Ecological complementary chicken grazing method in alpine tea garden

Abstract

The invention belongs to a poultry farming technology and relates to an ecological complementary chicken grazing method in an alpine tea garden. The alpine ecological tea garden is taken as a grazing place, naked neck hybrid chickens are stocked in areas in turn, the chickens are stocked in the morning and collected at night, the chickens and tea can realize ecological complementation, the chickens are used for weeding, killing insects and fertilizing land, and the tea and the chickens can realize the ecological complementation, thus manpower and physical resources for growing and raising are saved, cost is reduced, organic ecological foods can be produced, and the ecological complementary chicken grazing method is of a more ideal technology which is suitable for mountain areas.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for raising chickens in poultry breeding technology, in particular to a method for herding chickens with ecological complementarity in alpine tea gardens. Background technique [0002] Chicken is the earliest poultry domesticated and raised by humans. It is very popular and widely raised because it can provide people with high-protein foods such as eggs and meat. With the development of science and technology, farmers’ small-scale chicken raising methods are gradually being replaced by intensive and mechanized farming production, which far surpasses traditional chicken farming in terms of egg and meat output, production efficiency, and cost performance. The market provides a large number of commercial eggs and meat to meet the needs of the public. However, due to changes in feeding methods, feed, chicken species, etc., the internal texture and taste of chicken and eggs have declined to varying degrees. With the progr...

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Problems solved by technology

The disadvantage is that this law only limits the grazing land to orchards, and does not involve other woodlands, such as tea gardens, and only uses the space separated between fruit trees to plant forage grass for chickens to peck. The ecological correlation between trees and chickens is only symbiosis, not mutualism

[0003] In addition, tea is an inseparable necessity in people's daily life. However, in the process of planting and production, in order to pursue high yield, there is a tendency to use too much pesticide and chemical fertilizer. As a result, many teas sold on the market have excessive pesticide and chemical fertilizer residues, which affects the The quality of tea, regular drinking will undoubtedly be detrimental to human health. In order to overcome this phenomenon, the market has also introduced qualified ecological tea and organic tea. However, many links in the planting process of such tea, such as weeding, pest control, Fertilization, etc. have increased manual management and maintenance, resulting in relatively high labor costs