Sheep cot

Abstract

The invention discloses a sheep cot. The sheep cot comprises a leak-plate fence area, an outer wall and a manure pit, wherein the manure pit is arranged at the bottom part of the sheep cot; the leak-plate fence area is positioned above the manure pit; one side of the manure pit on the outer wall is provided with a manure discharging outlet; a ventilating port is arranged on the outer wall above the manure discharging outlet; and the height of the ventilating port is higher than the leak-plate fence area. The sheep cot disclosed by the invention is simple in structure, high in practicability, low in cost, sufficient in light, convenient in manure treatment and good in ventilation and sanitation, guarantees the quality of sheep meat and is beneficial to promotion and application.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of houses for animal husbandry, in particular to a sheep house. Background technique [0002] With the rapid development of my country's mutton sheep production, the status of sheep farming in animal husbandry is also rising steadily. The traditional grazing free-range feeding method is difficult to meet the requirements of the development of the modern sheep industry. Therefore, large-scale and intensive feeding methods are increasingly becoming the direction of the modernization of my country's sheep industry. Under the condition of converting from free-range grazing to intensive farming, the sheep house is the key place to ensure the healthy growth of the flock. As herbivorous livestock, sheep mainly eat grass and graze. Compared with other types of livestock, sheep have stricter requirements for clean environmental sanitation. Therefore, under the current conditions of intensive captive breeding, due to serious...

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Problems solved by technology

Therefore, under the current conditions of intensive captive breeding, due to serious flaws in the design of the sheep house, there are high concentrations of carbon dioxide, ammonia and other toxic gases in the sheep house. These high concentrations of toxic gases are always difficult to reduce to a safe range during the sheep breeding Therefore, it will lead to a decline in the adaptability of the flock, frequent occurrence of various stress diseases, inability to effectively develop the production performance of the flock, and even a high mortality rate of the flock. Furthermore, it is impossible to produce mutton products with high efficiency and high quality

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