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Practical Methods for Raising Turtles to Increase the Fertilization Rate of Turtle Eggs
Artificial breeding of turtles has sprung up in many places in recent years, but breeders have found that although female turtles of some species lay a lot of eggs, the fertilization rate is not high, especially the fertilization rate of eggs from turtles at their first laying age is even lower. Later, turtle breeding experts discovered that in nature, during the sexual maturation process of many animals
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What facilities need to be prepared for raising roe deer on a farm
Enclosure wall If the courtyard wall of a farm household is lower than 2 m, it must be raised to 2 m. If there is no courtyard wall, build a 2 m high wall with brick and stone. First, to prevent the roe deer from being startled and fleeing, and second, to prevent theft. Roe deer pens can, where conditions permit, be built with brick, stone and cement, or can also be
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Detailed Explanation of Breeding Knowledge in Tibetan Mastiff Raising
1. When the body condition of the male and female mastiffs differs greatly, the assistant squats at the left rear side of the female mastiff, grasps the female mastiff's tail and the knee of the left hind limb with the left hand, holds the female mastiff's vulva with the right hand, and appropriately adjusts the female mastiff's vulva up and down according to the angle of penile insertion, so that the male mastiff's penis and the female mastiff's vagina are
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Detailed Explanation of the New Technology for Raising Fly Larvae in Plastic Greenhouses
Raising flies in cage nets in ordinary civilian houses is a technology commonly adopted in the fly farms that have emerged in China in recent years. This technology requires heating facilities to be installed in the room; otherwise, when the indoor temperature in autumn, winter and spring cannot reach 27°C, the reproductive capacity of the flies drops severely.
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What are the key points to note when raising pheasants during the laying period?
Protective measures during the laying period of pheasants directly affect the number and quality of eggs laid. So what protective measures need to be done well during the laying period of pheasants? Below is the experience summarized by the technical staff of Zhaobao Ecological Farm: 1. Increase lighting. According to the farm's experience, during the laying period
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How to raise river shrimp? Master these six key steps
1. Pond conditions and clearing. Choose a freshwater pond or shrimp pond with an area of 3-5 mu, a water depth of 1.5-2.5 m, abundant freshwater sources, no pollution, and a sandy bottom. 2. Fertilizing to cultivate feed. One week before stocking shrimp fry, filter with a 60-80 mesh silk screen, fill with 30 cm of water, and apply 50 kg of base fertilizer (fermented livestock manure) or 5 kg of urea per mu to cultivate basic feed.
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Practical Experience in Raising Soft-Shelled Turtles to Increase Egg Production
1. The male-to-female ratio should be appropriate. In a turtle breeding pond, too many males actually interferes with the mating of brood turtles and lowers the fertilization rate. Under normal circumstances, the male-to-female ratio should preferably be (3-4):1. If the males in the pond are strong and large in body size, their number can be smaller. Otherwise, the number of males should be increased.
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Experience in Raising Goslings in Goose Farming
1. Mouth-wetting and first feeding. The first time a gosling drinks water is called mouth-wetting or "opening water." When the goslings walk freely and begin pecking at the bedding straw, pour a 0.01% potassium permanganate aqueous solution into a flat-bottomed water basin, with the water temperature at 18°C-25°C and the water depth just enough to submerge the goslings' feet (about 12 cm
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What are the key points to note when raising pheasant chicks during the brooding period
What issues need attention in the feeding and management of pheasant chicks during the brooding period? The following introduces them to farmers from the aspects of drinking water and starting feed, temperature, humidity, density, ventilation and lighting: Timely drinking water and starting feed: pheasant chicks should start feeding 24 to 36 hours after hatching. Before starting feed, they should first drink water. It is best to add 5% glucose or 0.1% potassium permanganate to the drinking water. Chicks that do not know how to drink should be taught promptly so they can drink as soon as possible. Start feeding 1 to 2 hours after drinking water. The starter feed should be soft, palatable, nutritious and easy to digest. During the first 3 to 5 days, it is best to feed wet mixed feed. Remove leftover feed before each feeding. When starting feed, lure them to eat once every 2 to 3 hours, then gradually increase the interval. From 0 to 2 weeks, feed 6 times a day; from 3 to 4 weeks, feed 5 times a day. Generally, as age in days increases, feed intake also increases. When growth approaches adult body weight, the feed requirement tends to stabilize. Temperature and humidity control: the suitable brooding temperatures are: 1 to 3 days old 35 to 34°C, 4 to 7 days old 33 to 32°C, 2 weeks old 31 to 28°C, 3 weeks old 27 to 24°C, 4 weeks old 23 to 22°C, and after 5 weeks old maintain normal temperature. Relative humidity is 65% to 70% from 1 to 10 days old, and 55% to 65% after 11 days old. Lighting time control:
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Six key points for raising pigeons in autumn that pigeon keepers must master
Building autumn fat. In summer, the basal metabolism and energy consumption of the pigeon body are noticeably higher than in autumn. Combined with more sweating, this causes a relatively large loss of minerals and other nutrients from the pigeon body; moreover, as sweating increases, the digestive juices secreted by the pigeon body decrease, the pigeon's appetite declines,
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