Breeding method for improving disease resistance of Boer goat

A disease resistance, Boer goat technology, applied in the field of sheep breeding, can solve the problems of high disease rate and mortality rate, unsatisfactory income of farmers, unsatisfactory lambing rate, etc., to enhance immunity and promote rapid and healthy growth. , the effect of improving lambing rate and high quality

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-10-24
合肥合丰牧业有限公司
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[0002] Boer goats are non-seasonal breeding livestock. They can estrus, breed and produce lambs all year round. Generally, the proportion of estrus is very small from May to August. Ewes are mature at 6 months old. Because of the high level of sex hormones in autumn, they are sexually active in spring and summer. Less; but the traditional Boer goat breeding method not only has unsatisfactory lambing rate, but also has poor lambing quality, poor disease resistance, high disease rate and mortality rate, and slow growth, which leads to unsatisfactory income for farmers; therefore , to invent a Boer goat breeding method that can effectively solve the above problems can effectively improve the economic benefits of farmers

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[0025] In the embodiment of the present invention, a kind of breeding method that improves Boer goat disease resistance, concrete method is as follows:

[0026] (1) Crossbreeding of Boer Mountain ewes and Small-tailed Han rams

[0027] At the beginning of October, select a robust Small Tail Han ram with a weight of 50-60kg and a robust Boer Mountain ewe with a weight of 45-55kg for one-to-one crossbreeding. Illumination processing until the pairing is successful;

[0028] (2) Breeding of Boer Mountain ewes during pregnancy

[0029] Feed A with a weight of 1.6% of its weight every day, 30% of the total daily feeding amount at 5:20 feeding, 20% of the total daily feeding amount at 11:10 feeding, and the total feeding amount at 16:50 feeding day 25% of the daily feeding amount at 21:00, 25% of the total daily feeding amount at 21:00, light treatment with blue light with a light intensity of 33Lx from 1:00 to 3:50 every day, and light treatment with a light intensity of 33Lx fro...

Embodiment 2

[0043] In the embodiment of the present invention, a kind of breeding method that improves Boer goat disease resistance, concrete method is as follows:

[0044] (1) Crossbreeding of Boer Mountain ewes and Small-tailed Han rams

[0045] At the beginning of October, select a robust Small Tail Han ram with a weight of 50-60kg and a robust Boer Mountain ewe with a weight of 45-55kg for one-to-one crossbreeding. Illumination processing until the pairing is successful;

[0046] (2) Breeding of Boer Mountain ewes during pregnancy

[0047] Feed A with a weight of 1.65% of its weight every day, 30% of the total daily feeding amount at 5:20, 20% of the total daily feeding amount at 11:10, and the total daily feeding amount at 16:50 25% of the daily feeding amount, 25% of the total daily feeding amount at 21:00, use blue light with a light intensity of 33.5Lx for light treatment from 1:00~3:50 every day, and use light intensity at 20:40~23:10 Lighting treatment for 28.5Lx yellow light...

Embodiment 3

[0055] In the embodiment of the present invention, a kind of breeding method that improves Boer goat disease resistance, concrete method is as follows:

[0056] (1) Crossbreeding of Boer Mountain ewes and Small-tailed Han rams

[0057] At the beginning of October, select a robust Small Tail Han ram with a weight of 50-60kg and a robust Boer Mountain ewe with a weight of 45-55kg for one-to-one crossbreeding. Illumination processing until the pairing is successful;

[0058] (2) Breeding of Boer Mountain ewes during pregnancy

[0059] Feed A with a weight of 1.7% of its weight every day, 30% of the total daily feeding amount at 5:20 feeding, 20% of the total feeding amount at 11:10 feeding day, and the total feeding amount at 16:50 feeding day 25% of the total daily feeding amount at 21:00, 25% of the total daily feeding amount at 21:00, use blue light with a light intensity of 34Lx for light treatment from 1:00 to 3:50 every day, and light treatment with a light intensity of 3...

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Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of the goat cultivation, and particularly relates to a breeding method for improving disease resistance of a Boer goat. The method comprises the following steps: selecting a Small-tail Han ram and a Boer goat ewe to execute the hybridization and executing the light treatment by using orange light, effectively improving the lambing percentage and effectively improving the disease resistance of lambs; feeding a feed A regularly in the gestation period of the Boer goat ewe and executing the light supplementing treatment, providing the balanced abundant nutrition for the ewe, enhancing the immunity ability of the ewe, promoting the formation and health growth of a fetus, and improving the lambing percentage and the lambing quality; and feeding a feed B regularly in the lactation period of the Boer goat ewe and executing the light supplementing treatment, effectively promoting the milk-secretion of the ewe, effectively improving the lactic quality, providing the abundant nutrition for the growth of the lambs, and effectively promoting the rapid and health growth of the lambs. The disease and cold resistance of the Boer goat is improved, so the Boer goat is strong and healthy, and the good foundation is provided for the later fattening.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of sheep breeding, in particular to a breeding method for improving the disease resistance of Boer goats. Background technique [0002] Boer goats are non-seasonal breeding livestock. They can estrus, breed and produce lambs all year round. Generally, the proportion of estrus is very small from May to August. Ewes are mature at 6 months old. Because of the high level of sex hormones in autumn, they are sexually active in spring and summer. Less; but the traditional Boer goat breeding method not only has unsatisfactory lambing rate, but also has poor lambing quality, poor disease resistance, high disease rate and mortality rate, and slow growth, which leads to unsatisfactory income for farmers; therefore , inventing a breeding method for Boer goats that can effectively solve the above problems can effectively improve the economic benefits of farmers. Contents of the invention [0003] In view of the above ...

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IPC IPC(8): A01K67/02A23K50/10
CPCA01K67/02A23K50/10
Inventor 孙雷鹏
Owner 合肥合丰牧业有限公司
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