Hot-dip Galvanized Layer Hen Cage System For Poultry Farming

Hot-dipped Galvanized Battery Cage System for Laying Hens in Poultry Farm Houses

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The layer chicken cage

The cage-rearing method confines chickens within cages, limiting their control over environmental conditions and relying entirely on human intervention to ensure their survival and productivity. Therefore, cage-raised chickens necessitate advanced feeding and management technologies.

Cage rearing is the predominant method of three-dimensional chicken production and the primary form of off-ground raising. Over 80% of laying hens in developed nations are housed in cages. In China, cage rearing has seen increasing adoption and positive outcomes due to advancements in cage materials and structures. It is considered the future direction for commercial production of laying hens, chicks, breeders, and broilers, offering significant advantages over floor rearing methods.

High stocking density in cages allows for 3 to 5 times more chickens per unit area compared to floor rearing, resulting in savings on housing and land.

Chickens are housed in cages to prevent the spread of epidemics.

Cage systems allow for convenient management, reduce labor requirements, and increase productivity.

The controlled environment of cages supports uniform growth and steady egg production rates.

Removing sick chickens from cages ensures the health and productivity of the flock.

Chickens in cages have minimal ground contact, lowering the risk of parasitic diseases and reducing medication costs. The absence of bedding materials saves on expenses.

Clean and hygienic conditions in chicken houses improve product quality by preventing egg contamination from feces.

Limited chicken activity in cages reduces feed consumption, increases feed conversion rates, and improves economic returns.

Easy collection of chicken manure in cages allows for its effective use as feed for pigs and fish after fermentation.

The shortcomings of cage-raised chickens, such as nutritional deficiencies, fatty liver syndrome, egg-laying fatigue, chest cysts, brittle and flexible bones, etc., can be mitigated to different extents through enhancements in feeding management and cage materials.

Multi-layer coops can promote the health of chickens

Neglecting the use of multi-layer coops often leads many poultry farmers to achieve suboptimal results in chicken rearing. Multi-layer coops play a crucial role in maintaining chicken health and enhancing reproductive success.

A high-quality multi-layer chicken coop goes beyond a simple structure with a metal mesh floor and heating elements. Its design differs significantly from that of a standard wire cage. The wire flooring is specifically engineered to facilitate the removal of feces, reducing the presence of waste around the flock and thereby minimizing the risk of fecal-borne diseases. This proactive approach helps maintain chicken health and safeguards the farmers' interests.

Increase egg production

Chickens raised in healthy conditions are more productive compared to those raised in unhealthy environments, and enrichment cages enhance the potential for egg production.

Recent estimates indicate that 60% of eggs used in products like mayonnaise, sandwiches, and cakes are sourced from caged chickens. This underscores the preference for cage-based systems, particularly multi-layer cages, to maximize egg production.

Product introduction

Henan silver star cage net introduction, 1250 type frame layer layer cage, scope of application: laying hens, breeding hens. Each cage net 650 mm long, 1250 mm wide, each cage net around a door, each door 650 mm long, 650 mm deep, 500 mm high. Large open space for maximum comfort, precise structural details to enhance welfare, up to 9 animals per door. The chicken has an area of 452 square centimeters. Each cage net feeding capacity of 18.

The breeding capacity of each compartment of three layers is 54. The breeding capacity of each enclosure is 72. The breeding capacity of each enclosure is 90. There are 108 birds in each enclosure of six floors. Four layers are the most common. Multilayer partition structure optional, duplex multilayer structure generally to take 4 plus 4 eight layers, or 3 plus 3 plus 3 nine layers. Reduce housing costs. Improve the overall value. To learn more about related products, matching related automatic equipment welcome to inquire