Breeding method for increasing ewe lambing rate of Boer goats
A technology of Boer goat and breeding method, applied in the direction of animal feed, animal feed, application, etc., can solve the problems of not significantly improving the lambing rate of Boer goat, adverse effects on lamb health, and small improvement in ewes' physique. , to achieve the effect of improving the utilization rate of forage grass, shortening the reproductive cycle, and shortening the breeding time.
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[0018] A breeding method for improving the lambing rate of Boer goat ewes in a high-altitude area, comprising the following steps:
[0019] (1) Putting earthworms: In the middle and early March, choose a high-altitude area with lush pastures to delineate the stocking area of Boer goat breeding sheep, so that the stocking density of breeding sheep is 1 / 3~4m 2 , Evenly sprinkle earthworm seeds in the stocking area, and the density of earthworms after hatching is 120~140 pieces / m 2 , to promote soil loosening in high-altitude areas, accelerate the growth of forages and the accumulation of nutrients, and delineate the stocking area; the forages are corn grass, alfalfa grass, Rumex grass, toon, ash ash and shepherd's purse. Mixed arbitrarily, a variety of pastures are rich in nutrients, which is conducive to the feeding of breeding sheep;
[0020] (2) Promote growth: in the middle and early April, evenly sprinkle sodium selenite into the enclosed stocking area, and the applicati...
Embodiment 2
[0026] A breeding method for improving the lambing rate of Boer goat ewes in a high-altitude area, comprising the following steps:
[0027] (1) Putting earthworms: In the middle and early March, choose a high-altitude area with lush pastures to delineate the stocking area of Boer goat breeding sheep, so that the stocking density of breeding sheep is 1 / 3~4m 2 , Evenly sprinkle earthworm seeds in the stocking area, and the density of earthworms after hatching is 120~140 pieces / m 2 , to promote soil loosening in high-altitude areas, accelerate the growth of forages and the accumulation of nutrients, and delineate the stocking area; the forages are corn grass, alfalfa grass, Rumex grass, toon, ash ash and shepherd's purse. Mixed arbitrarily, a variety of pastures are rich in nutrients, which is conducive to the feeding of breeding sheep;
[0028](2) Promote growth: in the middle and early April, evenly sprinkle sodium selenite into the enclosed stocking area, and the applicatio...
Embodiment 3
[0034] A breeding method for improving the lambing rate of Boer goat ewes in a high-altitude area, comprising the following steps:
[0035] (1) Putting earthworms: In the middle and early March, choose a high-altitude area with lush pastures to delineate the stocking area of Boer goat breeding sheep, so that the stocking density of breeding sheep is 1 / 3~4m 2 , Evenly sprinkle earthworm seeds in the stocking area, and the density of earthworms after hatching is 120~140 pieces / m 2 , to promote soil loosening in high-altitude areas, accelerate the growth of forages and the accumulation of nutrients, and delineate the stocking area; the forages are corn grass, alfalfa grass, Rumex grass, toon, ash ash and shepherd's purse. Mixed arbitrarily, a variety of pastures are rich in nutrients, which is conducive to the feeding of breeding sheep;
[0036] (2) Promote growth: in the middle and early April, evenly sprinkle sodium selenite into the enclosed stocking area, and the applicati...
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