KINH NGHIỆM NUÔI CHIM BỒ CÂU TỪ NGƯỜI THÀNH CÔNG

Hello everyone, Dong Lam TV would like to thank you all for your support and following the channel for a long time. In the previous 2 videos, Dong Lam TV sent you the techniques to raise French hens and our hens. In this video, we will share with you the successful breeding experience of hens. Please watch The first is the breeding experience of Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan in Duy Minh village, Duy Tien district, Han Nam province. After discussing with his family in 2013, Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan returned to his hometown to borrow money from his relatives to run a farm, buy hens to raise. At first, due to the narrow area, plus the lack of experience in raising, so he only bought 50 hens to raise. But not long after his 100 French hens were as big as they were, he was fed up and died. He was bored, did not feel sorry for the food, but was motivated by his family, he decided to raise again. Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan said that his dream of having a small farm to raise French hens had come true, but if the fun did not last long, the hens would die and die, but he could not find the disease. At that time, he was really bored, but motivated by his family, he stood up and built a new hen farm. Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan said that after 50 hens died, he cleaned the farm, covered the dust around the farm, then temporarily stopped his family business. He went to visit some models of French hens in neighboring provinces to gain knowledge as well as experience in raising this animal. With basic experience, he continued to buy about 100 identical hens to raise. This time, success came to him, the number of sick and dead hens decreased, the hens grew faster. With a lot of hens, Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan took care of and raised them to have the money to reinvest. To date, his family has more than 1,000 French hens, with a selling price of 140,000 VND per pair of hens. 250,000 VND for a pair of identical hens, 2 months old. 400,000 VND for a pair of 4 hens in production. Each month, his family earns 30 million VND. Currently, the French hens of his family are mainly bought and sold to restaurants in and outside the province. Raising French hens is not as cheap as raising chickens and ducks. In addition to simple food, the cost is very low. With a stable selling price like this, his family earns 30 million VND per month. Sharing about his raising experience, Mr. Tuan said that raising hens is not difficult. One day only gives 2 meals, including breakfast is the most important, so you have to give more than dinner. The food is mainly stewed and stewed. The farm is cool, full of light, clean. About 2-3 days, clean the farm once to avoid infection. The farm raises a pair. In the process of raising, it was found that any hens that showed signs of urination, urination, had to be separated. For hens, about 7 days old, they have to take anti-diseases drugs to grow quickly and have thick, smooth hair. After a short time, separate the hens from their parents so they can eat and drink freely. Second, the experience of raising a hen of Mr. Vu Thanh Thuy, Lang Vu Ky, Vinh Hoa, Vinh Loc, Thanh Hoa. From the capital raised for several years to hire, plus a few loans. In 2009, Mr. Thuy invested in a farm, bought 200 hens to raise. Half of Mr. Thuy's hens were raised in the cage, the other half in the nest. However, due to a lack of experience, some have to buy similar hens. From 200 hens, Thuy only has 16 hens left. To have money to pay off his debt and raise his dream, Mr. Thuy took his backpack to hire to keep his wife at home with 16 hens. In 2013, Mr. Thuy bought 80 more hens to raise. It was about the time of birth from Hanoi to raise, with a price of 500,000 VND per pair. That is, a double price for the first time to buy and raise. By 2014, Mr. Thuy's husband had 300 pairs. At this time, Mr. Thuy continued to hire until the end of 2014, just quit his job to focus on raising French hens at home. Open 2 more cages to raise, and now Mr. Thuy's farm has 1,300 pairs. According to Mr. Thuy, raising 100 pairs of French hens, excluding the cost, will have a profit of 24 to 30 million VND per year. With 1,300 pairs of French hens, Mr. Thuy's husband's annual income is more than 300 million VND. Hens raised at Mr. Thuy's farm are sold at the customer's request. If you buy a pair of hens from 45 to 60 days old, it costs about 180,000 to 250,000 VND per pair. If the hens have been bred, double-breed, against the machine, and raised for 6 to 8 months, it costs from 500 to 700,000 VND per pair. Hens from 28 to 30 days old are priced from 110,000 to 130,000 VND per pair. If properly raised, French hens can increase the yield over the year. However, due to the large number, every 2 to 3 days, there is a loss to the buyer's house. Usually, Mr. Thuy's family does not sell each pair. For hens that are no longer able to produce, Mr. Thuy sells hens for 110 to 130,000 VND per pair. Mr. Thuy's breeding method is 60% hens, plus 40% females, and often hens prefer to eat more than females. He feeds the hens 3 times a day, in fixed hours, 8, 12 and 17, with a diet of 60 to 80 grams of food per pair per day. Hens at the time of production can add a little more food and nutrients. Mr. Thuy said that for a suitable hen, should pair from the time of 45 days old. People with a lot of experience, the ratio of pairs against the machine will be more accurate. French hens raised from 6 to 8 months will hatch and start laying the first hens, usually 2 on top of the hens. However, from the 1st, 2nd, 3rd hens, the possibility of hatching will be very low, so these hens, the owner should not let them hatch. By the 4th turn, they will be hatched. If there is an empty nest and put it in the industrial incubator, this process needs to be supplemented with eggs so as not to lose the ability to raise children later. After 19 days, the eggs will hatch into hens and be given to the parents to raise. In fact, after 13 to 15 days of laying eggs, the breeder can replace the hens of this pair hatched first, for the other pair to raise in the amount of 4 to 5 hens per hen per parent. The purpose is to reduce the time of laying eggs, return both to raise children and give birth as soon as possible. According to my experience, the breeder usually only gives 50% to the parents to skillfully lay eggs and raise children, the remaining 50% to lay eggs but not to raise children to increase the number of hens per year. Doing so will help the breeder hatch better. After about 30 to 35 days of laying eggs, the breeder will lay the next hens. If raised and taken good care of, the breeder can lay an average of 8 to 9 hens per year. At the time of raising children, the breeder is supplemented with 20% of the chicken's meat, not only providing food for the hens. The breeder also does the design service, building for many farms in Thanh Hoa. The design of the breeder's farm is often simple, can be used by households, the farmland is not yet used, folded back to make it cool in the summer, warm, windproof in the winter. The breeding system is made into four layers to save area. The breeding area on the pair of hens is usually 0.5x0.5x0.5, with automatic drinking water. That is Thuy's experience. Dear people, prevent diseases for the breeding hens. The French breeders raise natural eggs, feed the cubs, rarely get infected, do not raise chicks, and prohibit industries to strictly comply with the prevention and control procedures. Collect the hens' feces every day, wash the food 2-3 times a week, sterilize the hens' feces with regular hormone sprays, once a month, do not let the hens eat wet food. Give the hens water with clean water, and change the water every day. In the summer, you should add antipyretics to the hens to increase the ability to fight heat and detoxify. Regularly, for 6 months, vaccinate the hens with 3 types of vaccines, Lasota, Gumboro, and Marex. Once a month, use Phyamocilin, Vaccine ILT, Laringo, mixed with food, or mix water for the hens to drink to prevent E.coli, inflammation of the airways.