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  • Ditch Problems in Snail Farming and Their Solutions

    When it comes to snails, I think everyone should be very familiar with them, especially since in recent years the market demand for snails has gradually increased. In recent years, China's late-night snack industry has developed very well, so the market demand for snails has also grown larger and larger. Ditch Problems in Snail Farming Snails

  • Common Mistakes in Chicken Farming and Detailed Solutions

    Analysis suggests that the reason some chicken farmers cannot make money or find it hard to grow their operations is mainly that certain mistakes in the farming process hinder their own development. In this regard, a reporter interviewed Associate Professor Li Yunfu, a livestock expert at Yangling Vocational and Technical College

  • Reasons for the Low Hatchability of Ostrich Breeding Eggs and Solutions

    The following nine aspects may all cause embryonic development problems, leading to embryo death, weak chicks, stunted development, and high mortality. Researching and improving these triggers will improve hatching results. (1) High inbreeding coefficient affects hatchability. High inbreeding coefficient

  • How to deal with low reproductive rates in meat sheep? Practical solutions shared

    Feeding fishmeal to meat sheep can improve the reproductive rate. Feed-grade fishmeal contains 90% dry matter, of which about 15% is ash, about 65% is crude protein (about 60% is digestible protein that can be directly used by animals), and about 7% is minerals such as crocodile [sic] and phosphorus. It is a good animal-based feed. In order to improve the breeding value of stud rams, further improve the efficiency of sheep artificial insemination, and explore ways to solve the source of protein feed, during the winter mating of 1972, at three mating points of the Heka Stud Sheep Farm, we trial-fed fishmeal to Xinjiang, Tsigai, Polwarth and crossbred rams bred on the farm, with good results. The feeding method is to sprinkle the fishmeal into the feed and mix it evenly. Fishmeal contains long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids and is a good source of eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid. Long-chain fatty acids have greater resistance to rumen bacteria. In addition to being rich in protein and more than 50% rumen-undegradable protein, which can increase milk yield and the protein percentage of cow's milk and sheep's milk, another important aspect of fishmeal is that it can inhibit the prostaglandin levels of cows and ewes. According to reports, 30 high-yielding ewes were fed diets with 0, 2.6, 5.2 and 7.8% fishmeal for a total of 42 days, and the results showed that inhibition of prostaglandins in ewes can improve embryo survival rate.</p><p></p><p>Supplementing more digestible undegradable protein in late pregnancy and early lactation can significantly increase peak milk yield and milk yield in the first 8 weeks of lactation. In most studies, milk composition increased somewhat, especially milk protein yield in early lactation. In addition, feeding more digestible undegradable protein may also increase appetite, and fishmeal is a good source of digestible undegradable protein.</p><p>Strengthen selection and mating</p><p>Selection of stud rams: select and breed rams from the offspring of ewes with high reproductive rates. They are required to have standard body shape and appearance, be robust, have well-developed testicles, and have obvious male characteristics, and through measures such as semen quality testing and progeny testing, discover and eliminate rams that do not meet the requirements.</p><p>Selection of ewes: select excellent individuals from the offspring of prolific ewes, and pay attention to their lactation and nursing performance. Prolific ewes can also be retained based on pedigree.</p><p>Use of prolific genes</p><p>Introducing prolific breeds and crossbreeding them with local breeds is the fastest, most effective and simplest method to improve the reproductive rate of meat sheep.</p><p>Control of breeding technology</p><p>Estrus control: 1. Early weaning of lambs is conducive to implementing the technology of two lambings per year. 2. Hormone treatment. First carry out early weaning of lambs, then treat ewes with progesterone for about 10 days, and after withdrawal inject them with gonadotropin (RMSG), which can induce estrus and ovulation. 3. Use the prostaglandin method. Several days after the end of estrus in ewes, infuse prostaglandin into the uterus or inject it intramuscularly, and the ewes will come into estrus 2 to 3 days after treatment.</p><p>Inducing twin and multiple births: 1. Supplementary feeding to stimulate estrus. Carry out supplementary feeding one month before mating to strengthen body condition and promote estrus. 2. Use twin-lamb stimulant or twinning agent. For the water-based product, inject 1 ml per sheep subcutaneously in the neck 5 weeks and 2 weeks before mating; for the oil-based product, inject 2 ml per sheep intramuscularly in the rump 2 weeks before mating.</p><p>Artificial insemination: adopt advanced insemination techniques to improve the conception rate.</p>

  • Reasons for Low Fertility in Yellow Cattle and Scientific Solutions

    Yellow cattle are a native cattle breed of China. Their numbers raised in China rank first among all large livestock or among cattle, and they are raised in almost every region nationwide. A native ordinary yellow cattle breed of China. Their numbers raised in China rank first among large livestock or cattle, and yellow cattle raising

  • What to Do About Prenatal Paralysis in Small-Tailed Han Sheep? A Detailed Guide to Solutions

    The Small-Tailed Han sheep is an animal under the Bovidae family and the Caprinae subfamily. It is a dual-purpose meat-and-fur sheep breed in China, characterized by fast growth and development, early maturity, strong reproductive capacity, stable genetic performance, and strong adaptability. It has been designated by the state as a famous and improved livestock breed, and is praised by people as China's national treasure and the world's super

  • What to Do If Sea Bass Won't Eat Feed? Causes and Solutions

    In Chinese, there are four kinds of fish that can all be called sea bass (luyu), namely: the sea bass, scientific name Japanese sea bass (Lateolabrax japonicus), distributed in coastal waters and where rivers meet the sea in brackish water. The Songjiang bass, also called the four-gill bass, is a catadromous migratory fish and the most famous of them. The largemouth bass,

  • What are the solutions to cattle feed problems?

    (1) Barn-fed beef cattle are generally fed twice a day, which makes scheduling and management easier, but studies show that increasing the number of feedings and extending feeding time can increase the fat thickness of beef cattle carcasses and overall body weight, and reduce the lean meat content of the carcass. (2) In beef cattle rations

  • What to do about pig constipation? Practical solutions for pig farmers

    1. Pig constipation. In winter, green fodder is lacking, and long-term feeding of dry feed, a single type of feed, and coarse fodder, together with cold weather, little exercise for the pigs, and insufficient drinking water, makes pigs prone to constipation. In the early stage of the disease, they eat little or do not eat, are fond of drinking water, and often assume a defecation posture with an arched back and raised tail. At first they can

  • What to Do When Goslings Peck Each Other's Feathers? Solutions for Back-Feather Pecking

    Those who raise geese know that at a certain stage of growth, geese will peck each other's feathers, and the weaker ones may even be pecked to death by their companions. So why does this happen? Is it because the geese have some disease? Is it because they lack something in their bodies? When this happens