Hot-dip Galvanized Battery Cage System for Laying Hens in Poultry
Farm Housing
management
The layer chicken cage
In cage-rearing, chickens are confined within cages, restricting
their ability to control environmental factors and requiring human
intervention to ensure their survival and productivity.
Consequently, cage-raised chickens demand advanced feeding and
management techniques.
Cage rearing is the most prevalent three-dimensional approach to
chicken production and the leading off-ground method utilized.
Developed nations typically house over 80% of laying hens in cages.
In China, cage rearing has gained traction and demonstrated success
with advancements in cage materials and designs. It is seen as the
future of commercial operations for laying hens, chicks, breeders,
and broilers, offering clear advantages over conventional floor
rearing practices.
In cages, a higher density of chickens per unit area means
substantial savings on housing and land compared to floor rearing.
Cages are utilized to isolate chickens and prevent epidemic
outbreaks.
Cage systems streamline management tasks, saving labor and
improving productivity.
Controlled environmental conditions in cages promote uniform
growth, high and stable egg production rates.
Observation and removal of unhealthy chickens in cages ensures the
health and productivity of the flock.
Reduced ground contact in cages minimizes parasitic diseases and
lowers medication costs. Elimination of bedding material saves
expenses.
Maintaining clean and hygienic conditions in chicken houses
enhances product quality by preventing egg contamination due to
feces.
Limiting chicken activity in cages reduces feed consumption,
increases feed conversion efficiency, and improves economic
outcomes.
Cage systems make it straightforward to collect chicken manure,
which can be used effectively as feed for pigs and fish after
fermentation.
As for the shortcomings of cage-raised chickens, such as
nutritional deficiency, fatty liver syndrome, egg-laying fatigue,
chest cysts, brittle and flexible bones, etc., can be improved to
varying degrees by improving feeding management and cage materials.
Multi-layer coops can promote the health of chickens
Neglecting the use of multi-layer coops often leads many poultry
farmers to achieve suboptimal results in chicken rearing.
Multi-layer coops play a crucial role in maintaining chicken health
and enhancing reproductive success.
The original multi-storey chicken coop is more than just a basic
structure with a metal mesh floor and heating elements. Its design
contrasts with that of a typical wire cage. The wire flooring is
intricately crafted to enable efficient fecal removal, minimizing
waste buildup around the flock and reducing the potential for
fecal-borne diseases. This design feature is crucial for ensuring
chicken health and protecting farmers' investments.
Increase egg production
The productivity of chickens is positively impacted by their health
status, with those raised in healthier conditions generally
outperforming those in less favorable environments. Enrichment
cages are particularly effective in maximizing egg production
potential.
Recent estimates reveal that around 60% of eggs used in items such
as mayonnaise, sandwiches, and cakes are produced by caged
chickens, emphasizing the utilization of multi-layer cages to
maximize egg output.
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 |
