Multiple Practical Farming Tricks for High Egg Production in Laying Hens
Plenty of Tricks for High Egg Production in Laying Hens
(Agricultural Wealth Network) Pine needle feeding method Pine needles, as the leaves of pine trees, are not only rich in nutrients but also contain phytoncides, which can promote the growth of livestock and poultry, increase product yield, and prevent gastrointestinal diseases and various vitamin deficiency disorders. Adding 6% pine needle powder to the chicken diet can increase the egg production rate by 13%-15%.
Rapeseed cake feeding method Adding 7% cooked (or detoxified) rapeseed cake to laying hen feed can increase the egg production rate by about 10%.
Peanut shell powder feeding method Adding 3%-5% peanut shell powder to laying hen feed can increase the egg production rate by 15%.
Siberian cocklebur cake feeding method Siberian cocklebur cake is a byproduct after oil extraction from Siberian cocklebur fruit, containing 39% crude protein and trace amounts of sedative substances; adding 10% Siberian cocklebur cake powder to the basic diet of laying hens can increase the egg production rate by 8.35%, egg weight by 2.8%, and feed conversion efficiency by 4.7%.
Carrot feeding method Carrots are rich in carotene (36 mg per kg) and various B vitamins and trace elements; adding 10%-20% carrots to the laying hen diet can increase the egg production rate by 3%-5%.
Corn pollen feeding method Mixing corn pollen into feed to feed chickens can increase the egg production rate by about 10%, and the eggs are brightly colored with increased yolk content.
Eggshell feeding method Regularly adding some crushed eggshells to laying hen feed can increase the egg production rate by about 10%.
Honey feeding method Feeding each chicken 1 gram of honey per day (diluted with water and mixed into the feed in two portions, morning and evening) can increase the egg production rate by 10%-14%.
Rapeseed cake feeding method Adding 7% cooked (or detoxified) rapeseed cake to laying hen feed can increase the egg production rate by about 10%.
Peanut shell powder feeding method Adding 3%-5% peanut shell powder to laying hen feed can increase the egg production rate by 15%.
Siberian cocklebur cake feeding method Siberian cocklebur cake is a byproduct after oil extraction from Siberian cocklebur fruit, containing 39% crude protein and trace amounts of sedative substances; adding 10% Siberian cocklebur cake powder to the basic diet of laying hens can increase the egg production rate by 8.35%, egg weight by 2.8%, and feed conversion efficiency by 4.7%.
Carrot feeding method Carrots are rich in carotene (36 mg per kg) and various B vitamins and trace elements; adding 10%-20% carrots to the laying hen diet can increase the egg production rate by 3%-5%.
Corn pollen feeding method Mixing corn pollen into feed to feed chickens can increase the egg production rate by about 10%, and the eggs are brightly colored with increased yolk content.
Eggshell feeding method Regularly adding some crushed eggshells to laying hen feed can increase the egg production rate by about 10%.
Honey feeding method Feeding each chicken 1 gram of honey per day (diluted with water and mixed into the feed in two portions, morning and evening) can increase the egg production rate by 10%-14%.