Method for breeding running chickens by using pumpkins

A breeding method and pumpkin technology, which are applied in the fields of botanical equipment and methods, horticulture, plant cultivation, etc., can solve the problems of the health of free-range laying hens, the quality of egg production cannot be guaranteed, the immunity and disease resistance of native chickens are poor, and the breeding economic losses of households, to achieve the effect of improving immunity, free of pesticide and antibiotic residues, and cost saving

Pending Publication Date: 2019-03-01
贵州乐达丰生态农业有限公司
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Problems solved by technology

The feed used by free-range laying hens in the prior art is still not substantially different from that of bar-raised laying hens, so that the health and egg production quality of free-range laying hens cannot be guaranteed during the feeding process
However, in the free-range breeding process of the existing native chickens, the native chickens have poor immunity and disease resistance, are prone to diseases, and have a low survival rate, which brings economic losses to the farmers.

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Embodiment 1

[0020] A method for cultivating pumpkins of free-range chickens, the method for cultivating pumpkins comprises the following steps:

[0021] (1) Breeding site selection: choose mountains, woodlands or short grasses far away from urban areas and industrial areas as breeding sites, and areas near the breeding site with water sources, light transmission and good ventilation are used as breeding sites;

[0022] (2) The construction of the breeding site: the selected breeding site is divided into multiple areas, and weeds and green leafy vegetables are planted in each area, and insects for chickens are cultivated at the same time; chicken coops are set up near the breeding site, And a plurality of pumpkin feed racks are built around the chicken house, and the pumpkin feed racks are connected to each other by a plurality of main columns and a plurality of spans to form a frame structure, and the spans are arranged between the main columns;

[0023](3) Breeding: Breed 60 to 70 per mu...

Embodiment 2

[0028] A pumpkin breeding method for free-range chickens, comprising the following steps:

[0029] (1) Breeding site selection: choose mountains, woodlands or short grasses far away from urban areas and industrial areas as breeding sites, and areas near the breeding site with water sources, light transmission and good ventilation are used as breeding sites;

[0030] (2) The construction of the breeding site: the selected breeding site is divided into multiple areas, and weeds and green leafy vegetables are planted in each area, and insects for chickens are cultivated at the same time; chicken coops are set up near the breeding site, And a plurality of pumpkin feed racks are built around the chicken house, and the pumpkin feed racks are connected to each other by a plurality of main columns and a plurality of spans to form a frame structure, and the spans are arranged between the main columns;

[0031] (3) Breeding: Breed 65 to 75 per mu, select native chicken varieties suitabl...

Embodiment 3

[0036] A pumpkin breeding method for free-range chickens, comprising the following steps:

[0037] (1) Breeding site selection: choose mountains, woodlands or short grasses far away from urban areas and industrial areas as breeding sites, and areas near the breeding site with water sources, light transmission and good ventilation are used as breeding sites;

[0038] (2) The construction of the breeding site: the selected breeding site is divided into multiple areas, and weeds and green leafy vegetables are planted in each area, and insects for chickens are cultivated at the same time; chicken coops are set up near the breeding site, And a plurality of pumpkin feed racks are built around the chicken house, and the pumpkin feed racks are connected to each other by a plurality of main columns and a plurality of spans to form a frame structure, and the spans are arranged between the main columns;

[0039] (3) Breeding: Breed 70 to 80 chickens per mu, select native chicken species ...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a method for breeding running chickens by using pumpkins. The method by using pumpkins comprises the following steps of selecting a breeding farm, constructing a breeding siteand carrying out breeding. In the breeding process, chicks of a local chicken variety which are suitable for local breeding are selected for breeding, the selected chicks are bred to middle chicks according to a conventional method, then the middle chicks are bred to the mature chickens, and slaughter can be carried out after the chicks are fed for 6-7 months. Through the addition of pumpkins, abundant nutrient elements can be supplied to the running chickens, and meanwhile, the chickens can eat the pumpkins in a jumping process, so that the exercise amount of the chickens can be increased. The running chickens fed by the method disclosed by the invention has a large amount of proteins and beneficial fat in the chicken bodies, the growth time is long, synthetic nutrients are rich, no pesticide or antibiotic residues exist and no growth hormone is used, so that a purpose of natural, green and healthy breeding is achieved. The safety degree is high, cost is low, breeding efficiency is improved, and large-scale breeding can be realized, so that a wide market prospect is achieved, and the method is suitable for popularization and use.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of native chicken breeding in the breeding industry, and in particular relates to a pumpkin breeding method for free-range chickens. Background technique [0002] Free-range chickens are native chickens that are raised naturally. Different from broilers raised in cages, free-range chickens grow in a natural environment. They move freely in grassland or woodland for food every day, eating insects, weeds and other natural foods. Due to frequent walking, the muscles of free-range chickens are firm and have a better taste. At the same time, the eggs produced are of higher quality. The egg yolks contain high carotenoids and vitamin B2, so the egg yolks are larger and darker in color. [0003] Due to the delicious meat quality, high-quality eggs and rich nutrition of free-range chickens, the market demand prospect is broad. Free-range chickens are raised in forests or orchards most of the time, which is closer to...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01K67/02A01G22/00
CPCA01K67/02A01G22/00
Inventor 钱霖胡生贵
Owner 贵州乐达丰生态农业有限公司
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