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  • How to treat postpartum paralysis in pigs and sheep? This effective formula works well

    1. Treating postpartum paralysis in sows. Postpartum paralysis in sows mostly occurs within 2-5 days after farrowing. In the early stage of the disease, the animal is listless, has reduced appetite, and produces less milk; body temperature is normal or slightly elevated. In mild cases, standing is difficult and the hindquarters sway; in typical cases, the animal cannot stand and lies down in a stupor. For treatment, add 4% bone meal, AD3 powder and trace element additives to the feed. Inject the sick pig intramuscularly with 3-5 milliliters of vitamin D3 colloidal calcium, 5-10 milliliters of vitamin E injection (twice daily); vitamin D3 600-1200 international units, once daily, or take an appropriate amount of quicklime, add clean water, stir and let stand. Each time the affected sow is fed, take 300-400 milliliters of the clear supernatant limewater and mix it into the feed. Generally, feeding continuously for 10 days gives a marked curative effect.

  • Many difficulties in large-scale farming of yellow catfish, polyculture models work better

    The yellow catfish is a benthic omnivorous fish, with tender flesh, rich nutrition and extremely high economic value, making it a farming species with great market potential. The yellow catfish has strong adaptability and grows slower than cyprinid fish, but grows relatively fast for the species itself; fry bred in the same year can reach marketable size within that year, and the population yield is relatively high. Because large-scale artificial farming currently faces certain difficulties, carrying out polyculture has become imperative. Polyculture of yellow catfish in fish ponds has the following advantages: first, it can feed on low-value small miscellaneous fish and shrimp in the pond,

  • How to prevent and control rice red blight? These 4 methods work fast

    After good early growth, rice enters the reproductive growth stage of the middle and late periods. Strengthening field management at this stage has a great relationship with the yield and quality of rice. So, how can field management in the middle and late stages of rice growth be done well? 1. Timely field drying. Field drying should generally be carried out when rice is not sensitive to water reaction, that is, it is more suitable from the late tillering stage to the early young panicle differentiation stage. The following principles should be followed during operation: fields with sufficient and vigorous seedlings should be dried appropriately earlier; where the mud foot is deep and there is excessive growth, drying should be heavier, otherwise lighter; fields with poor water retention should not be dried heavily; saline-alkali paddy fields generally cannot be dried.

  • What preparatory work is needed for shaping lingzhi bonsai

    1. Choose good shaping varieties. In addition to collecting wild lingzhi with odd shapes from nature, a large amount of raw material comes from cultivation. At present, the main varieties available for selection include red lingzhi, purple lingzhi, black lingzhi, pine-fir lingzhi, pine-fir tree lingzhi, tropical lingzhi, Neo-Japanese lingzhi, and more than ten other kinds that can be selected for matching. 2. Make shaping primordia. Bonsai lingzhi can be cultivated in bottles or bags (if conditions do not permit, production can be entrusted to a nearby cultivation site). Generally, bag cultivation has sufficient substrate and produces large fruiting bodies; bottle cultivation has limited substrate and tends to produce a single lingzhi.

  • What medication works well to treat cecal hepatitis in Sanhuang chickens

    A farmer raised 1000 Sanhuang chickens, and at 35 days of age, 6 suddenly died. That day, the feed intake of this flock of Sanhuang chickens dropped, and after the disease onset, a small number of chickens in the flock showed slight bloody droppings. Over the following 10 days, bloody droppings and pale yellow or light green droppings increased, and the number of deaths rose. Apart from emaciation, the chickens were still in fair spirits. Coccidiostats were given continuously for 3 days to treat cecal coccidiosis, but the effect was not obvious. 1. Necropsy: The livers of the dead chickens had characteristic features, slightly enlarged, with round or irregular, slightly sunken ulcer foci on the surface and a special shape. The ceca were thick and enlarged, and the contents had dry

  • Feeding fish rare earth works well; fish farmers may want to give it a try

    Rare earth refers to the collective term for the 17 metallic elements of the lanthanide series in the periodic table, including lanthanum, praseodymium, neodymium, cerium, samarium, and others. Among them, cerium accounts for 48%, lanthanum 25%, neodymium 16%, praseodymium 5%, samarium 2%, and the other 12 elements 4%. In recent years, rare earth has become an important resource for the national economy and national defense construction. It can not only be widely used as an industrial vitamin in metallurgy, machinery, petroleum, chemicals, light industry, electronics and other industries, but can also be used as a micro-fertilizer in agricultural production. In fishery production, feeding rare earth to fish also has very good results. According to experiments,

  • What medication works well to treat pregnancy toxemia in sheep?

    Pregnancy toxemia in sheep is a subacute metabolic disease of pregnant ewes, occurring mostly in the last two months of pregnancy and also seen 2 to 3 days before lambing. The disease is characterized by fatty infiltration of the liver, low blood sugar, and the appearance of ketone bodies in the blood and urine. Symptoms: At the onset of the disease, the sheep shows reduced appetite, listlessness, standing apart from the flock in a daze, restlessness, and an unsteady gait; the mucous membranes are pale, and as the disease progresses, the pupils dilate, vision declines, the visible mucous membranes become jaundiced, and the sheep stares blankly; in severe cases, appetite is completely lost, the sheep has difficulty standing and lies down, the head is tilted to the side, the ears tremble, the eye muscles twitch

  • How to control scarab beetles? Poison bait trapping works well

    The copper-green scarab beetle (Anomala corpulenta) has a broad diet and can feed on citrus leaves, ripe peaches, grapes, and more, causing quite serious damage. Currently there is a lack of effective pesticides. For this reason, we used the poison bait trapping method and achieved very good results. When adult scarab beetles appear in large numbers from May to July, cut ripe watermelon (inferior melons also work) into several pieces, sprinkle a small amount of 3% carbofuran granules on the surface of the flesh, then place them separately in containers such as soil baskets and bamboo baskets, and set them on the forks of citrus trees. After a few days, large numbers of scarab beetles will be poisoned to death inside the watermelon. Replace the

  • The Dezhou donkey is a large dual-purpose breed used for both draft and pack work.

    The Dezhou donkey is a superior local breed in China developed for both draft and pack work, long famed for its tall stature, well-developed muscles, well-proportioned build, good performance and pure coat color. Its main production areas are the counties and districts of Dezhou and Huimin in Shandong and the southern plains of Hebei Province. 1. Characteristics and traits: In the male donkey the head, neck and trunk are well connected, and the forequarters are broad and deep; in the female the hindquarters are broad and large, the head is held high, thick and large, the ears are erect, the mouth is even, and the back and loins are straight. There are two coat colors: "three-white" and "black-head." The three-white donkey has a pure black coat over the whole body, with white hair only around the eyes and nose and under the belly

  • What insecticide works well to control cutworms?

    Cutworms, also known as greasy cutworms, belong to the order Lepidoptera, family Noctuidae. They have extremely varied feeding habits and mainly damage spring-sown (transplanted) vegetable seedlings, causing serious damage to solanaceous fruits, cucurbits, legumes and cruciferous vegetables after planting out. Control methods 1. Agricultural control: In early spring, clear weeds from the vegetable plot and its surroundings; spring plowing and harrowing, autumn plowing to sun the soil and winter irrigation can all kill eggs, larvae and some overwintering pupae. 2. Trapping and luring to kill (1) In spring, use a sugar-vinegar liquid to lure and kill overwintering-generation adults; the ratio of sugar, vinegar, wine and water is 3:4: