Novel breeding method for cage-free ducks

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel breeding method for cage-free ducks. The novel breeding method comprises the following steps that a duck shed is built near a pool, and a biological bed with the thickness of 52 cm is laid in the duck shed; ducklings are bred, wherein the 10-day-age ducklings are fed four times in the daytime and fed one time to two times at night, the ducklings older than 11 days of age are fed on duckling breeding feed three times in the daytime and fed on the duckling breeding feed one time at night, and the ducklings are driven into water three times to five times every day for 20 min to 30 min every time; fattening ducks are fed on fattening feed two times every day; the ducklings are inoculated with duck plague attenuated vaccines, and oxytetracycline is added into the feed at ordinary times, wherein 1 g of oxytetracycline is added into each kilogram of the feed. According to the method, the biological bed is laid in the duck shed, therefore, intestinal microbial florae of the ducks are improved, the organism immunity is enhanced, and the breeding environment is improved; padding is fermented into good organic fertilizer through piling, and the organic fertilizer is widely applied to vegetable and flower planting; the duckling breeding feed and the fattening feed are reasonable in formula and rich in nutrition, the ducks freely take food in the daytime, food is supplied by the biological bed at night, and the duck meat quality is good.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of livestock breeding, in particular to a novel breeding method for free-range ducks. Background technique [0002] Duck is a general designation for waterfowl of Anatidae (Anatidae) in Anatidae, or true duck. Ducks are relatively small in size with short necks and larger bills in some genera. The legs are set behind the body (like a swan), so the gait is waddling. Most true ducks (including several species incorrectly called geese due to their size and shape) differ from swans and geese in that the male molts twice a year and the female lays several eggs per clutch. Also more, smooth eggshell; legs covered with overlapping scales; vocalization and display some degree of sex difference. [0003] my country is the world's largest producer of ducks. my country has a long history of duck breeding. The natural conditions in many areas are very suitable for the growth and production of ducks. The duck breedin...

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Problems solved by technology

The duck breeding in the prior art is mainly based on intensive farming, the breeding time is short, the duck feed formula is unreasonable, antibiotics are added, etc., resulting in low quality duck meat and unreasonable disease prevention measures