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How to prevent and treat rabbit rhinitis? Practical technical points for rabbit farmers
Infectious rhinitis in rabbits is a respiratory infectious disease caused by Pasteurella, mainly spread through the air and infected via the respiratory tract, occurring sporadically or as regional epidemics, and can occur in all four seasons, especially in spring and autumn when the climate changes abruptly and in the humid, stuffy late summer, and it mainly threatens the health of
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Preventing Oxygen Depletion in Rice Field Eel Farming in Late Autumn
1. Cooling and aeration. In late autumn the water temperature is still high, which can cause oxygen depletion in the water body. A frame can be set up over the eel pond and covered with straw for shade, or vines such as pumpkin and cucumber can be planted around the pond and allowed to climb onto the frame over the pond for shade, so as to lower the water temperature. 2. Water addition for aeration. Every
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Ostrich Farming Techniques: Key Points for the Feeding and Management of Breeding Ostriches
(1) Feed: Artificially raised breeding ostriches should be given a balanced daily ration according to the nutritional requirements of breeding ostriches. Feed is usually formulated according to the breeding ostrich's requirements for calcium and phosphorus (female ostriches have very high calcium and phosphorus requirements during the laying period). Breeding ostriches are most prone to deficiencies in fat-soluble vitamins and trace elements such as iodine, iron and zinc. However, feed high in fat should not be given in excess, because ostriches have no gallbladder and therefore a poor ability to absorb fat. In particular, the energy supply must not be too much, to prevent breeding ostriches from becoming obese and gaining weight, which leads to a drop in the laying rate or even a stop in laying.
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What deer farming techniques increase velvet antler yield?
(1) Light control for fast antler growth in deer farming: Deer farmers can, according to local conditions, build several simple plastic greenhouses with a floor area of about 125 sq m to 225 sq m, install 4 mercury lamps of 100 W to 150 W on the roof, with the lamps about 2.5 m to 2.7 m above the ground, and an illuminance of about 500°C
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points in Dairy Cattle Breeding Technology, a Must-Read for Farmers
1. Formulate breeding indicators for the herd. To draw up a breeding plan, the first step is to determine breeding indicators. The ideal reproductive rate should reach 100%, with a calving interval of 12 months, but this is difficult to achieve. Therefore, in actual production, the reproductive rate should not be lower than 85%, and the calving interval should not exceed
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What are the measures for rapid fattening in beef cattle farming
1. Add 50 grams of beer or 10 grams of baijiu to the daily beef cattle feed; the growth period of beef cattle can be shortened by 6 months, and the growth rate increases by more than 20%. 2. Add 1.5% sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) to the concentrate mixture for fattening beef cattle. After eating, cattle can improve appetite
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Prevention and Treatment of Piroplasmosis and Streptococcus Disease in Sheep Farming
Every year in August and September, as the climate shifts from high temperature and high humidity to cool, crisp weather, sheep adjust their bodily state accordingly to adapt to environmental changes. At this time, their resistance declines, making them highly susceptible to piroplasmosis and streptococcus disease, which seriously endanger sheep health. Based on a clinical case, the following discusses
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What are the general feeding and management principles for Hu sheep farming?
1) Group and pen Hu sheep separately by sex, age, body weight, purpose, size, strength, and production stage, and feed them differently. Pay attention to stocking density and the position of the feed trough and hay rack occupied by each sheep, and determine the number of sheep raised per pen. 2) According to the nutritional standards for different growth stages of sheep
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What are the common feeds used in meat pigeon farming?
1. Energy feed (1) Corn: high in calories, low in fiber, highly adaptable, easy to digest and absorb, and high-yielding and cheap, it is known as the "king of feed." Yellow corn is rich in carotene and is a good source of vitamin A, but after storage the vitamin A content
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What issues should be considered when building a free-range native chicken farm?
Building a free-range native chicken farm requires considering many issues, such as the sales market, the introduction of chicks, and the construction of the coop, and so on. There are too many factors involved, so here we will only talk about the selection of the farming site. Before building the farm, you must determine the scale of raising, and at the same time also
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