Method of raising chickens under Robinia pseudoacacia forest

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for raising chickens under a Robinia pseudoacacia forest, comprising the following steps: step one, selecting a forest, specifically selecting a Robinia pseudoacaciaforest with large plant and row spacings; step two, constructing an auxiliary facility; step three, preparing the land under the forest; step four, sowing pasture; step five, managing the pasture, specifically conducting topdressing every other month after sowing, spraying 3-5 Kg / mu of a compound fertilizer continuously for 3 to 5 times; and step six, grazing chicks. The method of the invention satisfies the herbage demand of the chickens by planting the pasture under the forest, prevents the land from being exposed, maintains ecological stability, constructs a benign ecological cycle, and isconducive to promoting the sustainable development of the forestry. The chickens cultivated by the method of the invention are freely bred and managed in the whole process, the food is rich in variety, the exercise amount of the chickens is large, natural-ingredient feed is fed, and the chicken meat is fine and elastic, and fresh and delicious in flavor.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of poultry breeding, and relates to a method for raising chickens under locust forests to meet the herbivorous needs of chickens and prevent bare land by planting forage grass, and is suitable for raising broilers. Background technique [0002] The under-forest economy is an ecological agricultural model that makes full use of under-forest land resources and shade advantages to engage in under-forest planting, breeding and other three-dimensional composite production and management, so that agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry can realize resource sharing, complementary advantages, mutual growth and coordinated development. [0003] Forest poultry model is one of the important models of understory economy. It is to plant pastures or keep natural weeds under the fast-growing forest, fence the surrounding area, and raise chickens, ducks and other poultry. Poultry peck insects and weeds in the forest, an...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there are still some disadvantages in the forest poultry model. For example, chickens like to plan food, which can easily cause the land to be exposed; the density of chickens is too high, which leads to excessive consumption of pasture or weeds and destroys the ecological balance.