Breeding method for lambs at weaning period
A weaning period, lamb technology, applied in the direction of animal feed, animal feed, additional food elements, etc., can solve the problems of goat feeding technology shortening goat lamb, difficulty in adapting to lamb meat market demand, restricting the development of lamb breeding industry, etc., to achieve shortening Effects of weaning period, improvement of economic benefits, and reduction of adverse effects
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Embodiment 1
[0025] A method for raising mountain lambs during the weaning period includes the following steps:
[0026] S1, 0 to 3 days old: Raise the lambs in the enclosure with the ewe, and feed the ewe colostrum to the lambs.
[0027] S2, 4-7 days old: Keep the lambs kept in the enclosure with the ewe, and at the same time, apply liquid milk replacer to the lamb’s mouth each time after the lamb eats the ewe’s milk, and the amount of application increases; the liquid milk replacer , Its components include: water, dry skimmed milk, animal fat, wheat flour.
[0028] S3, 8-12 days old: Raise the ewes and lambs in separate pens, place a food bowl in the lamb pen and add liquid milk replacer regularly, and hang fresh tender grass in the lamb pen and spray it on the fresh tender grass A small amount of liquid milk replacer; regularly apply the liquid milk replacer to the lamb’s mouth, 6 times a day, and gradually increase the amount of application; regularly let the lamb follow the ewe in the sport...
Embodiment 2
[0038] A method for raising mountain lambs during the weaning period includes the following steps:
[0039] S1, 0 to 3 days old: Raise the lambs in the enclosure with the ewe, and feed the ewe colostrum to the lambs.
[0040] S2, 4-7 days old: Keep the lambs kept in the enclosure with the ewe, and at the same time, apply liquid milk replacer to the lamb’s mouth each time after the lamb eats the ewe’s milk, and the amount of application increases; the liquid milk replacer , Its components include: water, dry skimmed milk, animal fat, wheat flour.
[0041] S3, 8-12 days old: Raise the ewes and lambs in separate pens, place a food bowl in the lamb pen and add liquid milk replacer regularly, and hang fresh tender grass in the lamb pen and spray it on the fresh tender grass A small amount of liquid milk replacer; regularly apply the liquid milk replacer to the lamb’s mouth, 3 times a day, and gradually increase the amount of application; regularly let the lamb follow the ewe in the sport...
Embodiment 3
[0051] A method for raising mountain lambs during the weaning period includes the following steps:
[0052] S1, 0 to 3 days old: Raise the lambs in the enclosure with the ewe, and feed the ewe colostrum to the lambs.
[0053] S2, 4-7 days old: Keep the lambs kept in the enclosure with the ewe, and at the same time, apply liquid milk replacer to the lamb’s mouth each time after the lamb eats the ewe’s milk, and the amount of application increases; the liquid milk replacer , Its components include: water, dry skimmed milk, animal fat, wheat flour.
[0054] S3, 8-12 days old: Raise the ewes and lambs in separate pens, place a food bowl in the lamb pen and add liquid milk replacer regularly, and hang fresh tender grass in the lamb pen and spray it on the fresh tender grass A small amount of liquid milk replacer; regularly apply the liquid milk replacer to the lamb’s mouth, 5 times a day, and gradually increase the amount of application; regularly let the lamb follow the ewe in the sport...
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