Fattening sheep house

Abstract

The invention discloses a fattening sheep house which comprises a movable sheepcote and sheepcote frame. The middle of the movable sheepcote is divided into an upper layer and a lower layer spaced byexcrement leaking floors, the upper layer is the sheepcote portion enclosed by a fence, and the lower layer is an excrement layer. The excrement layer is divided into two excrement channels with unilaterally slanting bottom surfaces by a partition plate, and the lowest positions of the middles of oblique surfaces are connected with urine collecting pipes. The excrement layer is provided with an excrement scraping mechanism. A roller driving a braking mechanism is arranged on the bottom surface of the excrement layer. The sheepcote frame comprises a steel frame provided with an automatic drinker, a vertical traction mechanism and a horizontal traction mechanism and in a cubic shape. Upper-layer carrying plates and lower-layer carrying plates which are arranged vertically are arranged in thesheepcote frame, at least the upper-layer carrying plates or the lower-layer carrying plates can be carried on the movable sheepcote. The vertical traction mechanism drives the upper-layer carrying plates to perform movements in the sheepcote frame in the vertical direction. The horizontal traction mechanism drives the lower-layer carrying plates to perform movements in the sheepcote frame in thehorizontal direction. The fattening sheep house is high in automation degree and can fully drive the space of the sheep house.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a fattening sheep house. Background technique [0002] At present, the large-scale and modern sheep raising is developing rapidly, and the construction of a large-scale sheep house is the premise of today's modern sheep raising. Existing large-scale sheep houses are all single-layer sheep houses built on the ground, which occupy a large area and have low utilization rate of land resources. In the intensive sheep production, sheep production groups need to be raised in groups, and the feeding management of fattening sheep directly affects the breeding efficiency. The feeding of fattening sheep only needs to be fed with full-price pellet feed to increase fatness, without the need for a sports field, and before and after fattening. A large number of sheep are transferred, and the transfer method is to drive the sheep out of a pen by manpower, or even grab the sheep pen, and then drive them into a new sheep pen. The method of driv...

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Problems solved by technology

Existing large-scale sheep houses are all single-story sheep houses built on the ground, which occupy a large area and have low utilization rate of land resources

In intensive sheep production, sheep production groups need to be raised in groups, and the feeding management of fattening sheep directly affects the breeding efficiency. The feeding of fattening sheep only needs to be fed with full-price pellet feed to increase fatness, without the need for a sports field, and needs to be fed before and after fattening. A large number of sheep are transferred, and the transfer method is to drive the sheep out of a pen by manpower, or even grab the sheep pen, and then drive them into a new sheep pen. The method of driving and catching sheep not only requires a lot of manual labor It can also easily cause stress and damage to timid flocks

The existing fattening sheep houses are all single-layer, and the amount of fattening is limited due to some land reasons; the actual utilization rate of automatic feeding equipment is low, and the labor cost of feeding is high;

Overall, the existing mutton sheep farms not only require large land and feed costs, but also require more labor costs, manure treatment costs, lack of efficiency and safety in group transfer, and lack of efficiency in fattening

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