Method for breeding sika deer

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for breeding a sika deer, and belongs to the technical field of artificial domestication of sika deer. The method includes the steps of selective breeding, managementof young deer, and management of adult deer. When the young deer are managed, the formula of a concentrate feed is as follows: pea powder 100-120, corn meal 85-100, turmeric powder 2-3, active yeast 0.4-0.5, soy flour 45-50, chicken blood powder 40-45, grass seed powder 30-33, squid powder 30-32, aromatic vinegar 2-3, lotus root powder 10-12, beef bone marrow powder 3-4, apple powder 3-4, carrot juice 3-4, and salt powder 2-3. The method of the invention can effectively promote growth of the sika deer, improve the reproductive ability of the sika deer, realize scientific and healthy breeding of the sika deer, and promote healthy development of the sika deer breeding industry.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention mainly relates to the technical field of sika deer breeding, in particular to a sika deer breeding method. Background technique [0002] Sika deer (scientific name: Cervus nippon) is a small and medium-sized deer with a body length of 125 to 145 cm, a tail length of 12 to 13 cm, a shoulder height of 70 to 95 cm, and a weight of 70 to 100 kg. The coat color is chestnut red in summer, with many white spots, resembling plum blossoms; in winter, it is smoked brown, with inconspicuous white spots. There are hyenas on the neck. Males develop horns in the second year, adding one fork every year, and divide into four forks after five years old, with a length of 30 to 66 cm, and females have no horns. At present, the problems that my country faces in the process of artificial breeding of sika deer include: the scope of deer’s food consumption has narrowed sharply, the types of food are single, the feed is deficient in trace elements and vitamins...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, the problems that my country faces in the process of artificial breeding of sika deer include: the scope of deer’s food consumption has narrowed sharply, the types of food are single, the feed is deficient in trace elements and vitamins, the body of the deer is thin and weak, the growth is slow, the deer is dead, and the reproductive rate is declining. Decreased performance of deer antler production, etc.

Due to the existence of these problems, the economic benefits of artificial breeding of sika deer have been reduced, and the development of the deer industry has been restricted.