Accurate calculation of reasonable feeding of laying hens
The biggest expense for keeping laying hens is feed, which accounts for about 70% of the total cost. Therefore, saving feed is the key to improving the feeding efficiency of laying hens. However, during the rearing process, many breeders of laying hens do not feed the broiler in a timely manner, but feed it at random and feed it blindly. The result is not enough feed, which affects the production of eggs. Cause high investment, low output, even loss. In order to feed the feed reasonably and improve the feeding efficiency of the laying hen, the exact calculation method for the reasonable feeding amount of laying hens in various growth periods is introduced as follows for reference. One, 10 days old chicks. Daily consumption of grams per bird = day +2. For 8-day-old chicks, the number of daily feeds per bird = 8 + 2 = 10 (g). Second, 11-20 days old chicks. Daily consumption of chicken per day = +1. For 14-day-old chicks, the daily consumption of each chicken is 14+1=15 (g). Three, 21-50 days old chicks. The daily consumption of grams per bird is equal to the age of the chicks. For 25-day-old chicks, the daily feed for each chicken is 25 (g). Fourth, 51-150 days of young chickens. Daily consumption of chickens is 50+ (days of age -50)2. For 100-day-old young chickens, the daily feed for each chicken is 50+(100-50)2=75 (g). 5. Breeding chickens over 150 days of age. Daily consumption of each chicken can be stabilized at more than 100 grams. If feeding according to the above method, a hen will consume 8.84 kilograms at the age of 150 days. The above basic meets the needs of the laying hens and achieves the goal of saving feed. Desly Foods Co.,Ltd. , https://www.deslygroup.com