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Sharing Breeding Experience of Racing Pigeons in Winter
Light not only plays a very important role in chemical processes, but is also a major factor in physiological life processes. Because the days are long and the outside temperature begins to climb, behavioral patterns of living forms also change. This can be proven from the activating effect on the reproductive cycle.
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Practical Experience Sharing on Cage Culture of Grass Carp
Grass carp mainly feeds on grass. It often inhabits places with lush aquatic plants and is a middle-to-lower-layer fish. Its optimum growth temperature is 20-30°C, and it has a large food intake. Above 32°C or below 15°C, its growth rate slows markedly and its food intake decreases. When the water temperature is below 10°C, it stops feeding and enters a state of winter dormancy,
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Experience Sharing on Lighting Management in Open-Sided Poultry Houses
1. Brooding Period The lighting during the brooding period mainly stimulates the chickens' feed intake, and the effects of lighting on chicks are mainly manifested in two aspects: light duration and light intensity. At this time, problems with light duration are prone to occur. Some farmers, without considering weight gain, provide 8 hours of light during the first 2-3 weeks of brooding.
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Sharing experience in raising ducks in wild rice stem fields: How to raise ducks well in wild rice stem fields
Putting ducks out to range in wild rice stem fields was not an idea the farmers of Huishan Town came up with suddenly. It was learned from the "rice field duck raising" practice in Gaobu Town, Yuecheng District, Shaoxing, and even the ducklings released were Shaoxing partridge ducks. Many farmers were initially worried that the ducks would run around and trample the seedlings.
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Experience sharing on feeding urea to cattle in winter and spring
In winter and spring, when green feed is scarce, some raisers add urea to cattle feed to improve the feeding effect, and this is acceptable. To help everyone understand the mechanism of urea feeding to cattle and the specific feeding methods, and to better bring urea into play in cattle production
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Experience Sharing on Large-Scale Confined Rearing of Meat Dogs
As a newly emerging special breeding project, large-scale rearing of meat dogs has characteristics and rearing methods different from those of other animals. Only by fully utilizing the special living habits of dogs, creating suitable environmental conditions, and adopting scientific feeding and management techniques can
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Sharing Experience in Feeding and Managing Thrush Birds
Thrushes can be kept as nestlings or adults, but adults are harder to tame and train, so most enthusiasts prefer to keep nestlings. Thrushes are classified by age into four types: nestling, soft-feathered, full-feathered, and old-feathered. A nestling is a young bird that has just hatched and has not yet left the nest; once the nestling
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Sharing Daily Management Experience in Freshwater Pompano Farming
1. Bait varieties One type is directly fed with Northeast soybeans. The other type is fed with pellet feed, with a protein content of more than 32%; the later-stage feed should increase the fat content. 2. Feeding method The feeding method for soybeans is to inspect the pond more than three times a day and add more as soon as they are eaten, with the daily feeding amount based on the principle that it is eaten within 24 hours. Pellet feed is fed with a feeder. After the fingerlings are stocked, sufficient bait should be fed according to conditions such as weather and water temperature. Especially in June, when the water temperature rises and the fish gain weight, the feeding amount should be increased at the right time. The feeding amount should be controlled on the principle that the fish are full and no fish are competing for feed in front of the feeder. 3. Daily management After the fingerlings are stocked, pay attention to changes in water quality. In the early stage, add water once every half month. In June, the fish eat more and excrete more, and water quality is prone to deterioration, so add water once a week, 20 cm each time, and keep the pond water color "fertile, lively, tender, and refreshing." Start the aerator at the right time. In the later stage, the fish load in the pond increases. When the weather changes, start the aerator early to prevent fish from gulping air at the surface. Patrol the pond frequently and inspect frequently so as to discover problems in time and understand the fish's feeding situation. 4. Fish disease prevention and control In the mixed-culture pond, on April 25, before stocking freshwater pompano, kill parasites and disinfect. The main disease during the farming process is enteritis. Soaking soybeans in florfenicol or mixing it into pellet feed and feeding for three days can take effect. 5. Harvest Freshwater pompano is easy to catch. With the first seine haul, 90% of the pond can be caught, and after two more seine hauls, the pond can basically be caught clean.
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Key Technical Points and Experience Sharing on Rotational Culture of Mandarin Fish and Freshwater Shrimp
Mandarin fish and freshwater shrimp are both currently popular species on the market, with large demand, high prices and high farming returns. Implementing rotational culture of mandarin fish and freshwater shrimp in ponds can maximize the use of the pond's idle period, fully utilize the water body and feed resources, increase output, and substantially raise pond
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Experience sharing on self-breeding live bait for mandarin fish farming
Last year, the mandarin fish farming area in Wujiang City exceeded 10,000 mu. Zhang Qifang, a skilled mandarin fish farmer at the Sixth Branch of the East Taihu Aquaculture General Farm, farmed 20 mu of mandarin fish in 1999, with 83.5 mu of supporting ponds (of which 44 mu were used for restocking oriental river prawns), achieving a mandarin fish yield of 613 kg per mu and a per-mu profit of 3,163 yuan. Mandarin fish alone
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