Catching chickens in the process of poultry farming is a job that every poultry farmer will have. Chicken flock immunization, transfer, slaughter, disease diagnosis, etc. are all required. Therefore, mastering how to catch chickens scientifically is an essential skill. Today, the chicken cage manufacturers will teach you how to catch chickens without stress.

1. Choose the time to catch the chicken: When choosing the time to catch the chicken, it is recommended that farmers choose to catch the chicken in the morning and evening when the light is dark and the temperature is low. Because the movement of the chicken is reduced in the dark environment, it is easy to be caught.
2. Remove the poultry breeding equipment that affects the catching of chickens: facilities such as feeding troughs and water tanks may affect the catching of chickens, so farmers can dismantle, raise or dismantle these facilities when catching chickens to avoid chicken collisions during running Cause subcutaneous bleeding or breakage.
3. Actions should be brisk: in the process of catching chickens, farmers should capture the movements gently and quickly. For smaller chickens, you can grab the whole body directly with your hands, but not too tightly; for larger chickens, you can start by holding their legs behind your back, turning them upside down and gently placing them in the basket. It is strictly forbidden to lift one leg by grasping the wings to avoid fracture.
4. Small group catching chickens: For users who use poultry battery cages to raise chickens, it is relatively simple. The number of chickens in the cage is limited and it is easier to catch chickens. Users who use other methods to raise chickens can use the screen before catching the chickens. Divide the sheep into small groups to reduce deaths from fright and crowding.

When catching chickens in a chicken farm, you must master the technical knowledge so as not to injure yourself or the chickens in the process of catching the chickens, and at the same time do not put pressure on the chickens.

In the daily management of chickens using poultry battery chicken cages, if the poultry farmers do not pay attention to some aspects, it may cause a stress response in the flock. This is mainly due to management misunderstandings in these areas.

1. Drinking water and feed: Insufficient drinking water for chickens or unbalanced feed nutrition, and unreliable quality is the cause of stress.
2. Feeding density: The density of caged chickens is much higher than that of flat rearing. Farmers should add them according to the standard stocking density requirements. If you increase the number and density at will, there will be a probability of stress. Will be larger, and the greater the density, the greater the impact on chicken productivity.
3. Beak cutting work: Beak cutting work must be done at the chick stage, but beak cutting is a serious pressure for the chicks, so this requires the breeder to be skilled, fast and as much as possible when cutting the beak. It was done at a young age. In addition, farmers should pay attention that some people will be immunized and beak cut at the same time to reduce stress. This is undesirable because it will increase the level of stress.
4. Chicks transportation: After buying the chicks, the farmers are also prone to pressure during the process of transporting the chicks to the broiler house. The transportation, movement and long-distance transportation of chicks consume their physical strength and moisture. This is a serious pressure.
5. Vaccination: Vaccination is an important means of preventing infectious diseases and is indispensable, but no matter which method of vaccination is used, it is a kind of pressure.
6. Disease stress: If chickens are chronically or subtly infected with certain bacteria, viruses or internal and external parasitic diseases during the breeding process, this is due to the relative balance between the body and these pathogens, and it becomes a chronic or subclinical asymptomatic infection.

The above are some of the misunderstandings in the breeding management that caused the pressure of the flocks in the process of caged chickens shared by the poultry equipment manufacturers.