1. Feeding management for the first week after leaving the relatives. The sheds should be clean, with good light and ventilation, and they should be raised 8-12 per square metre. Each pod should be controlled at 150-200 pairs. One or two days after starting to leave the pigeons, it should be as small as possible. Granules and good quality feed. From the beginning of this week, add a small amount of salt in the drinking water, add B to the water twice a week, and add 0.1% potassium permanganate water once every two weeks. 2. Feeding management for the second week after leaving the pigeons. The food should be hygienic. In winter, doors and windows should be kept cold. In the evening, it is best to use infrared light bulbs to keep warm, prevent pigeons from catching colds and suffering from bronchitis, and pay attention to ventilated air in the summer and mosquitoes to prevent pigeonholes. 3. Feeding management for the third week after leaving the relatives. The diet should be hygienic and it must not be kept too dense and misuse of antibiotics. In particular, it is necessary to prevent paratyphoid fever, trichomoniasis and candida albicans. Once they are discovered and eliminated early, they should not be left for planting. 4. Feeding management for the fourth week after leaving the relatives. Part of the moulting began, attention should be paid to cleanliness, frequent cleaning of feces and feathers to prevent pigeon eyelid ophthalmia and respiratory diseases, moulting young pigeons are sensitive to the external environment, can easily cause colds and respiratory diseases, should do a good job of cold and warm work In feed formulas, energy feeds such as corn and wheat are also properly increased. Normal energy feeds can account for 85%-90%, and hemp seed is 5%-6% to promote feather renewal. 5, three to six months of feeding and management. Between three and five months of age, it is advisable to feed 2-3 times a day, eat about half an hour each time, to prevent the pigeons from becoming too fat or premature. Take away or flip the trough after eating to prevent contamination. Sand for health care should be sufficient, supplying 2-3 grams per pigeon per day. Maintain the cleanliness of drinking fountains, food troughs and sand troughs, feeds are not mildewed, and floors are often cleaned. Timely feeding of appropriate preventive drugs to prevent disease, regular deworming, worming once every 2 to 3 months of age. At the age of 5-6 months, the insects were repelled once and the insects were sprayed with 0.5% trichlorfon. At the age of 6 months, most of them are mature. Most of the pigeon's main wing feathers are changed to the last one. At this time, preparations before pairing should be done.
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