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1. Free-range system: Chickens are allowed to roam freely and forage for food in a designated area, such as a backyard or open field.
2. Semi-intensive system: Chickens are kept in a confined space, such as a coop or pen, but are allowed some access to outdoor areas for foraging.
3. Intensive system: Chickens are kept in a fully enclosed space, such as a poultry house, and are provided with all their food and water needs.
4. Deep litter system: Chickens are kept in a confined space with a thick layer of litter, such as straw or wood shavings, which absorbs waste and provides insulation.
5. Battery cage system: Chickens are kept in small wire cages, usually in large commercial poultry farms, with limited space to move around.
2. Semi-intensive system: Chickens are kept in a confined space, such as a coop or pen, but are allowed some access to outdoor areas for foraging.
3. Intensive system: Chickens are kept in a fully enclosed space, such as a poultry house, and are provided with all their food and water needs.
4. Deep litter system: Chickens are kept in a confined space with a thick layer of litter, such as straw or wood shavings, which absorbs waste and provides insulation.
5. Battery cage system: Chickens are kept in small wire cages, usually in large commercial poultry farms, with limited space to move around.
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