Color taboos in the poultry industry
2020-01-20 13:05:39
Different colors can produce diametrically opposite effects between different growth stages of poultry or different production performance. Some may have a positive effect, that is, have the effect of promoting growth and improving production performance; some may have a negative effect, that is, not only unfavorable for growth and production performance but harmful. The former has been systematically reported. The latter has not yet been systematically reported. This article focuses on the latter.
Red taboo. Red light, on the one hand, can inhibit the growth rate of chickens. Scientists in the United States have found that red light has an inhibitory effect on the growth rate of young chickens and has a deferring effect on sexual maturity, so it should not be used for young chickens and young chickens. The second is to reduce the insemination rate. According to reports, the red light has the effect of lowering the insemination rate of the roosters, and should therefore be prohibited from use for breeding roosters.
Green taboo. Scientists in the United States have found that green light has an inhibitory effect on egg production in chickens, so it is prohibited for laying hens and breeding hens.
Blu-ray taboo. Blu-ray has the effect of reducing the egg production of laying hens. Therefore, laying hens should not be used repeatedly for long-term applications, except for the occasional application of blue light as an aid to capture chickens.
Huang Guang's taboo. Yellow light has the effect of reducing feed remuneration and reducing egg production, so it is prohibited for laying hens and breeding hens. According to domestic data reports, with yellow light lighting, chickens are prone to paralysis and the incidence is 1.5%. Therefore, yellow lighting should be prohibited for chickens that are potentially causative factors.
Often color taboos. According to Fu Hongpu of Shandong Province, when chickens are accustomed to wearing certain colors of clothes by chicken workers, they will produce conditioned reflexes. When a person enters a chicken house, it will cause the chickens to feel excited, increase their appetite, and increase their feed intake. If you suddenly change other colors of clothing, into the henhouse, the chickens produce a strange sense of panic, so that eating less, and long-term affect the growth. Therefore, it is better to keep the color of the chicken staff's clothing constant.
According to reports, the pigeons are very vigilant and sensitive to color. If hatching egg tray suddenly changes color, they refuse to hatch. Therefore, the color of the breeding pigeon environment and equipment should not change frequently.
Red taboo. Red light, on the one hand, can inhibit the growth rate of chickens. Scientists in the United States have found that red light has an inhibitory effect on the growth rate of young chickens and has a deferring effect on sexual maturity, so it should not be used for young chickens and young chickens. The second is to reduce the insemination rate. According to reports, the red light has the effect of lowering the insemination rate of the roosters, and should therefore be prohibited from use for breeding roosters.
Green taboo. Scientists in the United States have found that green light has an inhibitory effect on egg production in chickens, so it is prohibited for laying hens and breeding hens.
Blu-ray taboo. Blu-ray has the effect of reducing the egg production of laying hens. Therefore, laying hens should not be used repeatedly for long-term applications, except for the occasional application of blue light as an aid to capture chickens.
Huang Guang's taboo. Yellow light has the effect of reducing feed remuneration and reducing egg production, so it is prohibited for laying hens and breeding hens. According to domestic data reports, with yellow light lighting, chickens are prone to paralysis and the incidence is 1.5%. Therefore, yellow lighting should be prohibited for chickens that are potentially causative factors.
Often color taboos. According to Fu Hongpu of Shandong Province, when chickens are accustomed to wearing certain colors of clothes by chicken workers, they will produce conditioned reflexes. When a person enters a chicken house, it will cause the chickens to feel excited, increase their appetite, and increase their feed intake. If you suddenly change other colors of clothing, into the henhouse, the chickens produce a strange sense of panic, so that eating less, and long-term affect the growth. Therefore, it is better to keep the color of the chicken staff's clothing constant.
According to reports, the pigeons are very vigilant and sensitive to color. If hatching egg tray suddenly changes color, they refuse to hatch. Therefore, the color of the breeding pigeon environment and equipment should not change frequently.
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