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Full-step-type pigeon house for feeding breeding pigeons

A stepped, pigeon cage technology, applied in the field of egg pigeon cages, can solve the problems of difficult mechanization, large space of pigeon cages, unfavorable daily management of mechanized operation of pigeon cages, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing labor costs and eliminating pollution

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-07-11
常州市集成特种禽类研究所
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[0002] Pigeons are monogamous birds. They are paired with male and female pigeons after they become adults. After the hens lay eggs, they are hatched and nurtured by both sides in turn. At present, traditional meat pigeon breeding basically uses paired breeding pigeons to produce squabs. There is an egg tray built into the pigeon cage. The pigeon cage used has a large space, its height and width are greater than or equal to 50cm, and there are situations such as waste of space. If the mechanized breeding is adopted, the overall pigeon cage is too large, which is not conducive to the application of mechanized operation and the daily management of the pigeon by the breeder , the stocking density of traditional pigeon cages is 10 pigeons / m 2 , far less than the breeder stocking density standard of 15 birds / m 2 , the living environment of the meat pigeon is still within its own tolerance function, indicating that there is still room for improvement in its stocking density. Mechanized operations are mostly used in farming
However, due to the unique biological characteristics of pigeons, it is difficult to implement mechanization in production

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[0016] The present invention is described in further detail now in conjunction with accompanying drawing. These drawings are all simplified schematic diagrams, which only illustrate the basic structure of the present invention in a schematic manner, so they only show the configurations related to the present invention.

[0017] Such as figure 1 and figure 2 The shown cage 1 is provided with a nest plate 2 for incubating eggs. The cages on one side are connected diagonally, and the cages 1 on both sides are arranged symmetrically from top to bottom in a ladder shape. The length of the cage 1 is 50 cm. , wide 33cm, high 45cm, cage body 1 is apart from ground 10cm, and nest dish 2 places cage body 1 left side, apart from bottom 20cm.

[0018] As shown in Table 1, this experiment compares and analyzes the differences in breeding behavior between the breeding pigeons raised in the traditional cage and the cage 1, and the difference in nurturing the pigeons.

[0019] The breedin...

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Abstract

The invention relates to an egg pigeon house, in particular to a full-step-type pigeon house for feeding breeding pigeons, wherein length, width and height of the pigeon house are smaller than those of the traditional pigeon house, which are respectively 50cm, 33cm and 45cm; the height between the nest disk in the pigeon house and the bottom is 20cm; and the height between the step pigeon house and the ground is 10cm. The full-step-type pigeon house for feeding breeding pigeons, disclosed by the invention, adopts a full-step-type structure with a nest disk, so that the pigeon house is suitable for production of pigeons and application of mechanical operation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an egg pigeon cage, in particular to a novel full-step type pigeon cage for raising breeding pigeons. Background technique [0002] Pigeons are monogamous birds. They are paired with male and female pigeons after they become adults. After the hens lay eggs, they are hatched and nurtured by both sides in turn. At present, traditional meat pigeon breeding basically uses paired breeding pigeons to produce squabs. There is an egg tray built into the pigeon cage. The pigeon cage used has a large space, its height and width are greater than or equal to 50cm, and there are situations such as waste of space. If the mechanized breeding is adopted, the overall pigeon cage is too large, which is not conducive to the application of mechanized operation and the daily management of the pigeon by the breeder , the stocking density of traditional pigeon cages is 10 pigeons / m 2 , far less than the breeder stocking density standard of 15 birds / ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01K31/24
Inventor 丁家桐沈曼曼孟俊周坤
Owner 常州市集成特种禽类研究所
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