Fully automatic A-type H-type laying cage

Product Description:

H-type chicken coop, also known as multi-layer laminated chicken coop, has many advantages such as large breeding amount per unit area, high land utilization rate, low labor cost, low staff dynamic intensity, low risk of disease transmission, simple fecal treatment, cleanliness and hygiene. At the same time, the H-type chicken cage can also be well combined with the modern Internet and intelligent technology, and more intelligent information technology can be applied to the preparation of livestock breeding, improve the level of chicken intensification and automation, and promote the technological upgrading of the chicken industry

The cage-raising method involves using a chicken cage to house the chickens. Since the chickens are confined within the cages and cannot choose their environmental conditions, they entirely depend on humans to provide various survival and production conditions. Therefore, raising chickens in cages requires higher levels of feeding and management technology.

Cage rearing stands as the most commonly employed three-dimensional method in chicken production and is the main form of off-ground rearing. Over 80% of laying hens in developed nations are kept in cages. This method has gained traction in China in recent years, showing promising results. With advancements in the materials and structures of chicken cages, cage rearing is projected to be the future development path for commercial laying hens, chicks, breeders, and broilers.Cage rearing provides significant benefits over flat rearing: (1) Greater feeding density, accommodating 3 to 5 times more chickens in the same area, thus saving on housing and land. (2) Enhanced epidemic prevention by keeping chickens in cages. (3) Easier management, labor savings, and increased labor productivity. (4) Easy control of environmental conditions, ensuring uniform growth and a high, stable laying rate. (5) Facilitates the observation and culling of unhealthy chickens, ensuring the health and productivity of the flock. (6) Less ground contact reduces parasitic diseases and medication costs. No need for bedding material, saving expenses. Cleaner chicken houses and uncontaminated eggs enhance product quality. (7) Limited movement reduces feed consumption and improves conversion efficiency, leading to better economic outcomes. (8) Chicken manure is easily collected and can be fermented into valuable feed for pigs and fish.

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