Method for native chicken feeding under walnut forest

Abstract

Disclosed is a method for native chicken feeding under a walnut forest. The method comprises the following steps that the walnut forest is a 3-4 -year-old adult forest; a native chicken house is built at the side of a walnut forest land with ample sunlight; the length of a walkway surrounding the walnut forest is set as 100-150 meters, then, the walkway enters the walnut forest to form an S shape and the length of the walkway is set as 500-650 meters, after the walkway crosses the walnut forest, the walkway extends around the side of the walnut forest and goes back to the entrance of the chicken house, and the length of the walkway is set as 200-250 meters; chickens which are even in size and healthy in body are selected; native chickens of which the weight reaches 2-3 kg and breeding time is more than 80-85 days can sell in the market. According to the method for native chicken feeding under the walnut forest, the native chicken feeding under the walnut forest is comprehensively managed, the characteristics of the walnut planting and native chicken feeding are effectively combined, the native chicken house is reasonably arranged, the labor cost for native chicken stocking is significantly saved, and therefore the native chickens obtain sufficient sunlight supplement in the stocking process.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of agricultural planting and breeding, in particular to a method for cultivating native chickens under a walnut forest. Background technique [0002] With the rapid development of my country's economy and technology, people's living standards have been greatly improved. Especially in recent years, people have gradually pursued original ecological food, that is, people are required to return to agricultural planting and breeding without additives and pollution. Among the many nut foods, walnuts are one of people's favorites. Walnuts, also known as walnuts or Qiang peaches, are Juglandaceae plants. Walnut kernels in walnuts are rich in nutrients, including protein, fat, carbohydrates, carotene and riboflavin, as well as calcium, phosphorus, iron and other trace elements and minerals. Walnut planting has a relatively long history in my country, and walnut planting is generally planted in forests and patches, w...

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Problems solved by technology

However, due to the slow decomposition of native chicken manure and difficulty in being absorbed by walnut forests, it takes a lot of manpower to manage the flocks of native chickens under walnut forests, and the long-term exposure of native chickens to walnut forests makes them unfavorable for growth and other factors. It is difficult to combine the planting of walnut forests with the breeding of native chickens