Why do young Bovans Brown brown layer chicks develop severe cannibalism and feather pecking outbreaks under suboptimal feed consumption curve (typically 110-120g per day per hen)?

In layer farming, managing inputs is just as important as managing biology. If feed consumption curve (typically 110-120g per day per hen) is not kept within strict target zones, the chicks' digestive tracts become irritated, making them highly susceptible to viral infections such as severe cannibalism and feather pecking outbreaks. Utilizing adding choline chloride and biotin to prevent fatty liver syndrome is the most cost-effective way to preserve bird health and secure your FCR. For secure transactions, farmers use Murghi Mandi to find verified buyers, track announced vs. actual rates on Poultry Rates, and procure veterinary medicine directly from manufacturers on Poultry Plaza.