May 20 2026

Solutions for Underweight Pullet in Cage Systems

Solutions for Underweight Pullet in Cage Systems Successfully raising pullets for a Pullet cage solution​ requires precise management, and achieving target body weight at each stage is critical. Failure to meet weight standards can be traced to three main categories, each requiring a specific Pullet cage solution management​ approach. 1. Primary Causes of Underweight Pullets […]

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May 13 2026

How can automatic poultry farm maximize the potential of laying hens?

How can automatic poultry farm maximize the potential of laying hens? Optimizing Rearing for High-Yield Layers: A Guide to Uniformity, Weight Management, and Peak Production Success in automatic poultry farm​ operations hinges on precise management, especially during the pullet rearing phase. A well-prepared, uniform flock is the cornerstone of achieving a high, persistent production peak. […]

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May 08 2026

What equipment is needed for a poultry farming complex?

What equipment is needed for a poultry farming complex? Building a Complete Layer Complex: ​ What parts should it include at a minimum? A modern, fully integrated layer farm is more than just chicken houses. It’s a carefully planned ecosystem designed for efficiency, biosecurity, and sustainability. Here’s a breakdown of the essential zones in a […]

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April 14 2026

Stress Management in Modern Poultry Farming: A Guide for Cages for Layers Operations​

​Core Principles for Reducing Stress in Cages for Layers​ Effective management of laying hens in modern farming requires meticulous attention to detail to minimize stress, which directly impacts health, welfare, and productivity. The following measures are crucial, especially in high-density ​cages for layers​ systems. ​1. Feeding Management in Cages for Layers​ ​Acclimating to Automated Systems:​​ […]

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April 10 2026

How to Master Spring Ventilation in Multi-Tier Brooding Cage System

Ventilation Management for chick in Spring Weather As breeding scales and equipment continue to upgrade, management concepts and techniques must also evolve. Currently, there are many misconceptions in farm management. Some rely on feel, others lack awareness, and electronic products inherently carry a degree of uncertainty and error. Any mistake can lead to significant losses. […]

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January 21 2026

Feed Silo and Automatic Chicken Feeding​ Operation Guide​

Introduction to the Feed Silo​ Feed towerFeed Silo The finished feed storage bin, commonly called a feed silo or feed bin, primarily serves as a short-term storage and transfer unit within the ​automatic chicken feeding​ system. We commonly offer two models: 17-ton and 22-ton capacities. The 17-ton silo has a smaller diameter but greater height, […]

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January 14 2026

Key Points of Data-Driven Management During the Brooding Period for Laying Hens in Battery Cages​

Brooding Phase Characteristics:​​ ​Low Body Temperature & Poor Thermoregulation:​​ Chicks have a body temperature 2-3°C lower than adults at hatch. It begins to rise slowly around day 4. Their down is sparse and skin is thin, making them unable to regulate heat early on. Therefore, maintaining warmth, especially in the early stage, is critical. ​Rapid […]

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