The chicks are picked up every two hours when they are hatched.
Picking should be carried out after the hair is dried. Our automatic incubator is equipped with a special delivery basket. Users can make their own cartons for holding chicks. The basket should not be too large. Put less in hot weather and more in cold weather. The temperature should be increased or decreased according to the performance of the chicks. When the chicks are stacked, the temperature is low. When the chicks are puffing, the temperature is too high and should be adjusted in time.
Chickens that have not been sold for 24 hours after hatching need to be fed. Before feeding, the chicks should be given 0.01 ‰ of Dysentrin and 0.1 ‰ of decamycin warm boiled water, and then the chicks should be fed the prepared formula feed. When feeding, the chicks should be fed less frequently to avoid overeating and death.
Artificial midwifery: when most of the chicks come out of the shell, there are some seed eggs (there is a sound inside the egg) that do not come out of the shell. They need to be assisted artificially. They should be knocked first. If there is an empty voice, it means that the blood vessels have dried up. During midwifery, pull out the head of the chicks and let them slowly come out of the shell. If the chicks adhere to the egg membrane, they can be soaked in warm water and gently pulled away. When bleeding occurs during midwifery, they should stop immediately.
