Untreated pollution from chicken farms, such as manure, can contaminate the ground, soil, and groundwater if discharged or disposed of improperly. The primary hazards of fecal sewage to water bodies and soil are organic pollutants and nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus. In chicken farms, chicken manure mixes with spilled feed, dripping drinking water, and flushing water from manure troughs to form a manure mixture. Chicken coops are frequently flushed, and hatcheries are regularly cleaned and disinfected, generating a large amount of wastewater. In such cases, this issue can be resolved by adding specialized bacterial strains for chicken farm wastewater into the sewage pool. Below are the specific characteristics of these specialized bacterial strains for chicken farm wastewater: 1. Pollution-free: The product is non-toxic, non-pathogenic, and causes no secondary pollution. 2. Fast biofilm formation: It can form biofilm quickly, typically within 1-2 days, though under special circumstances, it may take longer, such as 5-7 days. 3. High removal rate: The COD removal rate can reach up to 98%. 4. High activity: Produced locally using in-situ microbial cultivation technology, it better aligns with local microbial survival conditions. 5. Rapid results: Activated within half a day, effective within one day, and compliant within one week (depending on the situation). 6. Strong adaptability: Specially acclimated and enhanced, it has strong environmental adaptability. 7. High stability: The combination of multiple microorganisms significantly increases the product's resistance to shock loads, ensuring long-term stable operation of the water treatment system. 8. Low dosing cost: With strong reproductive ability, it stabilizes and reproduces after a single dose, eliminating the need for repeated dosing and reducing costs.