A Clever Trick for Raising Lambs in Grouped Pens Makes Getting Rich from Sheep Farming Easier

You have seen classes being split in schools, but you may not have seen lambs being raised in "split classes" on a farm.

In Qianshan Village, Liushutun Township, Kangping County, Shenyang, Liaoning, in the farm of farmer Ma Hongzhang, spacious pens are neatly arranged, with signs at the entrances reading "lambs", "one to two months", "three months", "ready for market" and so on, just like a school for livestock raising.

The biggest advantage of "split class" raising is that sheep of the same size and growth condition are penned together, which ensures the nutritional supply and growth speed of each sheep, guarantees the "standardization" of each batch of sheep, and each lamb sells for 100 yuan more.

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In addition, there are many more clever tricks for raising sheep:

1. Install speakers in the sheep pen; music helps the sheep grow strong

Every day at 11 a.m., the music sounds on time, and the sheep that have been running around all morning return to the pen to "rest"; at 7 p.m., the music sounds again, and the sheep fall asleep peacefully to the serenade. First, sheep are timid, and listening to music can make them bolder; second, music can improve the sheep's mood, especially for ewes, whose pregnancy and birthing rate increases considerably after listening to music.

2. Raise free-range chickens in the sheep pen; one move brings multiple benefits and clever profits

Sheep have a particular habit when eating: once food falls to the ground and is stepped on, they will not eat it again, which is both wasteful and hard to clean up. But "raising free-range chickens in the sheep pen" can make good use of the broken feed.

3. Turn wheat straw into "coarse grain"; turn waste into treasure and truly increase efficiency

Sheep are ruminants, and feeding them requires a mix of coarse and fine feed. In addition to fine feed such as corn and soybean dregs, coarse feed is essential. Use machinery to crush wheat straw into a flour-like form and store it, then mix it with corn grits and soybean grits to feed the sheep. With a mix of coarse and fine feed, the sheep not only gain weight quickly but are also less likely to get sick!