Temperature And Broiler Farming 

Temperature and broiler farming

temperature and broiler farming  Broilers are chickens that produce a large amount of meat. Tender chicken is ideal for preparing large meals as well as for proper nutrition. When raising chickens it is necessary to take care not only But let the birds eat properly.

but also about the microclimate An important characteristic of the microclimate is the temperature at which organisms are kept. Below you can find a table of optimal temperatures for broilers.

How does temperature affect broilers ?

Newborn chicks should be adequately warmed from day 1 of their own lives. A weakened immune system turns external factors into threats. The slightest amount of heat can provoke disease and death. Heat dependence persists even in adult chickens.

Farming is currently undergoing major changes. Using an incubator and an incubator allows you to skip spawning. Plus, you don’t have to keep the chicks next to the mother anymore.

It is generally recommended to keep laying hens separate from the young.

The main purpose of raising broilers is to obtain meat. Farmers need to create all the conditions for this. Taking into account this, eggs of different layers are incubated, and then the resulting chickens are raised in the house.

The development of broilers and their immunity depends on the microclimate in the chicken coop. Therefore, the farmer must pay special attention to the conditions of the poultry, that is, the temperature in the house.

Optimum temperature readings in the chicken coop

The optimum temperature setting for young and old hens is different. Below is a table with related parameters.

for the growth of chicks

Suitable temperature chart for chicks:

for adult chickens

Temperature table for adult chickens (no heater used)

Heat control

In newborn chickens, the thermoregulation mechanism does not work because the body is not yet developed. Their muscle mass is still too small for the body to receive enough heat when moving.  Therefore, to control the heating in the chicken coop, household underfloor heating or infrared lamps are used. Care should be taken to ensure that the chicks do not stray from the heater too much.

It is best to feed the brooder with a brooder parent, namely a box, which can be adjusted for weather conditions and light levels. You also need to check the humidity level, probably 60-70 percent.

Do not forget about the functional ventilation of the chicken coop and provide it with a normal level of lighting.

Temperature is not the only thing that matters in broilers. You must follow the instructions below

1 When introducing new feeds into the diet, 

care should be taken to feed the mature boiled potatoes. This product in large quantities can cause intestinal problems in chicks, including volvulus and death. The diet of adult broilers should be dominated by crushing and concentrated feed. Add succulent foods to the diet at the end of fattening.

2. Watch the chicken’s breathing.

 If interrupted, the air in the chicken coop is too humid. You have to improve the ventilation. If the chicks move little and lie on their back for a long time, then they do not have enough vitamin D, if their feathers do not shine and become brittle, there is excessive dryness in the house.

3. To prevent intestinal disturbances in chickens, 

add potassium permanganate to the drink every 2 days, be sure to stir the solution thoroughly. The bowl and feeder must be cleaned with sodium bicarbonate. Rinse drinks and feeders after each feeding and feeding.

4. The floor in the house must be clean and insulated. 

You can spread a straw mat on top of a thin layer of lime. Make sure the straw doesn’t begin to decompose, replace it in time.

If you provide broilers with proper house conditions, you can easily grow healthy chickens that will provide you with plenty of meat. Breeding broilers is quite simple, so even a novice farmer who is just starting to raise poultry should have no problems.

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