Captivity: Build a chicken coop of appropriate size, feed it with complete feed and get vaccinated regularly. Stocking: It has high requirements for the surrounding environment and relatively slow growth rate. Semi-stocking: it can not only accelerate the growth rate, but also improve the resistance. Antibiotic-free culture: The requirement for chicken coops is high, and different antibiotics should be fed at different growth stages.

Technical method of raising chickens 1, captive

Raising chickens in captivity is a common feeding method for broilers. Build a henhouse with proper size, keep the environment ventilated, and clean the henhouse every 2-3 days, mainly feeding full-price feed, vaccination and antibiotics, which will grow rapidly.

2. stockings

Free-range chickens have higher requirements on the surrounding environment, requiring no pollution and no natural enemies around. At this time, chickens will feed themselves, but they should be vaccinated regularly and given antibiotics, and the growth rate is relatively slow.

3. Half stockings

The semi-stocking mode of raising chickens mainly appears in suburbs or rural areas. Chickens were raised in henhouses at that time, and later in orchards and other places, or they can be directly bought and raised until the middle growth stage. At this time, the choice of feed is more abundant, and the semi-stocking mode can not only accelerate the growth rate, but also improve the resistance.

4. Non-resistant culture

Non-resistant breeding has higher requirements for chicken houses. During the period of captivity, the henhouse should be kept clean and disinfected regularly. In addition, food residues should be cleaned up in time after each meal, and different antibiotics should be fed at different growth stages to ensure the healthy growth of chickens.