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Detailed Explanation of Miyi Chicken Breeding Technology and Rearing Management Methods

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Abstract When selecting Miyi chicks, try to buy them from reliable sources, and remember to buy chicks that have been vaccinated, and the chicks must have rich nutrition and adequate warmth measures in place. Regarding the daily management of Miyi chickens, cleaning must be carried out on schedule, and do not use medications with too heavy residues for disinfection.

Abstract When selecting Miyi chicks, try to buy them from reliable sources, and remember to buy chicks that have been vaccinated, and the chicks must have rich nutrition and adequate warmth measures in place. Regarding the daily management of Miyi chickens, cleaning must be carried out on schedule, and do not use medications with too heavy residues for disinfection. Miyi chickens suspected of being ill should be isolated immediately, and the chickens in the same pen should be disinfected and treated.

1. Miyi Chicks

The selection of chicks is very important. When purchasing Miyi chicks, it is best to buy from a legitimate chick supplier and confirm whether they have been vaccinated. If the chicks have not been vaccinated, their survival rate is difficult to guarantee. To ensure that Miyi chicks have rich nutrition, complete-price feed can be used for feeding, and the chicks' environment should be kept warm enough, with proper ventilation as well.

2. Miyi Chicken Management

To make it less likely for Miyi chickens to be infected by bacteria, the excrement in the chicken coop must be cleaned up regularly and disinfected. The disinfectant used must not be too irritating, otherwise it may easily remain in the chicken coop and be accidentally eaten by the Miyi chickens. In summer, ventilation must be carried out to keep the air in the chicken coop circulating.

3. Prevention and Control

If Miyi chickens are found to have poor mental state or eat very little, they should first be fed separately for observation, and the chicken coop should be sterilized in advance, so that the spread of the virus can be quickly cut off and infection of other chickens in the same pen can be prevented.

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