A chicken coop used for free-range chicken sheds in the wild

Abstract

The invention discloses a chicken coop for free-range chicken sheds in the wild, which comprises a chicken coop body, the interior of the chicken coop body is hollow, the front side is open, a door is hinged, and an egg-laying room integrated with the chicken coop body is set. Holes are opened at the top and center of the bottom of the chicken coop. The surface of the egg-laying room is covered with mesh, and the outer surface is covered with a layer of fluff. A sensor A is installed on the wall of the egg-laying room, and a pipe is installed in the chicken coop. , connected to the hole at the bottom center of the egg-laying room, the sensor B is set at the pipe outlet, an egg receiving trough is placed at the bottom of the chicken nest body, an air bag is set in the egg receiving trough, and a fan is set outside the chicken nest body. A heater is arranged at the air outlet of the fan, a nest top is arranged on the top of the chicken nest body, a driving mechanism is arranged under the nest top, and a controller is arranged on the side of the chicken nest body. The invention can absorb the water on the shell of the egg, dry the egg-laying room and the pipeline, and drive away the free-range chickens that have finished laying eggs.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of free-range chicken breeding, in particular to a chicken coop used for free-range chicken sheds in the wild. Background technique

[0002] When carrying out large-scale free-range breeding of laying hens, due to the large range of activities of the chickens, some chicken coops are often scattered within the range of activities of the chickens to facilitate the laying of eggs. Existing chicken coops generally place some relatively soft litters at the bottom of a frame so that the litters form a groove. After the chicken has laid eggs in the chicken nest, the eggs are placed in the chicken nest. When a chicken has finished laying eggs in the chicken nest and then leaves the chicken nest, another chicken enters the chicken nest to lay eggs. There are often many chickens in a chicken coop to lay eggs in a day. Eggs have a shelf life and are mainly affected by temperature. Many chickens lay eggs in the same chicken co...

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