In the first week after hatching, it is required to keep the light for 24 hours in order to better promote the growth of chicks. From the second week, the light time of the chicks is reduced by two hours until the chicks are out of body temperature, so the chicks should turn on the lights at night.
In the first week after hatching, the chickens were illuminated with a 60-watt lamp at night, and the temperature dropped by 2 degrees Celsius every week from the second week until the chicken was officially cooled in the sixth week. Chickens can drink water 24 hours after hatching, and the drinking water should be clean and pollution-free.