How much does a Rhine goose gosling cost approximately? With detailed breeding techniques
The Rhine goose is a new breed of goose that combines meat and feather production, and is known for its high yield and strong reproductive capacity, with good hybrid vigor, so it is farmed in many regions. So how much does a Rhine goose gosling cost approximately? What are the breeding techniques?
I. Introduction to the Rhine goose:
1. Where does the Rhine goose originate?
The Rhine goose has many places of origin, distributed both domestically and abroad. Among them, the foreign origin is the Rhine River basin in Germany; after breeding by the French company Grimaud, it has become an excellent dual-purpose meat and feather breed, and it is currently farmed in most areas of China.
2. What does the Rhine goose eat to grow?
The Rhine goose is a herbivorous poultry. It eats green vegetables, corn, tree leaves and artificial feed alike. Generally, when young, it eats some tender green grass or alfalfa meal; when it grows into an adult goose, it eats some tree leaves, green vegetables, concentrated feed, etc.
II. How much does a Rhine goose gosling cost approximately?
The market price of Rhine goose goslings varies, generally around 6-10 yuan each, but due to different places of origin and markets, there will be certain differences in price. For example, at the Jinhao Hatchery in Shuyang County the price is about 7 yuan each, at the Rongchang Goose Gosling Hatchery in Zhaxia Town, Shuyang County the price is about 12 yuan each, at Shandong Dingrong Animal Husbandry Technology Co., Ltd. the price is about 8 yuan each, and at the Zhaoyang Breeding Farm in Yuncheng County the price is about 6 yuan each, so the specific price still needs to be checked at the local breeding farm.
III. What are the breeding techniques for the Rhine goose?
1. Site selection and construction: What kind of land is suitable for breeding?
The Rhine goose is suitable for growing in places with sufficient, unpolluted water sources and relatively high terrain, so when choosing a site, try to choose a high, flat area by a small stream or river for breeding; for example, grassland is a good breeding site. After choosing the site, several small goose houses and adult goose houses should be built, with shade canopies covered, and netting put up around them to prevent escape. In addition, a concrete area can be made outside the sheds to make feeding convenient.
2. Gosling selection: What kind of goslings are good to choose?
Select young geese that are lively and active in appearance, physically strong and free of disease, put them into the small goose house, provide good food, and control the temperature well.
3. Feeding and management techniques: How to manage?
(1) Feeding requirements: After the young geese hatch for more than ten hours, they can be fed some glucose or vitamins; after three days from hatching, feed them some clean cool water and mix in an appropriate amount of green vegetables, letting them eat freely. After raising them in the goose house for one month, a free-range model can be adopted, releasing them onto grassland, and then giving a fixed amount of food at fixed times every day. Generally, herding them for 7-8 hours a day is best; at noon they can be driven into the shed to rest, and then released again in the afternoon.
(2) Growth environment requirements: Whether during the young goose or adult goose period, the pen must be cleaned every day to keep it clean, and it should be disinfected regularly; generally disinfecting once a week is best to prevent disease. In addition, according to the growth condition of the flock, they should be vaccinated to improve the immunity of the geese.
(3) Temperature requirements: After the young geese hatch, the temperature can be controlled at around 28-30 degrees in the first week, and as they grow later, it can be lowered by 1-2 degrees each week.
(4) Humidity requirements: Try to keep the humidity in the shed at around 60-65%.
(5) Lighting requirements: On the first day after the young geese hatch, lighting must be maintained all day; later it can be reduced by 1-2 hours of lighting per day, and by the third week, it can be restored to natural lighting.
The above is a detailed introduction to the latest prices and breeding techniques of Rhine goose goslings, and I hope it is helpful to everyone.