Thursday, 21 July 2022 09:13

Does the layout of the layer chicken cages have anything to do with what nutrients the chickens need?

Battery cages for chickens are now a popular form of poultry farming. Generally 3 or 4-tier cages are assembled and arranged. High stocking density and high utilization rate of poultry farms. If the number of tiers is higher than 5 tiers, the hygiene of the chicken house is difficult to control. And the requirements for the chicken farm are higher. Therefore, there are generally no more than 5 tiers of chicken battery cages without automation.

 

Chicken Laying Cages for Sale

Automatic egg layer cages include A type and H type. The utilization rate of the chicken house is high, and the stocking density per unit area is high. The battery cage is suitable for 3-4 tiers. The egg layer cages is made of high quality mild steel with hot dip galvanized surface. They have a lifespan of up to 20 years.

Whether you have a large chicken farm or a small chicken farm, we can provide you with a complete solution and have commercial chicken cages.

 

 

What is the relationship between the nutrients required for chicken cages to raise chickens?

There are dozens of nutrients required for raising chickens in egg layer cages, and there are various relationships between them. Chickens, like other livestock and poultry, require regular intake of certain nutrients in order to sustain life, grow and lay eggs. In order to maintain body temperature or perform various physiological activities and sports, adult chickens must constantly consume substances in the body.

 

What Nutrients Do Chickens Need?

The growth and development of chicks, the laying of eggs by hens, and the required substances all come from feed, whether it is flat-raised chickens or chickens raised in laying hens. For example: moisture, crude protein, carbohydrates, crude fat, minerals, vitamins, etc.

 

The above is the relationship between chicken layer cages and chicken nutrition shared by poultry equipment manufacturers. I hope the content shared is helpful to poultry farming friends. For more information on poultry farming, please follow the website.