Why are poultry farmers recommended to buy high-quality layer cage systems? Many people will have doubts, the capacity is similar, and no matter who provides and buys it, laying hens can be raised. What I need is cheap, cheapest, good, best price. Many countries have this idea when it comes to battery chicken cages and poultry raising equipment.

However, have you asked yourself when you are buying cheap chicken cages. Is this really a good choice. I am afraid that farmers who have used inferior cages will answer, no.

Many novice farmers may not be aware of the difference in cage quality and configuration. They think the chicken cages are the same, at least they look the same, and there's no difference. Actually the difference is huge. The service life of the chicken cage and the egg production rate during use will be affected.

High-quality poultry raising equipment, the raw material of the layer cage is Q235 international steel wire rod, hot-dip galvanized. The cage is U-shaped hot-dip galvanized.

Inferior chicken cages usually use low-profile raw materials, electro-galvanized or cold-galvanized. Such cages are prone to rust. Some are even unqualified for the weight of the cage and the length of the cage.

If using poor quality poultry equipment. It will rust in about 3 years. Up to 6 years, you will need to buy poultry farming equipment again. It's only a few years between when you're buying a new cage. This will cost you a lot of energy and time. You have to spend money again to buy chicken cage system. The cost of buying second-hand equipment is almost 1.5 times the cost of a high-quality chicken coop. This also means that you not only spend a lot of money on poultry equipment, but also pay for delivery shipping and installation.

On top of that, using poor quality cages can lead to low egg production. The design of some chicken coops is simply unscientific, with narrow intervals between layers, and they are not easy to lay eggs.

You can benefit from using quality battery chicken cages. Although the investment in purchasing poultry farming equipment will be a little more, it will last a long time. At least 15-20 years without changing the chicken coop. This way your time and energy will be devoted to breeding and raising chickens. High-quality chicken cages have scientific design solutions, which can provide a comfortable environment for chickens, so that chickens have a higher egg production rate and fewer deaths.

The above are the reasons shared by poultry equipment manufacturers for choosing high-quality layer cage systems. It is recommended that no matter where you buy poultry farming equipment, focus on quality first and then negotiate price. Without quality, price means nothing.

Raising hens with poultry farming equipment, once you find that they develop a bad habit of eating their own eggs, you will end up with fewer eggs than expected, even if the laying is good.

There are two possibilities for eggs to break in layer cage systems. Maybe the poultry stepped on the egg and punctured the shell. Or one time while you were collecting eggs, one slipped out of your hand and fell onto the floor of the coop and shattered.

Once a hen has tasted fresh eggs and found it to be "good food," she may break the eggs on purpose to eat them. Once she learns to do this, other hens will learn from her and soon you may be very short of eggs.

So how do we prevent this? Or if eating eggs has become a problem, how can we fix it?

Preventing chickens from eating eggs is simpler and more effective with battery layer cages.

First, make sure your chickens get an adequate and balanced diet with plenty of protein and calcium. The layer cage systems provides an automatic feeding system, which evenly distributes the feed into the trough, and the feeding amount can be adjusted. In order to avoid waste of feed, there are feeding devices at both ends of the trough for feeding back. Feed trough. We recommend that you add protein and calcium materials to your feed so that each bird gets enough food.

Second, provide enough space for your chickens and eggs in the coop. There is a big gap between the height of the wire chicken cages before and after. Using an automatic poultry egg collection system, eggs are rolled smoothly onto the egg belt. The egg belt transports the eggs to the front of the cage. The eggs are then transferred to the vertical egg lift. Egg guides at the front of each floor guide eggs to different positions in the elevator. No collision will occur. This effectively prevents the possibility of the hen accidentally breaking the egg.

The above is the sharing of poultry equipment suppliers, hoping to help everyone solve the problem of chicken pecking eggs.