How to Reasonably Manage Rotational Grazing Intervals in Free-Range Chicken Farming

Free-range chicken farming requires reasonable rotational grazing intervals. If a site is used for too long, the ground becomes contaminated and harbors many pathogens, posing a major threat to flock health; moreover, the grass roots, leaves and tree roots are easily pecked away, causing soil compaction and environmental pollution that affects fruit tree growth. If the interval is too short, investment is duplicated, costs increase and profitability suffers. Generally, a two-year rotation is used.