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The advantages are: avoiding flocking and causing water diarrhoea; properly supplying chickens with drinking water not only guarantees the physiological demand for water and production performance of the chickens, but also does not waste water; and reduces the cost of raising chickens.
Second, according to the best temperature supply cold water: There are many benefits for the chicken to drink cold water in summer, has become the consensus of chicken farmers. However, cold water with high temperature does not work well. Low temperature cold water is harmful to the body, in the end how much cold water to drink the best effect, there is still a large gap in the chicken industry, still need a large number of chicken farmers in practice to explore and summarize. According to the hot weather in summer, chilling drinking water for broilers at 8～12°C has the best effect. Broilers drink cold water at 8°C to 12°C, so they are refreshed and lively, feed intake is increased, feed conversion rate is improved obviously, and It has a promotion effect.
Most products are flaky and shorts type. Use adhesive sheets to connect into a pair of shorts. The adhesive sheet also has the function of adjusting the waist size so as to fit different fat and thin body shapes.
Generally, the structure of diapers is divided into three layers from the inside to the outside. The inner layer is close to the skin and made of non-woven fabric; the middle layer is water-absorbent fluff pulp, added with polymer water-absorbing agent; the outer layer is an impermeable breathable film.
The "two best" for drinking chicken
First, according to the best drinking water supply: (1) increase by age: 1 to 6 weeks old chicks, chicken 20 to 100 ml per day; 7 to 12 weeks old young chicken 100 to 200 ml; 200 to 230 ml of chicken; 230 to 300 ml of laying hens. (2) Determined by the ratio of feed intake: drinking water is 2 times the feed intake at normal temperature (20°C), and 5 times the feed intake at high temperature (above 33°C). (3) Determine the egg production rate: When the egg production rate is 50%, the water requirement for each layer will be 170 ml/day for chickens. After increasing the egg production rate by 10%, the water consumption will increase by 12 ml.