Nest box beneficial to playing maternity of minks and increasing survival rate of young minks
A survival rate and nest box technology, which is applied in animal houses, applications, animal husbandry, etc., to achieve the effects of improving breeding efficiency, small humidity fluctuations, and reducing mortality
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[0020] according to figure 1 As shown, the litter box body 1 is a closed box structure with a length of 31 cm, a width of 28 cm, and a height of 40 cm; a transverse partition 4 is provided in the middle of the litter box body 1 to divide it into an upper litter box 3 and a lower litter box 5 The double-layer litter box structure, the upper nest box 3 is provided with an access hole 2; the lower edge of the access hole 2 is 16cm from the bottom, and the diameter is 14cm; Hole 6 in the nest, hole 6 in the nest is 14cm in diameter.
[0021] The advantages of the present invention are shown by the following different factor tests carried out under the same conditions
[0022] The litter box that participated in the test was made of wood, and the structure is as follows:
[0023] The length, width and height of the litter box in group A are 31cm, 28cm and 40cm respectively, the diameter of the hole is 14cm, the lower edge is 16cm from the bottom, and the horizontal direction i...
Embodiment 3
[0044] Effects of different litter environments on mink behavior and production performance of 28-45-day-old mink
[0045] Test animals were from Study One. Six litters of 1-day-old mink were selected from groups AB, AC, AD, and A respectively. The number and date of birth of minks in each group were roughly the same, and the number of minks was 4-6, and the difference in date of birth was within 2 days, and there was no significant difference between groups (P>0.05). The experimental animals for late-lactation behavior sampling were the experimental animals in the late-lactation stage of Research No. 1, that is, the young minks in the litter were 28 days old and above, and the number of litters in each group was between 14 and 16 litters.
[0046] When the young minks were 28 days old, the bowl-shaped artificial nest in AB and the partitions in group AC were removed, that is, group AB became group AB*, and group AC became group AC*. Other feeding and management were the sam...
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