A new method of raising rabbits with high efficiency

The so-called high efficiency is to improve the culture efficiency on the basis of the original culture method. The methods to improve the breeding efficiency of large-scale rabbit breeding enterprises generally start from two aspects: one is to increase the litter yield, and the other is to improve the survival rate of cubs. The method of "blood matching" to improve the birth rate is more direct and easier to master. However, the damage to the female rabbit is too great. If the problem of female rabbit injury can be solved, the method of "blood matching" will be of great help to us to improve the birth rate. A method is introduced here: divide the female rabbit into two parts, one is used to give birth, and the other is responsible for breast-feeding. Specific practice: the cub of a female rabbit who has just given birth will be given to another female rabbit who has just been weaned for feeding. This method is also introduced in "skillfully using the babysitter rabbit Rex rabbit to reduce the burden". The advantages of this method are as follows: the litter size can be increased accordingly, and the requirements for breeding female rabbits are pure breed, strong body and high litter size. For the female rabbits who are responsible for breast-feeding, it is required that they are physically strong, have plenty of milk and have good motherhood. Compared with traditional rabbit breeding, the requirement for breeding female rabbits has been reduced. In practice, this method can indeed bring us benefits, but the milk of a female rabbit can only be fed to eight cubs. The ratio of lactating rabbits to cubs is 1:8 (one female rabbit for every eight cubs). Its efficiency is still very low. Just imagine, if you use a "small mammal feeder (nanny rabbit)" to feed 12 cubs at a time, while the "mini mammal feeder (nanny rabbit)" can be filled with a can of milk, you can feed 120 cubs. The ratio of "small mammal breast feeder (babysitter rabbit)" to the rabbit cubs it feeds is 1RU 120. Its efficiency can be increased by 15 times. The important thing is that feeding mother rabbits is alive and consumes feed. Equivalent to the use of a "small mammal breast feeder (nanny rabbit)" can save 15% of the life-sustaining feed for the lactating rabbit. How much is the feed for the female rabbit to maintain life in a day? What about a year? And multiply it by 15? This is just a benefit that a "small mammal breast feeder (nanny rabbit)" brings to us in some way.