What are the temperature requirements for raising laying hens?

The staff of poultry equipment manufacturers believe that in the process of raising laying hens with automatic chicken raising equipment, the temperature requirements in the growth environment are relatively high, and temperature is also one of the factors affecting the growth and development of broiler chickens. Therefore, in order to also improve the income of each farmer, the staff of the automatic poultry farming equipment manufacturer will introduce to you what the temperature requirements are when raising laying hens.

 

First of all, in the process of using automatic chicken raising equipment for feeding, the temperature of its growth environment should be controlled according to the following principles. That is, the principle of high in the early stage and low in the later stage, low for weak chickens and high for strong chickens, high for small groups and low for large groups, high for cloudy days and low for sunny days, and high for night and low for daytime. This will benefit the growth of broilers.

 

 

Secondly, when using the automated chicken cage system for layer to feeding work, the temperature control cannot only be based on the temperature measurement results. Instead, it is necessary to reasonably control the temperature of the surrounding environment by observing the behavior changes of the chickens based on the actual situation of the chickens. Generally, when the temperature is suitable, the chickens are more active and active.

 

In addition, when using automated chicken raising equipment for feeding, if the temperature of the growing environment is too high, it will cause the chickens to become lethargic, and if the temperature is too low, it will cause the chickens to move slowly.

 

The above is the chicken cage manufacturer's sharing that the use of poultry breeding equipment can better control the ambient temperature of the chicken house. Only when poultry has a good growth environment can they grow horizontally.

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