Hot-dip Galvanized Battery Cage System for Laying Hens in Poultry
Farm Housing
management
The layer chicken cage
Cage-raising involves confining chickens to cages, depriving them
of control over their environment and necessitating human
intervention to manage various aspects of their survival and
production. As a result, effective feeding and management
technologies are essential for cage-raised chickens.
Cage rearing represents the predominant three-dimensional method
for raising chickens and serves as the primary form of off-ground
production. Developed countries house more than 80% of laying hens
in cages. In China, cage rearing has been steadily adopted and
proven effective with advancements in cage materials and
structures. It is poised to be the future of commercial production
for laying hens, chicks, breeders, and broilers, offering distinct
advantages over traditional floor rearing methods.
Compared to floor rearing, cages house 3 to 5 times more chickens
per unit area, saving on housing and land.
Cage confinement is employed to control and prevent epidemics among
chickens.
Convenient management in cage systems reduces labor costs and
boosts productivity.
Environmental control in cages ensures consistent growth and stable
egg production.
Monitoring and removing sick chickens in cages maintains flock
health and productivity.
Limited ground contact in cages reduces parasitic diseases and
medication expenses. No bedding material is required, saving costs.
Hygienic conditions in chicken houses ensure product quality by
preventing eggs from being contaminated by feces.
Cage systems with limited chicken activity reduce feed consumption,
improve feed conversion rates, and increase economic benefits.
Collecting chicken manure in cages is easy, making it suitable as
feed for pigs and fish after fermentation.
Enhancements in feeding management and advancements in cage
materials can address issues such as nutritional deficiencies,
fatty liver syndrome, egg-laying fatigue, chest cysts, brittle
bones, and flexible bones in cage-raised chickens to varying
degrees.
Multi-layer coops can promote the health of chickens
Many poultry farmers do not get healthy results from raising
chickens because they neglect the use of multi-layer coops.
Multi-layer coops are a great way to keep chickens healthy and
promote their reproduction.
A high-quality multi-layer chicken coop goes beyond a simple
structure with a metal mesh floor and heating elements. Its design
differs significantly from that of a standard wire cage. The wire
flooring is specifically engineered to facilitate the removal of
feces, reducing the presence of waste around the flock and thereby
minimizing the risk of fecal-borne diseases. This proactive
approach helps maintain chicken health and safeguards the farmers'
interests.
Increase egg production
Healthy chickens generally exhibit higher productivity compared to
those raised under less optimal conditions, and enrichment cages
can significantly boost egg production potential.
Approximately 60% of eggs utilized in foods like mayonnaise,
sandwiches, and cakes are sourced from caged chickens, underscoring
the effectiveness of multi-layer cages in promoting high egg
production rates.
Product introduction
Henan silver star cage net introduction, 1250 type frame layer
layer cage, scope of application: laying hens, breeding hens. Each
cage net 650 mm long, 1250 mm wide, each cage net around a door,
each door 650 mm long, 650 mm deep, 500 mm high. Large open space
for maximum comfort, precise structural details to enhance welfare,
up to 9 animals per door. The chicken has an area of 452 square
centimeters. Each cage net feeding capacity of 18.
The breeding capacity of each compartment of three layers is 54.
The breeding capacity of each enclosure is 72. The breeding
capacity of each enclosure is 90. There are 108 birds in each
enclosure of six floors. Four layers are the most common.
Multilayer partition structure optional, duplex multilayer
structure generally to take 4 plus 4 eight layers, or 3 plus 3 plus
3 nine layers. Reduce housing costs. Improve the overall value. To
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| 3-tiers | 0.65*1.25*2.65 m | 54 chickens |
| 4-tiers | 0.65*1.25*3.3 m | 72 chickens |
| 5-tiers | 0.65*1.25*4.6 m | 90 chickens |
| 6-tiers | 0.65*1.25*4.9 m | 108 chicekns |
| 7-tiers | 0.65*1.25*5.5 m | 126 chickens |
| 8-tiers | 0.65*1.25*6.2 m | 144 chickens |
| 9-tiers | 0.65*1.25*7.2 m | 162 chickens |
