Raising chickens in woodland can provide a natural growth environment for chickens. What problems should be paid attention to when raising chickens in woodland?

Because some fruit trees, some products are not suitable for undergrowth planting, and some products are suitable for undergrowth planting, in this case, it is necessary to distinguish whether undergrowth planting meets our local requirements. Raising chickens in forest land can reduce fertilization for plants, because chicken manure is a good farm manure, which reduces the cost of fertilizing surrounding plants and can be used reasonably.

The roots are developed and go deep into the soil, so chickens will not hurt the roots; Trees have lush foliage and many fallen leaves, which can provide certain vitamins and other nutrients for chickens. The accumulation of fallen leaves on the ground will breed a large number of insects for chickens. Raising chickens in woodland makes full use of the resources in the ecological environment. Chickens have sufficient exercise and enhanced disease resistance. The produced chicken and eggs are safe, organic and green ecological foods. People who eat can rest assured.

Every day, the activity of chickens is increased through the state of free-range, which is incomparable to chickens in cages. Meanwhile, the feed cost can be saved. The price in the market is also very advantageous, and meat can be as delicious as pheasant, which is the favorite of diners. There is a lot of room for chickens in the woodland. Chickens eat wild weeds and vegetables in the woodland. Chickens grow well and the meat is delicious, which reduces the feed for chickens and improves profits. Weeding the forest land, killing insects and returning forest land fertilizer, the trees grow well.

Build a henhouse. The henhouse where chickens are raised under the forest is relatively simple and only needs a place for chickens to rest at night. You can build a frame with bricks and strips, leaving a small door for entry and exit. Then it is surrounded by plastic film and the top end, and then it is fixed. When reclaiming forest land, it is necessary to build a henhouse in the center of the forest land and build a henhouse with simple boards. As long as the henhouse can keep out the wind and rain, it is enough to provide a shelter for the chickens in the rainy season. More sinks should be placed in every position of the garden in the woodland. Woodland has a natural food source for raising chickens, and it is also a good shelter for chickens. Saving land resources will also promote the growth of forest vegetation! Woodland provides enough food for chickens, and chickens have enough grass and insects. Reduce feed cost. Chickens also have venues to improve the quality of chickens.