How to Raise Black Phoenix Chickens: Black Phoenix Chicken Farming Techniques and Precautions

AbstractSeed selection: choose those with a relatively dark tongue color. Chicken coop: it can be built as a single-row style with a corridor, facing south, with one large and one small window on each of the north and south sides for ventilation. Brooding: use self-warming brooding in a cardboard box, 60-80 birds per sq m. Growing chickens: it is advisable to use off-ground shed rearing or intensive cage rearing, with an exercise yard enclosed outside the coop. Breeding chickens: start feeding breeding chicken feed half a month before the start of laying, and increase lighting. Disease: actively clean the chicken coop, remove manure, and prevent common diseases.

The Black Phoenix Chicken is an animal with a rather special appearance, but many people still like it. How do you raise Black Phoenix Chickens? I do not really know either; I have only sometimes seen them in the vegetable market, and how to raise them specifically should be about the same as ordinary chickens. So let me introduce to you how to raise Black Phoenix Chickens.

How to Raise Black Phoenix Chickens

1. To raise Black Phoenix Chickens, you must first prepare the site. The site is very important. The area of each chicken coop is best 30-40 sq m, and it can be built as a single-row style with a corridor, facing south, with one large and one small window on each of the north and south sides, an opening for free entry and exit in the south wall, and an exercise yard outside. Feed troughs and drinkers are evenly distributed in the coop and the exercise yard, the laying box is placed on one side inside the coop, perches are set on the other side, and a sand area is set at the corner.

2. Chickens from the end of brooding warmth to 165 days of age are called growing chickens. According to use, they can be divided into two types: table young chickens and reserve breeding chickens, and the feeding and management differ. The rearing methods for breeding chickens are divided into three types: floor rearing, wire-floor rearing, and cage rearing. That is, the chickens' daily ration is restricted in quantity and quality, but sufficient and clean drinking water must be ensured; group them reasonably, with 150-200 per group being most suitable.

Black Phoenix Chicken Farming Techniques and Precautions

I. Farming techniques:

1. Stocking density: the suitable density during the brooding period is 80 birds per sq m at 1-2 weeks of age. After 2 weeks of age, appropriately reduce the density, and at 30 days of age about 50 birds per sq m. Appropriately reduce the density as the age in days increases. Ventilation. Pay attention to keeping the indoor air fresh, exchange the air 3-4 times a day, and if necessary, install ventilation equipment.

2. After the chicks enter the coop, let them rest for 1-2 hours, then they should drink water first, then be fed, and clean drinking water should be provided all day. Within 1-2 weeks of age, chicks should not directly drink cold water; cool water can be placed in the chicken coop to warm up before being given. Drinking water must be timely, and water must never be cut off. If the water is found to be contaminated by manure, replace it promptly.

II. Precautions:

Do a good job of cleaning and hygiene, and when brooding in cages, pay attention to changing the bedding cloth. Clean the cage and coop once a day, and use Baidusha disinfectant spray once a week. For each batch of chicks at 9-10 days of age, use a debeaker to debeak them at the proper time: cut off 1/2 of the upper beak from the tip to the nostril, and cut off the front 1/3 of the lower beak. Within 2 weeks of age, pay attention to adding drugs for preventing and treating pullorum disease to the drinking water or feed; after 2 weeks of age, always pay attention to the occurrence of chicken coccidiosis and do the prevention work well.

How Much Is Black Phoenix Chicken per Jin

Black Phoenix Chicken is 85 yuan per jin. Prices differ from place to place, and this price is for reference only. The black silkie is a rare poultry breed unique to our country. Its whole body feathers are tightly attached, and it is named for being black all over. It is a natural black medicinal tonic rare poultry. This breed has strong foraging ability, tolerance to coarse feed, and strong disease resistance. It consumes little feed and has strong adaptability, and can be raised in both the north and the south. It grows quickly in the early stage and has high feed conversion. Commercial chickens can be sold at 90 days, with a body weight of about 1.5 kg; the survival rate reaches 95%. It is the best tonic treasure for women, children, those weakened after illness, and the elderly.

After reading the above introduction, I feel as if I could open a farm right away. It seems that raising them is not especially difficult. If you want to raise them, you can still give it a try. Buy a small chick at home and wait for it to grow up. I wonder whether my information has helped everyone?