Goat farming, did you raise it right?

Mutton is one of our main edible meats, which is delicate, delicious and rich in nutrients, so it is also a good tonic in winter. According to the Compendium of Materia Medica, mutton is beneficial to essence, treatment of deficiency, tonifying the lung and kidney, nourishing the heart and lung, antipyretic and moisturizing the skin. In the Therapy of Materia Medica, written by Xuhu in the Tang Dynasty, it is even more recorded that "all flavors can be cooked with mutton." Mutton is rich in protein, fat, vitamins and calcium, iron, phosphorus and other nutrients, in fact, it is a food with high nutritional value, especially for people suffering from tuberculosis, cough, tracheitis, asthma and anemia.

There are two main ways of raising sheep: stocking and captive breeding. Captive breeding, so that sheep can balanced development, but also rational use of feed, feed utilization rate is relatively high, easy to form a breeding scale, improve the commodity rate. Stocking can save the cost of forage and equipment, and the feeding cost is low, but the loss outweighs the gain due to the influence of climate and season, especially in winter grazing.

1. In captivity.

The sheep shed is equipped with grass racks, feeding troughs and drinking water utensils to ensure adequate roughage and drinking water. At the same time, feeding should be carried out to improve the quality of mutton sheep. The feces in the sheepfold should be cleaned in time to keep the pen dry and hygienic.

Average daily supplementary feeding quota for goats

(unit: grams)

Category coarse fodder mixed feed ram 500 Mel 900200 Mel 300 adult ewe 1000 Mel 1200100 Mel 150 bred sheep 800 Mel 1000100 Mel 150 suckling lambs 200 Mel 40070 Mel 150

two。 Stocking.

(1) train the head sheep. The herd is highly gregarious, so the head sheep must be trained to make the flock act according to the intention of the herdsmen and be easy to manage.

(2) drinking water. Eat salt and drink water in time, let sheep drink hygienic running water, and replenish salt in time in the form of salt bricks.

(3) grazing and walking should be slow, feed evenly, eat well, prevent excessive exercise and reduce body consumption.

Finally, we must do a good job of disease prevention and epidemic prevention, usually do a good job of enclosure cleaning and disinfection. As the saying goes, families have a lot of money, but those with hair do not count, but they are talking about the risk of epidemic diseases in the aquaculture industry. (farming is risky and investment should be cautious.)