Bamboo rat culture technology (deep reclamation bamboo rat)-- bamboo rat culture technology aflatoxin poisoning

Series of cultivation techniques of Agricultural Bamboo Rat in Baoshan, Yunnan Province-- aflatoxin poisoning of Bamboo Rat, which is the key to the success or failure of Bamboo Rat Culture

Bamboo rat aflatoxin poisoning death in the bamboo rat breeding process, will often encounter, its symptoms are: first, there is no sign of pre-symptoms, died suddenly the next day, this is acute aflatoxin poisoning; second, a sudden decrease in food intake, feces or dry hard, or sticky, showing a dilute shape (effective similar to enteritis caused by a cold and fever) this is chronic aflatoxin poisoning.

In particular, special attention should be paid to: if aflatoxin poisoning is severe, and farmers do not put an end to the root causes of aflatoxin disease, it will cause widespread death of bamboo rats, and the consequences are very serious. Therefore, deep reclamation agriculture regards the birth rate, cub survival rate and aflatoxin poisoning as the most key elements of bamboo rodent culture.

Especially for novice farmers, when they encounter aflatoxin poisoning, they will be helpless and panicked. This is the fatal core that many farmers give up halfway and feel that bamboo rats are very difficult to raise. Therefore, deep reclamation agriculture regards the birth rate, cub survival rate and aflatoxin poisoning as the most key elements of bamboo rodent culture.

This will test the professional ethics and farming skills of the farms you have introduced, but Deep Reclamation Agriculture very much does not want to see you become a victim. Therefore, novice bamboo rat farmers, you can pay attention to, when you are ready to introduce, you must ask more questions, and then ask more questions; from which I feel that the other person is professional enough in the end.

Before you read this article, you may have bought books like "XXX Bamboo Rat Culture Technology", and you may have had training in bamboo rat culture. However, has there been a book about how bamboo rat farms encounter widespread death, or frequent death, what is the cause, how to treat it, and how to prevent it?

Here, I appeal to the authors and trainers of bamboo rat culture to attach great importance to this issue, so as to reduce the grief of farmers.

Here, I will not explain in detail the treatment, prevention and causes of aflatoxin poisoning; however, we will try our best to teach the farmers who cooperate with deep reclamation agriculture to him without reservation.

Finally, I wish you all a smooth cultivation of bamboo rats!