Method of duck breeding in vineyard

A technology for farming in vineyards and under forests, which is applied to the field of raising ducks under vineyards, can solve the problems of inability to peck on trees, clumsy movements of ducks, and little correlation with each other, and achieves the effect of reducing the cost of feeding

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-09-22
界首市鲜天下家庭农场
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[0002] With the development of under-forest breeding technology, under-forest breeding is very popular among growers and farmers. At present, under-forest breeding seems to be integrated, but the actual correlation is not great. For example, ducks under the vineyard are clumsy and cannot go up. Trees are pecked at, and there is very little food to eat under the vineyard. This traditional breeding mode has almost the same economic benefits as isolated species breeding, except that the manure produced by ducks can provide certain nutrients for the vineyard.

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Embodiment 1

[0022] Embodiment 1, a method for raising ducks under a vineyard, specifically:

[0023] (1) Use vineyards with a plant age of 2 years and above as the understory breeding plot, and stock one-week-old ducklings under the vineyard at the beginning of May at a stocking density of 3 ducks / ㎡;

[0024] (2) Duck seedlings are stocked under the vineyard between 6-7 o'clock every day in spring and summer, and rush back to the duck house between 6-7 o'clock;

[0025] In autumn and winter, they are raised under the vineyard between 7-7:30 every day, and return to the duck house between 5-6 o'clock;

[0026] After the ducklings rush back to the duck house every day, they are fed a ration in a concentrated manner. The ration is obtained by mixing corn dregs, sweet potato dregs, fish meal, bone meal, and tomato fermented product. Specifically, each ration is calculated in parts by weight. It is obtained by mixing 40 parts of corn dregs, 18 parts of sweet potato dregs, 3 parts of fish meal...

Embodiment 2

[0033] Embodiment 2, a method for raising ducks under a vineyard, specifically:

[0034] (1) Use vineyards with a plant age of 2 years or more as the understory breeding plot, and stock one-week-old ducklings under the vineyard at the beginning of May at a stocking density of 4 ducks / ㎡;

[0035] (2) Duck seedlings are stocked under the vineyard between 6-7 o'clock every day in spring and summer, and rush back to the duck house between 6-7 o'clock;

[0036] In autumn and winter, they are raised under the vineyard between 7-7:30 every day, and return to the duck house between 5-6 o’clock;

[0037] After the ducklings rush back to the duck house every day, they are fed a ration in a concentrated manner. The ration is obtained by mixing corn dregs, sweet potato dregs, fish meal, bone meal, and tomato fermented product. Specifically, each ration is calculated in parts by weight. It is obtained by mixing 50 parts of corn dregs, 20 parts of sweet potato dregs, 5 parts of fish meal, ...

Embodiment 3

[0044] Embodiment 3, a method for raising ducks under a vineyard, specifically:

[0045] (1) Use vineyards with a plant age of 2 years or more as the understory breeding plot, and stock one-week-old ducklings under the vineyard at the beginning of May at a stocking density of 4 ducks / ㎡;

[0046] (2) Duck seedlings are stocked under the vineyard between 6-7 o'clock every day in spring and summer, and rush back to the duck house between 6-7 o'clock;

[0047] In autumn and winter, they are raised under the vineyard between 7-7:30 every day, and return to the duck house between 5-6 o’clock;

[0048] After the ducklings rush back to the duck house every day, they are fed a ration in a concentrated manner. The ration is obtained by mixing corn dregs, sweet potato dregs, fish meal, bone meal, and tomato fermented product. Specifically, each ration is calculated in parts by weight. It is obtained by mixing 50 parts of corn dregs, 20 parts of sweet potato dregs, 5 parts of fish meal, ...

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Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of poultry farming, and particularly relates to a method of duck breeding in a vineyard. The method comprises the steps that the vineyard with the plant age being two years old or above is used as an underforest breeding land parcel, and in early May, newly-hatched ducklings of one week old are bred in the vineyard; after being pushed back to a duck shed every day, the newly-hatched ducklings are gathered and fed with daily rations once; after the newly-hatched ducklings are bred outside, apart from rainy days, leave surfaces are sprayed with a 0.4-0.5 g / L ammonium glycyrrhetate aqueous solution and a 0.1-0.13 g / L tannic acid aqueous solution once every three days, and after being insolated and dried out sufficiently every day, collected duck manure is gathered and processed once a month and evenly applied and sprinkled under grapevines. According to the method of duck breeding in the vineyard, in the context that daily gain of ducks is guaranteed, the feeding cost of the ducks can be remarkably lowered; meanwhile, high yield can be achieved without the need of applying other fertilizers during grape planting, and the aim of planting and breeding double-harvest can be achieved ultimately.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of poultry breeding, and in particular relates to a method for raising ducks under a vineyard. Background technique [0002] With the development of under-forest breeding technology, under-forest breeding is very popular among growers and farmers. At present, under-forest breeding seems to be integrated, but the actual correlation is not great. For example, ducks under the vineyard are clumsy and cannot go up. Trees peck for food, and there is very little food to eat under the vineyard. This traditional breeding mode has almost the same economic benefits as isolated species breeding, except that the manure produced by ducks can provide certain nutrients for the vineyard. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a method for raising ducks under the vineyard. [0004] The scheme of the present invention is as follows: a method for raising ducks under a vineyard, ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01K67/02A01G17/02A23K50/75A23K10/37A23K10/22A23K10/26A23K20/179A23K20/189C05F3/00A01N43/16A01P21/00
CPCA01G17/02A01K67/02A01N43/16A23K10/22A23K10/26A23K10/37A23K20/179A23K20/189A23K50/75C05F3/00A01N2300/00Y02A40/20Y02P60/87
Inventor 王大海
Owner 界首市鲜天下家庭农场
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