On February 18, with the end of the Spring Festival holiday, the company officially started work and ushered in a new year. The company’s leaders and employees gathered together to celebrate the arrival of the new year and look forward to the company’s future development. The company’s general manager gave a speech at the start-up ceremony, reviewing the company’s achievements in the past year, thanking the employees for their hard work, and also pointing out the challenges and opportunities faced by the company. He said that the company will continue to adhere to customer-centric, innovation-driven, quality-oriented, and benefit-oriented, and constantly improve the company’s core competitiveness, to provide customers with better products and services. The company’s general manager also announced the company’s new year’s goals and plans, including expanding market share, increasing research and development investment, optimizing management processes, improving employee welfare, and strengthening corporate culture construction. He hoped that all employees could work together, be proactive, and contribute to the company’s development. The general manager sent generous red envelopes to the employees, adding to the festive atmosphere of the opening. Employees have said that the beginning of a new year means a new beginning. They will meet...
Check the legality of owning poultry in your area. Some places may have restrictions on the number of chickens you can keep or the type of house you can build. Choose the right breed for your purpose and climate. Some breeds are good for eggs, some for meat, and some for both. Some breeds do better in hot or cold weather than others. You can research different breeds online or ask a local hatchery for advice. Build a good house for the birds with all the required facilities. Each bird should have at least 4 square feet of floor space in the coop and 8 square feet in the run. The coop should have a roost, a nest box, a feeder, a waterer, and a ventilation system. The run should have a fence to protect the chickens from predators and a cover to provide shade and shelter from rain. Feed your chickens a well-balanced diet. Adult birds need at least 16% protein in their feed. Chicks need feed starter crumbles for at least the first 4 weeks. You can also give your chickens treats like fruits, vegetables, and mealworms, but not more than 10% of their daily intake. Vaccinate your...
Are you on the lookout for contract poultry farming companies near you? Your search ends here with POUL TECH Poultry Cage, your trusted partner in poultry farming success. Why Choose POUL TECH for Contract Poultry Farming? 1. Site and Farm Visits: Benefit from on-site visits for a layout design and accurate measurement of existing building sizes. 2. Personalized Presentation: Our team offers face-to-face product presentations and detailed quotation explanations. 3. Equipment Samples for Evaluation: Feel the quality with available equipment samples for your inspection. 4. Insightful Farm Visits: Learn from similar farm visits to enhance your understanding of efficient operations. Comprehensive After-sales Support: 1. On-site Installation: Cost-effective on-site installation, tailored to your project and farm location. 2. Free Installation Guide: Navigate the installation process seamlessly with our complimentary installation guide. 3. Missing Parts Replenishment: Enjoy worry-free installation with free replenishment of any missing parts. 4. Free Warranty Accessories: Within the 1-year warranty period, receive free warranty accessories delivered within 1-2 weeks. 5. Regular Equipment Inspection: Benefit from regular equipment inspections and responsive follow-ups based on user feedback. 6. Free Installation Tools: We provide the necessary tools for a hassle-free installation process. As a B2B business...
Are you still conventionally raising chickens? In an open house without side walls? by natural air ventilation? raising chickens on the floor? If you are a traditional chicken farmer, did you have a good review of the production performance at your farm? Like egg production rate, FCR rate, and Mortality …etc I am sure that there are many factors affecting the production performance of the poultry chicken business. Like how to feed them properly, how to clean their houses, how to provide water for drinking etc… these are all important for running a successful chicken-raising business, but there is one more thing that most chicken farmers might easily overlook: Are chickens living in a comfortable environment? So did you check the temperature/humidity inside the poultry house to make sure your chickens are being raised in a comfortable environment, like not too hot or humid? If it’s too cold or dry, they will be uncomfortable and may even get sick or die. The growth performance and health of chickens are greatly influenced by the environment in chicken houses. To improve the growth performance and health of birds, we investigated the relationship between the microclimate environment in chicken...
Renowned for their protein and nutrient density, eggs stand among the most nourishing foods on the planet. One large egg contains 13 essential vitamins along with 6g of protein, making it a valuable and cost-effective dietary addition suitable for individuals of all ages, worldwide. Importantly, eggs can combat common nutrient deficiencies that often go unaddressed but are crucial for maintaining optimal human health and performance. Eggs contain an array of essential nutrients, including choline, which aids in brain development and function; vitamin A, promoting eye health, resilient skin and a robust immune system, and vitamin D, playing a pivotal role in bone health. Furthermore, eggs are packed with high-quality protein, essential for the strength and repair of muscles and tissues. Eggs represent an important source of income for worldwide economy. In particular, in countries with low-middle income, eggs’ market represents a fundamental source of sustainability for many families. Eggs are a high-quality protein but economically accessible to everyone, allowing every individual to provide a fundamental apport for a complete and balanced diet. They are also the source of protein with the lowest environmental impact as they require little water: the environmental footprint of an egg is 29 liters...
H-type and A-type chicken cages are two common types of poultry equipment for raising laying hens. They have different features and benefits, as well as some drawbacks. In this essay, I will compare and contrast these two types of chicken cages and provide some suggestions for choosing the best one for your farm. H-type chicken cages are named after their shape, which resembles the letter H. They are stacked vertically on top of each other, like buildings. This type of chicken cage was invented later than the A-type chicken cage, but it has a more dense structure, a higher space utilization rate, and more poultry per unit of land area. It was invented to meet the increasing demand for poultry consumption with the growth of the global population. The advantages of H-type chicken cages are: 1. They save more floor space, increase the number of feeding, reduce labor and management costs, and ultimately bring considerable profits to chicken farmers. 2. There is a manure removal belt at the bottom of each cage, which is clean and hygienic, allowing the chickens to grow healthily and less pollution to the environment. 3. They have a small footprint, high space utilization, easy to...
