Laid egg collecting device for female geese

Abstract

The invention discloses a laid egg collecting device for female geese and belongs to the technical field of breeding equipment. A platform is arranged on one side of a rack of the laid egg collectingdevice for the female geese and provided with at least one laying groove; a conveyor belt is mounted on the upper surface of the rack through a roller, a row of soft rubber pieces which are 5-6 cm high are arranged on the surface of the conveyor belt and are parallel to the center of the roller, and the spacing between every two adjacent soft rubber pieces is 9-10 cm; the edge of the other side ofthe conveyor belt is also provided with a soft rubber piece which is 5-6 cm high and is perpendicular to the center of the roller. Spatial areas defined by the soft rubber pieces on the surface of the conveyor belt are used for storing goose eggs, and in order to prevent the goose eggs from being collided with one another, each spatial area can only be used for storing one goose egg. When it is detected that there are goose eggs on the conveyor belt, the goose eggs start to be conveyed leftward and then slide out from a goose egg sliding groove.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of breeding equipment, in particular to a recovery device for female geese laying eggs. Background technique [0002] Along with the development of aquaculture, more and more breed some chickens, ducks, geese, especially these chickens, ducks, geese that breed in large quantities after it lays eggs, generally all need manual picking out immediately, carry out artificial mechanical hatching again. Especially goose eggs, because when they are bred in large quantities, these mother geese usually hatch one after another after laying eggs. Eggs that do not hatch after being incubated for a period of time can easily go bad. Because if the goose eggs are hatched, they need to be hatched continuously, and you can't give up halfway, otherwise the eggs will go bad. If the goose eggs are not picked out in time, they are easily trampled by other mother geese, so the eggs laid by the mother geese are generally ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, picking up goose eggs manually is generally easy to miss and the efficiency is slow. In the process of picking up eggs, it is easy to disturb other mother geese who are laying eggs, so that the mother geese run around in chaos and increase the probability of breaking goose eggs.

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