Method for preventing diseases of sheep raised in forest area

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for preventing diseases of sheep raised in a forest area. The method is characterized by comprising the following steps that 1, a sheep house is built, the sheep house is built on a gentle slope with the gradient of 11-14 degrees, the horizontal height is 5-8 m, the ground in the sheep house has the inclination angle of 2-3 degrees, and a lime mixing layer and a fermentation layer are laid; 2, the environment of the sheep house is adjusted, wherein the humidity and the temperature in the sheep house are adjusted in winter and summer; 3, cleaning is conducted, wherein sheep need to pass through a clean-water cleaning pool, a disinfectant cleaning pool and a water-bath-liquid cleaning pool and be showered with a disinfectant and water bath liquid for cleaning; 4, the sheep is fed, wherein an extracting solution is added in drinking water for feeding the sheep, and the sheep is fed with concentrated feed every day. According to the method for preventing the diseases of the sheep raised in the forest area, the occurrence rate of wet hoof diseases can be reduced to 5.89% , the occurrence rate of other diseases is reduced by 2.66%, the growth of the sheep is promoted at the same time, and during two months, the weight is averagely increased by 4.7 kg.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of sheep breeding, and in particular relates to a disease prevention method for raising sheep in forest areas. Background technique [0002] Forest meadows and understory vegetation are composed of herbs, shrubs, and weeds of five-flowered meadows, mainly composed of microphylla, three-edge grass, needlegrass, sedge, bromegrass, wild pea, stalks, and hazel , willow, tussah, etc., with many types of weeds, good palatability of livestock, and rich nutrition. According to the analysis of the nutritional components of grass samples in forest areas, the average protein content of leguminous forage grasses is 11.6%-16.2%, and the average protein content of herbaceous forage grasses is 6.8%, which can provide a good material basis for the development of sheep breeding industry. However, while breeding in forest areas provides rich and nutritious food for sheep, there are also many breeding problems, such as the hi...

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However, while breeding in forest areas provides rich and nutritious food for sheep, there are also many breeding problems, such as the high disease rate of sheep in forest areas

The rain-proof and moisture-proof facilities for breeding sheep houses in the forest area are simple, the sheep houses are built in low-lying places, and the drainage and sewage discharge capabilities are poor. In rainy weather, the humidity in the sheep houses is high, the ground is wet, and the accumulated feces are rotten in the sheep houses. The incidence of sheep is high; the breeding area in the forest area is wet and muddy in rainy weather, and there are a large number of germs in the hooves and whole body of the sheep after stocking. The sludge can easily cause wet hooves and other diseases in sheep; in addition, the forest area is hot and humid at night in summer. There are many mosquitoes, germs are easy to spread, and weed-based feeding methods in forest areas cannot fully provide nutrients for sheep, and sheep have low immunity