How To

Explore the fascinating egg-laying cycle of rutin chicken. Learn when they start laying, how often they lay, factors affecting egg production, and tips for maximizing egg yield. A comprehensive guide for rutin chicken enthusiasts and breeders.

First things first: what exactly is a Rutin Chicken? Unlike traditional chickens, the Rutin Chicken is a hybrid, a crossbreed of a quail and a partridge.

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Go to work early in the morning, take a bath or disinfection, and then change your clothes, cap, and shoes to enter the chicken house. First, turn on the light and adjust the working fan

Rutin chickens are only about fifty grams each, and their egg size is smaller than that of quail eggs by one-third. Almost every day, orders, as long as adequately raised, can lay more than 300 eggs annually.

How to use the incubator and Humidity for hatching rutin chickens? Humidity needs to be maintained at 60% for days 1-10 of incubation.

Rutin chickens usually start the first egg lighting on the 5th day of hatching, which can be postponed for 1-2 days, but not earlier. Can do the 2nd eggs lighting can be done on the 10th day.

How to raise rutin chickens in winter? Rutin hens are not cold-tolerant. They must use warming equipment in winter and generally keep the room temperature above 10°C.

We need to choose the right place in the indoor breeding rutin chicken to select a larger chicken cage and to put the chicken cage in a better ventilation space inside. If it is outdoor breeding rutin chickens.