How to reduce the egg breakage rate? Strengthen feeding management during hot seasons

First, prevent the chickens from being startled and avoid stress. Fix the work routine: turning on lights, feeding, watering, manure removal, scrubbing, and disinfection should be carried out at set times to prevent disrupting the "biological clock." The keeper should be careful in all work inside the house, avoid rough movements, avoid noise interference, reduce the number of times the chickens are caught, lower the chickens' sense of fear, and increase the midday rest time. Second, summer temperatures are high, and the chickens' water intake increases; it is about 2 times higher than in winter and about 5 times their feed intake, so the water supply must be kept sufficient and clean, and water outages must be eliminated. Providing sufficient drinking water not only meets the needs of the chicken body for egg production, but can also help relieve heat stress through greater water intake.