Principles of selection of cashmere goats

First, the ram is better than the ewe, and when selecting the ram for the ewe, it must be better than the ewe in terms of comprehensive quality and grade.

The second is to use the advantages of rams to make up for the shortcomings of ewes; when selecting rams for ewes with certain shortcomings and deficiencies, we must choose rams with outstanding advantages in this respect, and never breed with rams with the same shortcomings.

The third is to use kinship selection cautiously.

Fourth, timely summary and analysis. If the effect is good, the selection can be carried out again according to the original scheme; otherwise, the original selection scheme should be revised and the ram should be changed for selection.