2. Feeding: Keep it at home for 30-45 days, and then move it to the mountains to raise it, with a high survival rate. During the day, chickens are released, basking in the sun and foraging. Breakfast and Chinese food can be fed half full, giving full play to the enthusiasm of chickens for foraging, and dinner can be fed full. The big mouth at the bottom of the trough is small, and the inner edge is nailed to the mouth, which can not only prevent the chicken from hooking off the feed, but also prevent the chicken from entering the trough to shit and pull out the feed. In summer, when it gets dark to night 10, hang an electric lamp on the flat ground of the henhouse 1 m to attract insects to feed the chickens. You can hang a kerosene lamp if there is no electricity. Give enough clean water.
3. Management: The henhouse should be warm in winter and cool in summer. Pay special attention to the invasion of "cold spring" and let the chickens go back to the house for the night. Clean up chicken manure every morning. Dogs can be kept to deal with wild animals.
4. Epidemic prevention: 7 days after hatching, the Newcastle disease vaccine is dripped into the nose, and the nose of each chicken drops 1 drop; After 60 days, each chicken was injected with Newcastle disease vaccine and cholera vaccine, 1 ml, to prevent chicken plague and cholera. Dissolve vinegar and cold boiled water in half, or dissolve 1 furazolidone in 500g cold boiled water for chickens to drink; You can also stuff soybeans into fresh pig bile, tighten the nozzle and air dry. 1 month-old chicken with half a grain, and 2-3 grains at 2 months-old chicken, used alternately, has a good effect on preventing and treating pullorum disease.