Detailed Explanation of Feeding Methods for Breeding Bucks During the Non-Breeding Period

During the non-breeding season, breeding bucks should be given a moderate level of nutrition to keep them in breeding condition, neither too fat nor too thin. An overweight buck has low libido and produces defective sperm, resulting in a low conception rate, while an underweight buck has a small ejaculation volume and low sperm motility. Adjust the ration promptly whenever problems are noticed. The ration for breeding bucks should be a rational combination of green and coarse feed and concentrate. Feed each adult buck about 70 grams of concentrate per day, in which protein should account for 15% of the ration, and feed no less than 500 grams of good-quality green feed daily.