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How to effectively prevent vices in pheasant farming
Pheasant vices, also known as pecking vice, pica, depraved appetite, and mutual pecking vice, are a syndrome of abnormal taste caused by a deficiency of various nutrients and their metabolic disorders. It can occur in chickens of all ages and breeds, especially in chicks and growing chickens, particularly under intensive rearing
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Five Key Points You Must Master for Toad Farming
The toad is commonly known as the warty toad (lai ha ma). In recent years, as the ecological environment has deteriorated and wild resources have sharply declined, artificial toad farming has become imperative. The artificial farming method for toads is relatively simple; abandoned ponds and ditches, courtyard vegetable gardens, riverside flats or open fields can be used for rearing.
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Detailed Explanation of New Techniques for Artificial Freshwater Farming of River Crab
River crab, commonly known as crab, also called hairy crab, mitten crab, etc. It belongs to the class Crustacea, family Grapsidae. The cephalothorax is squarish-oval, generally 6-7 cm long, usually green. The chelipeds are powerful and densely covered with downy hair, and the walking legs are flattened laterally and long. Wild river crabs live in the muddy beaches of the embankments of rivers, lakes and marshes,
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How to prevent and treat red skin disease in loach? Prevention and treatment methods farmers must know
Cao Jiafeng from Liangxu Town, Jiangyan City, called to report that the loach he was farming recently showed symptoms of reddening of the pectoral fins and then reddening of the whole body. The diseased loach floated on the water surface and soon died, with about 250 grams dying each day. He asked what disease the loach had contracted and how to prevent and treat it. From Cao
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points for Intensive Snakehead Farming Technology
The northern snakehead is commonly known as snakehead, spotted snakehead, ink-head fish, etc. At present, the main species farmed in China are the northern snakehead, the spotted snakehead and their hybrids. The northern snakehead is a valuable economic fish among the Channidae, with large individuals, fast growth, high yield and high economic value; its flesh is delicate and delicious
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Basic knowledge of feeding and management that must be mastered for maggot farming
Rearing and breeding of breeder flies: Breeder flies should be kept in a fly house. The size of the breeder fly house can be built according to need, or an old house can be converted. Glass and screens should be installed on doors and windows to help regulate temperature, and fans should be installed on the walls to regulate air. Heating equipment should preferably be provided in the house so that the winter
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What causes feather pecking in broiler chickens? What farmers need to know
When farmers raise broiler chickens, they often notice feather pecking. The causes include the following: 1. Parasite infection. If chickens are raised on bedding that is relatively damp, various parasites may even be visible to the naked eye in the bedding. The flock is prone to infestation by parasitic lice, which inevitably causes itching and feather pecking.
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Two-stage farming of snakehead achieves high yields
The snakehead fish, also known as snakehead murrel or black fish, has high economic value, with the current selling price at 15-20 yuan/kg. Using the two-stage method of intensive pond farming for snakehead, we achieve a net income of 0.9-1.2 ten thousand yuan per mu. Snakehead is a fairly common fish in China, and many people like to eat it. The two-stage method
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Key Technical Points for Pollution-Free Pond Farming of Black Carp
Black carp, also known as qing huan, luosi qing, hei huan, or gang qing, is one of China's four major domestic carps and belongs to the subfamily Leuciscinae of the family Cyprinidae, order Cypriniformes. Its body is cylindrical, with a laterally compressed tail and a rounded belly; the back and the upper half of the flanks are blue-black, the belly is milky white, and all fins are grayish-black.
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How to raise yellow catfish? These practical farming tips are worth a look
Yellow catfish, also known as yellow catfish. It is an omnivorous bottom-dwelling fish that likes to gather in groups, inhabits the bottom layer of water, and feeds and moves under low-light conditions. Fry rearing: the rearing pond has an area of 10-20 sq m, a water depth of 0.7 m, is rectangular, with a flat bottom, and is lined with ceramic tiles
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