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Method for hatching and breeding anser indicus

A breeding method and bar-headed goose technology, applied in animal husbandry and other fields, can solve problems such as difficult control of temperature-changing incubation conditions, increased failure probability of farms, failure to popularize and apply, etc., to achieve comprehensive utilization and harmless treatment, and to ensure the original The effect of high ecological quality and improving hatching rate

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-03-28
LHASA TRINIDAD NATURAL ECOLOGICAL DEV
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However, it is difficult to control the conditions of variable temperature incubation. Farmers usually choose special poultry incubators and incubators to reduce the manual workload, which not only increases the cost of breeding, but also increases the probability of failure during the operation of the farm.
The article "Research on Artificial Incubation of Bar-headed Goose Abandoned Eggs" (Gao Yuanhong, Sun Tingyong. Wild Animals, 1989, 03: 33-34) discloses an artificial hatching technology of bar-headed goose abandoned eggs. The artificial hatching temperature of bar-headed goose eggs is controlled at 36.4 ℃~39.0℃, but the highest hatching rate is only 24%, which cannot be popularized and applied in actual breeding production

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[0019] figure 1 It is a technical flow chart of the bar-headed goose artificial hatching breeding method. Such as figure 1 Bar-headed geese were artificially hatched and cultured as shown.

[0020] 1. Bar-headed goose artificial hatching method

[0021] 1.1 Incubation preparation

[0022] The eggs are screened for the first time, and the eggs that pass the preliminary inspection are sterilized on the outside and preheated naturally in the incubation room. After the surface temperature of the eggs reaches room temperature, they are hatched on the code plate; when the code plate is used, the eggs are kept with their heads up.

[0023] The incubator is cleaned, disinfected, debugged and preheated in advance.

[0024] 1.2 Incubation

[0025] (1) Artificial incubation condition control

[0026] Bar-headed goose eggs are hatched at a constant temperature. The temperature is controlled at 38.0°C±0.1°C and the relative humidity is controlled at 56.0%±2.0%. During the hatching pe...

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[0059] Such as figure 2 , 3 The three-dimensional culture of bar-headed goose plateau fish is shown.

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Abstract

The invention discloses a method for hatching and breeding anser indicus. Aiming at the shortcomings that the hatching rate of the anser indicus by artificial hatching in the prior art is low and the method cannot be popularized in the actual breeding production, the invention provides a method for hatching and breeding the anser indicus of which the incubation hatching rate is over 90% under theconditions that the incubation temperature is 38 degrees centigrade + / - 0.1 degrees centigrade and the relative humidity is 56.0% + / - 2.0%. According to the method for artificial hatching and breeding the adult wild gooses in the invention, the adult wild gooses can be put in the breeding net to breed in open air, wherein the water area in the breeding net is 25% to 40% and the land area is 60% to 75%; the survival rate of the adult wild goose bred by the method reaches over 90%, the wild habits are good, and the ecological quality is high. The invention further provides a stereo breeding method of the anser indicus and plateau fish, which fully realizes the circulation economic model by matching a stereo breeding technology of breeding the wild gooses at the upstream and breeding the fish at the downstream with forage plant and methane utilization, and improves the overall earnings of the plateau breeding industry. The method has rational theory and simple method, and can easily control the artificial implementation conditions, so the method is suitable for popularizing the plateau area economic development.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a poultry hatching and breeding method, in particular to an artificial hatching and breeding method of bar-headed geese. Background technique [0002] Bar-headed goose (Anser indicus), also known as white-headed goose and black-headed goose, belongs to Anseriformes, Anseridae, and the genus Anser. The bar-headed goose is a plateau bird unique to China. It lives in plateau wetland lakes and is also found in cultivated land. It is mainly distributed in Northwest and Southwest China. It flies south in flocks in autumn and winter, and is active in lakes and valleys in the watery swamps, plains and mountainous areas in the south. It mainly feeds on plants. It is a typical herbivorous flocking waterfowl. Bar-headed geese are highly adaptable to the environment and are more disease-resistant than domestic geese. The cost of raising baby geese to grow to 3.5kg for 3 months is generally only about 8 yuan, so the commodity value is extr...

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IPC IPC(8): A01K67/02
Inventor 丁峰刘文凤丁霞李媛丽陈家
Owner LHASA TRINIDAD NATURAL ECOLOGICAL DEV
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