How to feed confined meat geese? Detailed feeding methods

Geese are herbivorous waterfowl that feed mainly on grass, and they are also a short, flat and fast good project for developing the livestock economy, thus becoming a "hot" development farming project widely welcomed by the public. Practice has proved that using forage grass and crop straw to carry out confined meat goose farming can achieve relatively high economic benefits.

Pellet feed and green feed feeding method

Place the pellet feed on the feed bucket, and place the green feed on wooden racks, board platforms, basins or on the water surface, letting the geese feed freely; generally each goose is fed 2-4 kg per day. This method is mainly suitable for farmers who have a large amount of palatable green feed, such as large amounts of old leaves and large amounts of by-products in vegetable-producing areas such as radish greens, as well as green feed grown in winter fallow fields or hillside land such as ryegrass, napier grass, etc.

Dry-mixed compound powder feed feeding method

Chop green feed such as banana stems and leaves, radish greens, fresh napier grass, carrots, pumpkins and their vines, mix with compound powder feed, and feed 6 times a day, with 1 feeding at night.

Grass pulpGoose farming

Mix various collected green feeds such as sweet potato vines, water hyacinth, water lettuce, locust leaves, weeds, etc., pulping them, then stir evenly with compound powder feed, and feed 6 times a day, with the last feeding at 10 p.m. The green feed selected must avoid being mixed with toxic plants such as sorghum seedlings, oleander leaves, chinaberry leaves, etc.

Grass meal complete pellet feed feeding method

Dry or oven-dry grass meal, alfalfa, pine needles, black locust leaves, peanut vines, etc., make them into green powder, and mix with soybean cake, corn, etc. to make complete pellet feed; it can be fed in feed trays 4 times a day, or fed all day with automatic troughs or feed buckets. With this method, there must be a sufficient supply of clean drinking water. This method is conducive to large-scale and intensiveGoose farming。