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  • Key Technical Points and Scientific Feeding Management Methods for Hu Sheep Farming

    Hu sheep meat is tender and delicious, with no gamey odor. The slaughter rate of adult sheep is 40~50%. The Hu sheep farming technique video is introduced below. Daily Management of Hu Sheep. 1. Maintain Good Environmental Hygiene. Sheep prefer a dry and clean environment and are most afraid of damp pastures and pens. A damp environment easily causes sheep to develop parasitic diseases, foot rot, or contract other diseases. To keep sheep healthy and lively, the pen should preferably use slatted flooring; if ordinary ground is used, feces and urine must be removed promptly every day, and dry soil or other dry, loose bedding material should be spread on it. Especially in rainy and humid weather, feces and urine must be cleared at all times, the pen swept, and ventilation maintained, so that the pen always keeps a dry environment with fresh air and suitable temperature conditions. In a damp and unsanitary environment, sheep appear restless, bleat, sometimes have reduced appetite, and are prone to respiratory diseases and foot rot. Sheep like to eat clean forage and drink clean water; they would rather endure hunger and thirst than eat dirty grass or drink dirty water. Therefore, feed troughs, hay racks, hay baskets and other equipment should be cleaned frequently, kept clean, and after use the remaining forage and feed should be promptly swept away, and the equipment turned over to prevent sheep from jumping on top and defecating or urinating on it or lying on it and soiling it. Water troughs or water basins should be cleaned every day and also regularly disinfected with a 0.1% potassium permanganate solution, so that they remain clean and sanitary at all times, and clean fresh drinking water is always available for sheep to drink at any time.</p><p></p><p>2. Regularly Disinfect the Pen. Sheep pens should be disinfected regularly. Hot plant ash or quicklime powder can be spread inside the pen, or the following chemicals can be used to disinfect the pen and equipment:</p><p>1. 0.5% peracetic acid solution: used for spraying the ground, walls, feed troughs, etc.</p><p>2. 1%~2% sodium hydroxide solution: used for disinfecting pens, ground and equipment contaminated by bacteria and viruses. However, this product is corrosive; when disinfecting the pen, sheep should be driven out, and only after half a day, after flushing the feed troughs and ground with clean water, may the sheep enter the pen.</p><p>3. Youlüjing (organic chlorine disinfectant): use a 0.5~1% aqueous solution for disinfecting livestock housing, excrement and water. A 2.5~10% solution is used to kill spores.</p><p>4. Yikang (chlorine dioxide disinfectant): dilute at 1:400~800 and spray the pen, ground, etc.</p><p>In mosquito and fly season, pesticide solutions to kill mosquitoes and flies should also be sprayed, such as cypermethrin, dichlorvos, miewenling, mieyingling, etc., to eliminate mosquitoes and flies. However, safety must be noted to prevent accidental harm to the flock.</p><p></p><p><strong>Symptoms and Diagnosis of Prenatal Anorexia in Ewes</strong></p><p>>In prenatal anorexia of ewes, the animal is depressed, prefers lying down, has dry feces, accelerated heartbeat and even irregular rhythm, branch-like congestion of the ocular conjunctiva, and no elevated body temperature; the course of disease lasts several days. Necropsy shows varying degrees of congestion of the gastrointestinal mucosa, catarrhal inflammation of the stomach and part of the intestinal tract, slight enlargement and congestion of the spleen, and a brittle, easily broken, yellowed liver.</p><p>Prevention and Treatment of Prenatal Anorexia in Ewes</p><p>Use 20~30 milliliters of berberine injection (each milliliter containing 20 milliliters of berberine) for intramuscular injection in ewes, once each morning and evening every day; mild cases recover in 1 day, while severe cases can recover after 2~3 days. In addition to timely intramuscular injection of berberine, ewes should also be given appropriate exercise and fed a suitable amount of easily digestible complete feed and stomachic agents.</p><p></p><p><strong>Handling of Ewes with No Milk</strong></p><p>Brown sugar method to promote milk: 200 grams of brown sugar, 5 eggs. Break the eggs into a bowl, add the sugar and stir well, then add a small amount of concentrate and mix to feed the sheep; milk production increases after 5 hours;</p><p>Peanut method to promote milk: 200 grams of shelled peanuts, 4 eggs. Break the eggs into a pot and stir well, add the peanuts and water to cook porridge, and feed in 2 portions.</p><p></p><p><strong>Ten Major Advantages of Hu Sheep</strong></p><p>1. Tolerant of roughage: can use silaged corn stalks and weeds year-round.</p><p>2. Fully housed: not only adapted to pen raising but can also be raised at high density; the sheep shed does not need an exercise yard.</p><p>3. Tolerant of damp heat: Hu sheep have extremely strong tolerance to damp heat and rarely get sick.</p><p>4. Early sexual maturity: generally can be bred at 6 months of age</p><p>5. Estrus in all four seasons: after many years of selective breeding, Hu sheep can come into estrus and be bred in all four seasons, making three births in two years or two births in one year possible for Hu sheep.</p><p>6. Many lambs: generally 3 lambs at most for more than 2 litters.</p><p>7. Ewes have large milk production and good mothering ability: during lactation, ewes not only let their own lambs suckle but also let other lambs suckle.</p><p>8. Timid and docile, easy to manage: both male and female Hu sheep are polled, do not like to fight, and do not like to jump out of the pen, which reduces infrastructure investment and facilitates management.</p><p>9. Fast growth and development: the average body weight of male and female Hu sheep at 6 months of age is 36.67 kilograms.</p><p>10. Strong adaptability: not afraid of cold in winter, not afraid of heat in summer; climate change does not affect growth.</p><p></p><p>Farming is hard work; profits can be made, but it is bitter, tiring, and requires large working capital, so please consider carefully~</p>

  • A Detailed Guide to Ring-Necked Pheasant Farming Techniques and Management Methods

    Seeing many news reports saying that so-and-so became rich by farming ring-necked pheasants, are you paying attention to how to raise ring-necked pheasants? Below, the editor will briefly discuss the farming techniques for ring-necked pheasants. Housing and breeding of ring-necked pheasants: Pheasant houses should be built on dry, gentle, sunny and wind-sheltered sandy soil in a good environment that drains easily. Use open-style pheasant houses, with an open-air fenced exercise yard in front of the house; the exercise yard area should preferably be — times that of the pheasant house. For open-range free-range pheasants, install perches inside the house; perches can be either vertical frames or flat frames.

  • How to Raise Guinea Fowl? Farming Methods and Key Technical Points

    Guinea fowl were originally wild birds from Africa, and only later were introduced into our country and domesticated into a farmed species. Many people are not very familiar with some of the living habits of guinea fowl, so they do not know how to raise them. To raise guinea fowl well, you must master the

  • Key Technical Points and Daily Management Methods for Freshwater Crab Farming

    Around the Mid-Autumn Festival is the best time to eat crabs, and just thinking about it makes your mouth water. However, high-quality Chinese mitten crabs are not cheap either. Eating crabs to improve your meals is a good choice, but as everyone's living standards get higher and higher, the pursuit of quality also gets higher and higher.

  • Key Points and Methods of Freshwater Shrimp Farming Explained

    Freshwater shrimp are distributed throughout our country, and today the editor will explain the methods of artificial freshwater shrimp farming. Freshwater shrimp are a very common aquatic product, and their high protein content makes them widely loved. There are also many ways to prepare freshwater shrimp, so sales are good, making them

  • A Detailed Guide to Sand Shrimp Farming Technology, from Beginner to Master

    Sand shrimp (Metapenaeus ensis), as one of the popular types of shrimp, is likewise favored by farmers and is a delicacy on the dining table. In recent years, more and more people have been farming sand shrimp, because they have seen how popular sand shrimp is in the market. At present, the domestic

  • Detailed Explanation of the Key Points of Scientific Loach Farming Techniques

    I believe everyone is no stranger to loach; you can often see them in rural fields. Loaches grow in the mud, and you simply cannot catch them with your bare hands. That is why when we describe someone as very agile, we say they are like a loach. Besides growing in soil, loaches can also

  • Technical Points and Methods for Rice-Field River Crab Farming Explained

    As crab farming develops faster, farmers are also constantly exploring new techniques for farming crabs, so rice-field river crab farming has thus appeared in the public eye, and also provides a better method for crab farming. Rice-field river crab farming technology 1. Preparation of crab-farming rice fields

  • A Detailed Guide to the Latest Scientific Rainbow Trout Farming Techniques

    In some tourist areas of Beijing, rainbow trout is a culinary highlight. Because the young fish is tender and tasty and the production cycle is short, rainbow trout can generally be sold at around one jin. How is this popular rainbow trout farmed? Follow along with the editor below to learn about rainbow trout.

  • A Detailed Guide to the Latest Scientific Farming Techniques for Paddlefish

    Paddlefish is one of the fastest-growing freshwater fish species; paddlefish grow quickly and adapt strongly to their environment, tolerating both low and high temperatures. Join us below to learn how to raise paddlefish. Latest scientific paddlefish farming techniques. 1. Farming