Fly maggot chickens can increase egg production, and the eggs produced are of high quality

Fly maggots are a high-protein, natural chicken feed containing a variety of amino acids, which has high nutritional value. Because chickens themselves like to eat bugs, feeding them maggots is a good idea. After eating, layer chickens can enhance their physique, increase egg production, and produce high egg quality.

Fly maggot culture material can be prepared with livestock and poultry manure, but also can be prepared with lees, saccharin, tofu residue, slaughterhouse scraps, etc., and can be fed live after maggots are matured or dried into powder to feed chickens

Fresh maggots should also be fed on the same day to prevent poisoning from deteriorating.

1, the dry powder in the chick feed should be added in proportion, too low the effect is not good, too high caused by waste, and even causes digestive tract diseases in the rooster. If ducks and chicks eat excessively and have indigestion, they can take dried yeast (according to the feed amount of 0.1 to 0.2%) or drink soda, edible oil, etc. to help digest and eliminate accumulated food.

2. Adult chickens are fed to layer chickens with 10% fly maggots and 10% fishmeal, and the basic diet is the same. Chickens fed maggots had an egg laying rate of 20.3 percent more than chickens fed fishmeal, a 15.8 percent increase in feed remuneration, and a 31.2 percent reduction in feed costs. Fresh maggots are sprinkled directly into the trough or on the ground and fed twice a day. Maggots are produced, and at the end of each batch of maggots, there are a small number of maggots in the residual material, and the residual material can be fed together with the maggots

3, fasting chickens should first eat some other feed, and then feed maggots, high utilization.