4 advantages of enclosed chicken coop

The enclosed chicken coop is also called the fully enclosed windowless chicken coop. This kind of chicken coop has good heat insulation on the roof and four walls; there are no windows on all sides, and the environment inside the coop is mainly regulated by manual or instrument control, resulting in an “artificial climate” in the coop, making it as close as possible to the most suitable for the needs of the physiological functions of the chicken.

1.Controllable environmental conditions in chicken coops

It is in line with the physiological and production needs of chickens, and the stable environment of the chicken coop is not easily affected by natural environmental conditions, which makes production stable and safe. Such as restrictive feeding, forced feathering and other measures.

2.Intensification and standardization.

The construction of chicken coops generally requires a lot of financial investment, and the number of chickens kept is generally above 10,000, with a large number of chickens kept in a unit area and high land utilization. The growth and production of chickens can generally be controlled in accordance with the chicken rearing standards.

3.Save manpower and reduce rearing costs.

The ventilation, light, humidity, and even feeding, drinking and epidemic prevention of enclosed chicken coops are all mechanically and electronically controlled artificially, which will reduce the manpower required for production, and at the same time, the artificial waste of feed will be greatly reduced due to the advanced nature of the feeding equipment, thus reducing the feeding cost while improving production efficiency.

4.Good isolation and disinfection, less cross-contamination.

As the closed chicken coop is better isolated from the outside world, the chance of pathogenic microorganisms inside and outside the chicken coop will be reduced, while the disinfection and sterilization in the chicken coop can be controlled in a certain space, so the chance of cross-contamination will be greatly reduced, which is conducive to the prevention and control of epidemics, especially major animal diseases.