How much does the average chicken farm technician earn a month?

The salary of chicken farm technicians is generally between 4000 yuan and 5000 yuan a month. Chicken farm technicians have many work arrangements and need to have certain professional knowledge. Therefore, the wages of chicken farm technicians are generally higher. Chicken farm technicians should often patrol the henhouse, keep abreast of the situation of the chickens, find problems in time and deal with them as soon as possible. The specific work of chicken farm technicians is introduced as follows:

1. Check harmful gases: ammonia and hydrogen sulfide are the most harmful gases to chickens. Because ammonia is volatile and irritating, if a large amount of ammonia is produced in the henhouse, it will be sensed first when it enters the henhouse. Smelling ammonia means that the ammonia in the chicken coop has already exceeded the standard.

In addition, attention should be paid to carbon monoxide poisoning of people and chickens in chicken coops kept warm by coal stoves. When the above harmful gases exceed the standard, corresponding measures should be taken immediately, such as increasing ventilation and replacing padding, so as to reduce and eliminate the harm to chickens.

2. Check the temperature: For raising chickens, the temperature is very important. Watching chickens to keep warm is a common method of use. Check whether the temperature on the thermometer is consistent with the actual required temperature. If the temperature difference is large, take immediate measures to raise or lower the temperature and control the temperature within the required range.

3. Check the ventilation: check whether the ventilation is good. Especially in the case of low temperature in winter, people often only pay attention to keep warm and ignore normal ventilation. When the ventilation is good, the chicken is lively and active, and there is no smell in the house, especially when the temperature and ventilation meet the standard, there will be a comfortable feeling. If you find the chicken sick, slightly wheezing, strong smell and full of dust, it means that the ventilation of the chicken house is extremely poor and should be strengthened immediately.

4. Check feces: Check the color of feces and see if there is bloody stool. Generally speaking, chicken manure is thin and soft, and some feces are strip-shaped. Some diseases can cause diarrhea in chickens, such as infectious bursal disease and infectious bronchitis, and the feces of chickens are yellow and white; When chickens suffer from Newcastle disease, they discharge green, yellow and white watery feces; There is bloody stool in the shed, and most chickens are infected with coccidia. When the above abnormal feces are found, an autopsy should be conducted if necessary.

5. Check the humidity: check whether the humidity meets the standard. Microorganisms with high humidity are easy to survive, and if accompanied by low temperature, the harm of low temperature is more serious. When the humidity is low, the henhouse is dry, and chickens are prone to respiratory diseases, especially chicks. Long-term dry environment will weaken the dehydration of chickens. Therefore, attention should be paid to the adjustment of humidity in the henhouse.

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Matters needing attention for technicians in chicken farms to raise chickens:

When choosing feed, we should pay attention to the quality of feed, ensure safety and hygiene, do not feed moldy and deteriorated feed, and try our best to ensure that the feed is easy to digest and comprehensive in nutrition. Feeding should be based on the principle of timing and quantification, and you should not eat too much, otherwise it will easily cause indigestion. If the feed is insufficient, it will also hinder the growth and development of food, resulting in bad habits such as pecking addiction.

Feed management is very important for the growth of chickens. Chicks enter the brooding room for about two hours, and they should be fed with water in time. Warm water is controlled at about 30 degrees, and potassium permanganate can be appropriately added for anti-inflammatory sterilization to prevent stress reaction.

Many novice farmers do not have a reasonable and correct management process when breeding, and usually just do what they think. Generally, the management may be stricter during the brooding period, but when the chickens leave the brooding period, the management will gradually relax.

This is very bad for the growth of chickens. When breeding, the sink, sink, feces and residual feed should be cleaned regularly every day. Then regularly disinfect the henhouse, inject vaccines to prevent diseases and a series of work. These are the problems that often appear when many novices raise chickens, and the breeding benefits will of course be greatly affected.