Strengthen observation of the flock when raising chickens in the orchard

Raising chickens in an orchard is often not a full-time operation, and moreover, when free-ranging, the chickens peck everywhere for insects and grass, so abnormal conditions in the chickens are not easy to detect in time. If the chickens contract an infectious disease, they will spread pathogenic microorganisms throughout the entire environment. During free-range rearing, patrol and observation should be strengthened, and sick or weak chickens that lag behind, stay alone in a corner, or appear listless should be isolated for observation and treatment in time. When the chickens return to the coop in the evening, their number should be counted, so that problems can be discovered in time, causes identified, and effective measures taken.