Feeding Management of "Four Goats"
Description:
Vitamin A is involved in the process of formation and preservation of function of epithelial tissues and mucous membranes, is important for fertility and is essential for vision. Vitamin D3 regulates and corrects calcium and phosphate metabolism in blood and plays an important role in the uptake of calcium and phosphate from the intestines. Especially in young, growing animal's vitamin D3 is essential for the normal development of skeleton and teeth. Vitamin E is as a fat-soluble intracellular antioxidant, involved in stabilising unsaturated fatty acids, thereby preventing toxic lipo-peroxides formation. Furthermore, vitamin E protects the oxygen-sensitive vitamin A from oxidative destruction in this preparation.
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1. Feeding breeding rams should constantly adjust the feeding level according to their carcass, semen quality, breeding needs, sexual desire and appetite. In the off-season or non-breeding period, grazing and feeding are the main factors; in the high season, grazing and feeding should be supplemented with adequate palatability, rich in protein, vitamins, minerals, and hay. Mixed concentrates will be supplemented with 0.1-0.3 kg per day, and if they are to be mixed for three or four times a day, one or two eggs will be supplemented each day.
2. The management of rams should be grazing and keeping alone, not mixed with ewes. Grazing should prevent stumps from scratching the scrotum. The single-coin care area requires 1 to 1.2 square meters; Young rams are sexually mature at 4 to 6 months of age, mature at 6 to 8 months of age, and should be suitable for breeding; moderate breeding. It is advisable to breed once or twice a day, and the breeding season can be used for breeding three or four times a day. However, attention should be paid to taking a day off after two days and ensuring the amount of exercise. When feeding, ensure that you exercise at least 6 hours a day.
Breeding management of ewes
1. Feeding nursing ewes should be fully grazing after weaning, and strengthen feeding to enable them to quickly restore their body condition. 10 to 15 days before mating for short-term excellent feeding, daily supplement 0.2 kg concentrate and the amount of carotene or vitamins, and strive to breed. After 7-10 days of mating, short-term excellent feeding is given. After 3 months, the nutritional requirements are the same as those before mating, but the nutrition should be more comprehensive. In the later stage of pregnancy, the mixed concentrate, high-quality grass, hay and succulent root and tuber feed should be supplemented. After laying ewes, the ewes mainly adopt the method of feeding in the first few days. They mainly use young grass and hay, and also feed rice broth at the same time, allowing them to drink freely, and flexibly replenish bean dregs, soya milk, etc., according to the carcass situation, 0.5 kg per day. However, sheep with good body condition and sufficient milk can make up less or not. 15 to 20 days after childbirth, on the basis of the original feed and adequate grazing, 0.3 to 0.5 kilograms of supplemental concentrate is fed daily, and as far as possible, high-quality green feed is fed, and the concentrate is gradually reduced after 1 month.
2. Manage the ewes at the end of pregnancy to keep a single fence, grazing should choose a flat high-quality grassland, but to avoid eating frost grass and cold dew grass, to prevent a long way away, avoid driving, fighting the flock, to avoid herding, fighting frame. Feeding does not feed silage; the first few days of maternity ewes feeding, as little as possible grazing, not to the bushes, thorns to avoid hurting the breasts. With ewes continue to raise a single bar.
Lamb feeding management Strengthen maternal care when laying lambs. In winter, pre-padded batting, straw, or insulation boards on lamb-coating bars to prevent freezing of dead lambs. In time, lambs should be eaten on colostrum, especially within 1 hour of giving birth. The lambs eat colostrum; the lambs within 1 month are guaranteed to eat regular milk, and at the same time, they are induced to feed and feed early. After the 10th day of age, the lamb began to train its young green hay. At the age of 15 to 20 days, it was supplemented with 18% to 20% protein, supplemented with 1% salt and bone meal, and trace amounts of copper and iron. Elemental additives. Take a variety of feed mix, less feed Tim, gradually reduce the number of breast-feeding, and promote the early weaning of lambs. 30 to 40 days of age can be completely weaned; on time for the two months before and after the age of the lamb with anthelmintic drugs insecticide in vivo; lamb bar to be dry, clean, ventilated, warm in winter, cool in summer, to prevent cold and moisture, ventilation and warmth. Lambs should be grazing or sporting as soon as possible to enhance their health.
Feeding management of fattening sheep
1. Feed grassland with high grass yield, excellent grass quality, grazing and fattening, and grazing time requires 4 to 6 hours per day for winter and spring, 10 to 12 hours for summer and autumn, to ensure that sheep are fed every time; they are eaten in the dry season or pastures. When restricted, goats can be fattened by ammoniated straw, silage, micro-storage, high-quality hay, root and stem feed, processing by-products, and concentrates; the combination of half-shelf half-grazing, picking, and feeding can be used. The way to fatten.
2. Before the management of fattening, the whole group repels insects and the rams castrated; grazing adopts Dongyang and Xiayin styles; in summer and autumn, they choose grazing in cool places; in winter and spring, they choose to warm grazing in sunny areas; meanwhile, they pay attention to drinking water and replenishing salt to prevent the infection of parasites. , Feed ammoniated feeds and silage to master the amount, beware of ammonia poisoning and acidosis. The ammoniated feed is ventilated for two or three days before feeding, and can be fed without pungent ammonia.