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Peacock Breeding Method for High Yield Peacock Eggs

A peacock, high-yield technology, applied in animal husbandry and other directions, can solve the problem of difficulty in realizing the demand for peacock eggs, and achieve the effect of meeting the demand and increasing egg production.

Inactive Publication Date: 2020-04-24
重庆市家云孔雀养殖有限公司
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[0003] Existing edible peacock eggs are all produced by artificially raised peacocks, but the egg production of existing peacocks needs to be improved, and it is difficult to meet the increasing demand for peacock eggs in the market

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[0033] Select 100 female peacocks (blue peacocks) hatched in the same month, raise all the selected peacocks in the same feeding environment, feed each of the above-mentioned female peacocks for two years, and count the annual output of each female peacock in the third year Egg volume, count as A1, and calculate the average annual egg production A2 of all female peacocks fed, and calculate the ratio P1 of the annual egg production of each female peacock with A1 greater than A2 to the average annual egg production A2 of all female peacocks , the formula is: P1=A1 / A2×100%, wherein, A2 is 24.6, and there are 72 female peacocks with P1 greater than 110%, and the above-mentioned 72 female peacocks are used as the original mothers.

[0034] In the fourth year, count the annual egg production B1 of each of the above-mentioned former female generation peacocks, and calculate the average annual egg production B2 of all the original female generation, B2 is 28.1, and calculate the annual...

Embodiment 2

[0039] Select 120 female peacocks (blue peacocks) hatched in the same month, place all the selected peacocks in captivity in the same feeding environment, feed each of the above-mentioned female peacocks for two years, and count the annual output of each female peacock in the third year Egg volume, count as A1, and calculate the average annual egg production A2 of all female peacocks fed, and calculate the ratio P1 of the annual egg production of each female peacock with A1 greater than A2 to the average annual egg production A2 of all female peacocks , the formula is: P1=A1 / A2×100%, wherein, A2 is 23.1, and there are 81 female peacocks with P1 greater than 115%, and the above-mentioned 81 female peacocks are used as the original mothers.

[0040] In the fourth year, count the annual egg production B1 of each of the above-mentioned former female generation peacocks, and calculate the average annual egg production B2 of all the original female generation, B2 is 26.8, and calcula...

Embodiment 3

[0045] Select 150 female peacocks (blue peacocks) hatched in the same month, and place all the selected peacocks in captivity in the same feeding environment, feed each of the above-mentioned female peacocks for two years, and count the annual output of each female peacock in the third year. Egg volume, count as A1, and calculate the average annual egg production A2 of all female peacocks fed, and calculate the ratio P1 of the annual egg production of each female peacock with A1 greater than A2 to the average annual egg production A2 of all female peacocks , the formula is: P1=A1 / A2×100%, wherein, A2 is 25.5, and there are 101 female peacocks with P1 greater than 120%, and the above-mentioned 101 female peacocks are used as the original mothers.

[0046] In the fourth year, count the annual egg production B1 of each of the above-mentioned former female generation peacocks, and calculate the average annual egg production B2 of all the original female generation, B2 is 31.7, and ...

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Abstract

The invention relates to the field of selective breeding of peacocks, in particular to a selective breeding method of peacocks with high yield of peacock eggs. The method comprises the steps of selecting a primary parent, and selecting a female F0 generation for breeding, a breeding F1 generation and a breeding F2 generation. By means of the selective breeding method, the peacocks with high annualegg yield can be selected and bred to increase the annual egg yield of the peacocks, and the increasing demand of the market for the peacock eggs is met.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of peacock breeding methods, and in particular to a peacock breeding method with high yield of peacock eggs. Background technique [0002] Peacock eggs, also known as Mulla glass eggs, have unique nutritional value and are an important supplementary food source for people's dietary intake of nutrients. Peacock eggs have the functions of improving immunity, anti-oxidation, delaying aging, protecting and repairing cells, participating in the treatment of diabetes, anti-cancer and anti-cancer, protecting eyes, providing red blood cells to carry itching, preventing cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, detoxification, anti-virus, Anti-pollution, liver protection and other abilities. [0003] Existing edible peacock eggs are all produced by artificially raised peacocks, but the egg production of existing peacocks needs to be improved, and it is also difficult to realize the demand for satisfying the increasing peac...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01K67/02
CPCA01K67/02
Inventor 黄家云黄礼
Owner 重庆市家云孔雀养殖有限公司
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