Introduction to the Characteristics of the Danish Red-Eyed White Mink Breed
The Danish Red-Eyed White Mink was introduced from Denmark in 1998. It has a relatively large body size and brightly colored fur, giving it high economic value. Domestic mink breeding stock and product quality are poor. Apart from the direct cause of breeding stock varieties, this is also related to the lack of scientific feeding techniques. Common problems in domestic mink farming include insufficient feed input, incomplete nutritional supply, poor breeding environments (such as no sheds, no small dens, unsanitary feed environments, etc.), and poor pelt-removal techniques. Mink farmers must improve the above shortcomings and produce high-quality fur
The Danish Red-Eyed White Mink was introduced from Denmark in 1998. It has a relatively large body size and brightly colored fur, giving it high economic value. Domestic mink breeding stock and product quality are poor. Apart from the direct cause of breeding stock varieties, this is also related to the lack of scientific feeding techniques. Common problems in domestic mink farming include insufficient feed input, incomplete nutritional supply, poor breeding environments (such as no sheds, no small dens, unsanitary feed environments, etc.), and poor pelt-removal techniques. Mink farmers must improve the above shortcomings and produce high-quality fur products in order to enhance their competitiveness in the market.