Is it better to raise chickens with corn or rice?

As we all know, there are many ways to raise chickens in rural areas. Some raised chickens on barren hills, while others built chicken farms in the fields and started unified farming. But now people pay attention to health, people's living standards improve, people have money, and they are all pursuing healthy green food.

So, is it better to feed corn or rice to raise chickens in rural areas? First of all, we must know that there are many flat bottoms in the north, and there are many kinds of corn. There must be many chickens fed with corn. There are many kinds of rice in the south, so it is not surprising to feed them.

In fact, corn and rice are both energy feeds, but when corn is fed to chickens, it needs to be processed into appropriate particle size, and the density of corn is low, which is easy for chickens to digest and absorb after eating, and the price is cheaper than rice. So corn is more suitable for raising chickens than rice.

Secondly, it is cost. You know, feeding corn greatly reduces the cost of farming and saves labor. Feed rice twice in the morning and evening and corn once in the evening. So I'm sure everyone knows which one. Generally speaking, raising chickens or planting corn in rural areas is better than planting rice.

Moreover, in terms of nutritional value, corn is the best choice to provide energy feed. Adding some green leaves or grass to corn flour is very suitable for raising chickens. But now many people in the market raise chickens with feed. Of course, this can't be compared with chickens in the countryside. However, the choice of chickens depends on the actual situation of their own farming.