Vietnam: Raising pheasants bird makes farmer pocketing tens of millions of dong every month

Published 2021년 6월 20일

Tridge summary

Ms. Tuyet's family has found success in pheasant farming, starting with a small flock in 2010 and expanding to hundreds of birds, generating over 200 million dong in profit each year. The pheasants are raised in spacious, well-ventilated cages with a sandy floor, providing a comfortable environment for the birds. The feeding regime includes a variety of substances, and the birds are easy to raise and seldom sick. The reproductive rate is enhanced by careful pairing and machine incubation, with each female producing approximately 100 eggs per year. The off-season sees a doubling of breeding birds and a thousand seed birds sold, despite challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Ms. Tuyet started raising pheasants in 2010, after more than a decade of attachment, her family now owns a relatively large flock of pheasants. That's not including thousands of pheasant breeds, meat is sold every month. Take us to visit the pheasant cage with an area of more than 200m2, divided into many areas and all covered with a dry, thick layer of sand and gravel, no bad smell, divided into different farming cells suitable Suitable for all ages of birds. All bird cages are fenced with B40 wire mesh, roofed with corrugated iron to protect from rain and sun, as well as to prevent birds from flying out. In the cage, there must be more wooden floors for birds to fly and rest comfortably. In particular, it is indispensable for a thick layer of sand, both to keep the barn dry and to have a place for birds to bathe in the sand, this is their favorite feature. Talking to Dan Viet, Ms. Tuyet said that raising pheasants is like raising chickens, with daily food and care as well as of ...
Source: Danviet

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