The pheasant transportation needs to pay attention to three aspects

First, insulation. The pheasant seedlings are very sensitive to temperature within 7 days, and the temperature should be 32-35Â°C. However, in actual operation, they often change due to various factors such as the season, day and night, and the size of the chicks. Therefore, the standard for the insulation of pheasant seedlings should also be â€œsee chicken temperature.â€ The pheasants within two days of hatching should sleep evenly in the incubator or in the holding room; two days later, they should be free to move freely in the incubator (room) and be very lively.

Second, dry. Only in the dry, hygienic environment, pheasant seedlings can maintain a healthy growth momentum. In particular, hatching chicks for 3 to 7 days have a rapid growth rate, a lot of excrement, and are very easy to wet. Therefore, they should be cleaned frequently and lime powder should be disinfected and disinfected.

Third, ventilation. The standard of ventilation is good air, and some farmers think that opening the windows and doors to meet the ventilation standards, this understanding is more one-sided. To achieve good air, in addition to maintaining a clean, dry hygiene environment, attention should also be paid to the stocking density so that chickens can move freely in a more relaxed space.