What safety issues should be noted when raising chickens in an orchard?
When raising chickens in a tall orchard, pay attention to the safety of the flock
After the orchard has been sprayed with insecticide or fertilized, wait 7 days before releasing the chickens; on rainy days, stop for about 5 days; there should be no water source polluted by pesticides near the orchard, to prevent poisoning. When releasing the chickens, drive them to a safe place, so that they do not eat fruit leaves sprayed with insecticide or contaminated grass and get poisoned. It is best to enclose the release area with nylon netting or bamboo fencing, to prevent the chickens from wandering everywhere. When raising chickens in an orchard, keep antidotes such as pralidoxime and atropine on hand at all times, just in case.