this stage, the chicks need to be carefully raised to improve body weight uniformity and reduce mortality. The brooding cages and related supporting auxiliary equipment provided by ZUMOO can improve the growth environment of chicks and obtain ideal economic benefits.
H-type (stacked) chicken cages are suitable for large closed chicken farms. Recommended for poultry farms raising more than 25,000 birds in a single house. H-type chicken cages, as a typical stacked cage, are accepted by more and more breeding sites. Vertically stacked chicken cages save floor space, increase the number of animals raised, reduce labor and management costs, and ultimately bring considerable profits to chicken farmers.
Single houses mostly use cage length of 1200mm, cage depth of 600mm, cage height of 400~420mm, and 4-layer stacked cage equipment. The breeding capacity of a single group is 176~192 chickens, and 50,000~56,000 young chickens can be raised in 1,155 square meters.
The long axis of the chicken house should be oriented north-south. The air outlet should be facing the downdraft according to the local direction. The distance between the chicken houses must meet the requirements of sunshine, ventilation, fire prevention and epidemic prevention. It is recommended to be 10-15 meters. The ground inside the chicken house should be poured with concrete. , the thickness should not be less than 8cm, and the ground should have a certain slope towards the manure ditch to facilitate who can drain it in time when cleaning the chicken house.
Young Chicken Equipment Instructions
Young chicken equipment refers to the equipment used to raise young chickens, including brooding cages, troughs, water lines, manure cleaners, feeders, lighting, environmental control, etc.
