How much is the current price of a mule? Can its meat be eaten? What are the breeding techniques?

Mules, mammals, odd hoofs. An interspecific hybrid of a horse and a donkey, mainly for service. There are two kinds of horses and mules to drink donkeys and mules, which are easy to control and can serve as long as 20 to 30 years. What is the price of that mule? Can its meat be eaten? What are the breeding techniques? It is learned from Shandong livestock and poultry breeding base that mules of different breeds and weights vary in price, ranging from hundreds to thousands.

Can the meat of mules be eaten?

Mule meat can be eaten. Mule meat not only can be eaten, but also has the following effects:

1. Health efficacy: tonifying qi and blood, extinguishing wind and calming mind, nourishing kidney and liver, invigorating body and thirst, invigorating stomach and eliminating food, clearing heat and detoxification, tonifying mind and mind, detoxification, anti-tumor, supporting acne rash.

2. Mules are flat, sweet and sour. Return to the heart, liver meridian. It has the effect of tonifying qi and blood, extinguishing wind and calming nerves, nourishing kidney and nourishing liver. Suitable for deficiency of qi and blood, shortness of breath, fatigue, loss of appetite, palpitation, poor eyes, deficiency of yin blood, wind dizziness and limb clonus, insomnia and dreaminess. Taboo spleen and stomach deficiency cold, chronic enteritis, diarrhea.

What are the techniques of mule culture?

The daily feeding and management methods of mules and donkeys are basically the same as those of horses, but they are easier to raise and have fewer digestive tract diseases than horses. Therefore, the water consumption of mixed feed is less. If horses, mules and donkeys are raised in the same trough, the trough at one end of the tied mule and donkey can be slightly higher, so that the water flows naturally to the direction of the horse. It can also be solved by "tying the mule high and tying the horse low". Secondly, donkeys eat slowly, can chew quietly, have a stronger ability to use feed than horses, and need enough time to eat. Service donkeys are usually made of short hay and mixed with about one kilogram of bran or concentrate.

Mules and donkeys with the same weight and amount of work eat 1/3 to 1/4 less than horses. However, when the service is heavy, more than two kilograms of concentrate should be replenished daily. The breeding male donkey can not be inferior to the stallion in feeding and management. Agricultural mules and donkeys are usually raised in houses, and can be grazed or grazed in places with grazing conditions, but they are not as gregarious as horses.