How to raise Nandan Yao chickens? A detailed explanation of breeding techniques

SummaryNandan Yao chickens are not picky about food. To save costs, they can be fed coarse feed, and some live insects can be added to enrich their nutritional needs. In terms of coop management, it is necessary to frequently check whether the coop has any gaps, as this can effectively prevent animal intrusion or escape. The most important thing to note is the daily cleaning of the chicken shed. If it is excessively damp, certain measures also need to be taken so that bacteria in the chicken shed can be controlled.

1. Feed

Nandan Yao chicks are more suited to free-range raising. Since they are not picky about feed, they can be fed somewhat coarse feed, which can greatly reduce breeding costs. Nandan Yao chickens also like to eat some live insects, so some insects and earthworms can be appropriately added to their feed.

2. Coop management

Since Nandan Yao chickens are mostly raised in Sichuan and other places, they are extremely likely to attract attacks from weasels or other animals. Therefore, it is necessary to frequently check whether the shed has gaps, and the gaps must be blocked in time. This can also prevent Nandan Yao chickens from escaping and ensure that unnecessary economic losses are reduced.

3. Cleaning the coop

It is best to clean daily, as this prevents various diseases in the coop to the greatest extent. Also, by observing the daily droppings of Nandan Yao chickens, you can judge whether the Nandan Yao chickens are healthy. If any abnormality is found in the Nandan Yao chickens, they can be isolated in time. If the chicken shed is very damp after rain, a dehumidifier can be used to remove the moisture in time, because this kind of environment is most likely to cause disease.