With the improvement of living standards, people’s demand for chicken is increasing. However, the environmental problems in the chicken cage will directly affect the growth status and production efficiency of the chicken. Therefore, manufacturers of fully automatic chicken raising equipment recommend cleaning and disinfecting the chicken cages.
1. Cleaning of chicken coop equipment and chicken coop. The main design is galvanized mesh, which is not easy to be scratched or pitted under normal circumstances, but some impurities such as chicken feathers, feed, chicken manure, etc. will be attached during use. After a long time, it may scab and become hard, so we have to take it out and clean it, don’t rub it with a stiff brush, soak it after cleaning, soak the dirt softly, and then rinse it with water. In the entire cleaning process, it is not recommended to use detergent, because the ingredients contained in the detergent will corrode the chicken cage equipment to a certain extent.
2. Sterilization of chicken cages: Broilers in chicken cages should maintain a high density, so spray or fumigation should be used for disinfection. If the disinfection is not clean, bacteria and viruses are likely to remain, which is not conducive to future breeding and disease prevention. Pay attention to the rotation and dosage of disinfectants during disinfection. Before fumigation, close doors and windows, close all gaps tightly, and then calculate the amount of medicine based on the volume of the chicken cage. After disinfection, open doors and windows to ventilate for 1-2 days to prepare for incubation.
The above is a relatively simple cleaning method. In fact, in order to keep the chicken coop equipment clean and tidy, it is essential to maintain it carefully. In normal use, we try not to pull, pull or close the door too hard to reduce the collision of materials. When raising chickens, do not scatter the feed around the chicken coop or soak them in liquid. Usually the correct installation method is to use. This is an effective way to extend the service life of chicken cage equipment that the manufacturer of fully automatic chicken breeding equipment tells you.