The supplier of automatic farming equipment will share with you the difference between automatic chicken cages and traditional chicken farming.
- The foot pads of free-range chickens are worn out. Relatively corresponding and rough. The feeding cycle is long and the growth and development are slow. They require large event venues. The amount of activity of the chicken is also large. Cage chickens have less exercise and produce more meat. The breeding cycle is short. Farmers make more profits.
- Free-range chickens breathe fresh air and exercise a lot. Cage-bred chickens are kept in chicken coops for a long time with little exercise. During the growth process, farmers need to ventilate the chicken house frequently to maintain good air in the chicken house.
- The free-range chickens have a lot of space to find weeds, minerals, fruit kernels, corn and rice. The caged chicken requires the farmers to purchase chicken feed. Chicken feed is a source of nutrition for chickens. This requires farmers to carefully select nutritionally balanced feed.
The above is the difference between caged chickens and free-range chickens shared. Farmers can choose according to their actual situation. If you want to raise chickens in cages, it is enough to buy chicken raising equipment, and the investment is relatively large. If you choose stocking, the input is not low.