Raising Rutin Chickens To Achieve Egg Freedom

Recently, a netizen shared his reeded chicken on social media platforms and said he hoped to achieve “egg freedom” by raising chickens, causing concern. Many businesses packaged the reeded chicken as the “world’s smallest chicken” for sale. What exactly is a rutin chicken? What do you need to pay attention to when breeding rutin chickens? Today, let’s look at the scientific art of breeding rutin chickens.

It is the world’s smallest chicken, also called mini chicken and the smallest pheasant in China. And is named after its eggs, rich in rutin, a component that can lower blood pressure.

The rutin chicken is only the size of a coin when it first emerges from the shell and weighs only about 40g when it becomes an adult. Don’t look at its small size. Its body contains a variety of essential amino acids. Taurine content is also much higher than other birds and is a highly nutritious tonic. Long-term consumption of rutin eggs can enhance the physical strength of the elderly, improve intelligence, delay aging, and many other benefits.

Is it possible to raise such a small chicken to achieve “freedom to eat eggs”? It is understood that a rutin chicken can lay eggs about 60 days after shelling, with 250-300 eggs per year. It is not restricted by the seasons, so it can be called a “master egg layer.” It is highly adaptable and fast-growing and has the advantages of large rearing capacity, short cycle, small area, and quick results.

So how to scientifically breed the “egg-laying master” rutin?

Select healthy chicks

Chickens must be healthy and have good immunity to not suffer from diseases during breeding and cannot thrive. Choosing chicks of similar size is also necessary to avoid fighting among them.

Scientific construction of the chicken coop

It is recommended to prepare a more economical and practical rutin coop. The construction of the rutin coop should be in line with the growth habits of the rutin chickens. The coop size can be decided according to the density and number of breeding rutin chickens.

Clean the coop regularly

For rutin chickens to thrive, their growing environment should be cleaned regularly. When raising chickens in indoor cages, change the straw in the cells every 1 day, and clean the farm every 1 day when raising chickens outdoors.

Provide diversified feed

The feed for rutin chickens should be diversified, not too single. Otherwise, it will make the nutrition of rutin chickens unbalanced, and spoiled feed should never be fed. Otherwise, it will cause the consequences of death. At the same time, the feed particles should be small enough, and green feed such as vegetables should be chopped very well.

In addition, breeding a rutin chicken takes about 60 days to start laying. During this period, the feed can not be casually replaced. The temperature can not be hot or cold. Maintain a constant temperature. It is more conducive to reproduction and egg production, timely cleaning, and cleaning of the rutin chicken house to prevent the rutin chicken from disease. The feed trough of water and feed can not be broken to maintain a constant feed supply.