Up to now, poultry battery cages have been widely used in poultry farms. Many poultry farmers will wonder what kind of chicken house can better use battery chicken cages?

In fact, whether it is a closed or semi-closed search is possible.

The prerequisite for effective ventilation is that the battery chicken cages of the chicken house must maintain good airtightness, allowing fresh air to enter the chicken house from the side wall vents or the water curtain at the front of the chicken house. Therefore, it is required to check and test the tightness of each stacked chicken cage in the field. The pressure in the house can be tested using the AC2000 system, that is, all air inlets in the house are closed, only one fan is turned on, and the static pressure in the house is checked. Compared with the standard, if the static pressure in the house is within the standard range, it means that the chicken cages are better closed. The lower the static pressure in the cage, the worse the airtightness of the chicken house.

For chicken houses with poor airtightness, look for places with serious air leakage to add blockages, especially the front and rear doors, manure baffles and water curtains of the chicken houses. In addition, the longitudinal ventilation system is mainly used during the high temperature period, and the wet curtain cooling system is used.

Semi-enclosed chicken houses do not have high requirements for automatic poultry farming equipment in the chicken houses. Farmers can simply use poultry battery cages for breeding, which is very simple and convenient.

The above is what kind of house is suitable for poultry stacking cages. After reading this article, I believe everyone has the answer in their minds. In fact, poultry cages can be used in both enclosed and semi-enclosed chicken houses, and the area of the chicken house can be used optimally.