Breeding device for monitoring water drinking and ingestion behaviors of geese

Abstract

The utility model discloses a breeding device used for monitoring water drinking and ingestion behaviors of geese, which comprises a plurality of breeding goose cages connected in sequence, a water drinking monitoring component used for providing water for geese and monitoring water drinking of the geese is arranged at the top end in each breeding goose cage, a plurality of water drinking monitoring components are communicated with a water pipe, and the water pipe is communicated with an external water source; a trough is placed on the outer side of the breeding goose cage, the trough is placed on an electronic scale, and the drinking water monitoring assembly and the electronic scale are both in signal connection with an upper computer. Gooses are artificially bred on the ground through the breeding goose cage, the upper computer monitors the water supplementing condition of the gooses while supplementing water to the gooses through the drinking water monitoring assembly, and the electronic scale is used for weighing the trough at intervals to monitor the feeding condition of the gooses, so that the accurate water supplementing and feeding conditions of the gooses are obtained; furthermore, the dehydration condition of the geese is prevented, and the problem of dysplasia of the geese due to low food intake is solved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of poultry breeding, in particular to a breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese. Background Art

[0002] Goose breeding has always occupied an important part of the poultry breeding field. In recent years, goose breeding has gradually become large-scale, changing from free-range breeding in the past to cage breeding today. Geese just transferred from the ground to the cage need some time to adapt. During the adaptation period, it is necessary to strictly detect the drinking and feeding situations of geese. Once any abnormality is found, human intervention is required.

[0003] The current conventional operation is to manually check whether the geese are dehydrated and observe the feeding situation in the feeding trough. However, in this way, first, it is not easy to judge in the initial stage of dehydration. Once it is found in the later stage of dehydration, human intervention will be of no avail, resulting in the death of geese due to dehydration and causing losses; second, the feeding of geese is random, and they may eat the feed of adjacent geese, resulting in inaccurate observation of the feeding situation; third, the number of geese is large, and observing them one by one consumes a lot of manpower and time. Summary of the Utility Model

[0004] In view of the above problems in the prior art, the utility model provides a breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese, which solves the problem of the difficulty in manually observing the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese in the existing goose breeding.

[0005] In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the utility model is as follows:

[0006] Provide a breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese, which includes a number of breeding goose cages connected in sequence. At the top end inside each breeding goose cage, there is a drinking water monitoring component for geese to drink water and monitor the drinking water of geese. A number of drinking water monitoring components are all connected to a water pipe, and the water pipe is connected to an external water source; a feeding trough is placed outside the breeding goose cage, and the feeding trough is placed on an electronic scale. The drinking water monitoring component and the electronic scale are both connected to a host computer in a signal manner.

[0007] The utility model uses breeding goose cages to breed geese manually on the ground. The host computer replenishes water for the geese through the drinking water monitoring component while monitoring the water replenishment situation of the geese, and uses the electronic scale to weigh the feeding trough at intervals to monitor the feeding situation of the geese, so as to obtain the accurate water replenishment and feeding situations of the geese, thereby preventing the geese from being dehydrated and improving the problem of poor growth caused by less food intake of the geese.

[0008] Further, the drinking water monitoring component includes a water storage cylinder; a flexible hose is left in the water storage cylinder and is connected to the water pipe through the flexible hose.

[0009] Further, a solenoid valve is arranged on the flexible hose, and the solenoid valve is connected to the host computer in a signal manner.

[0010] Further, a liquid level sensor is provided at the bottom inside the water storage cylinder, and the liquid level sensor is connected to the host computer in a signal manner.

[0011] Further, a drinking nipple is provided at the bottom of the water storage cylinder.

[0012] Further, a baffle is provided on one side of the breeding goose cage.

[0013] The utility model discloses a breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese, and its beneficial effects are as follows:

[0014] The utility model uses a breeding goose cage to artificially breed geese on the ground. While the host computer replenishes water for the geese through the drinking water monitoring component and monitors the water replenishment situation of the geese, the feeding trough is weighed at intervals by an electronic scale to monitor the feeding situation of the geese, so as to obtain the accurate water replenishment and feeding situations of the geese, thereby preventing the geese from getting dehydrated, improving the problem of stunted growth of geese caused by less food intake, reducing manpower and time, and being beneficial to improving work efficiency and reducing breeding costs. Description of the Drawings

[0015] Figure 1 It is a schematic structural diagram of a breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese according to the utility model.

[0016] Figure 2 It is a schematic structural diagram of the breeding goose cage according to the utility model.

[0017] Figure 3 It is a schematic cross-sectional structural diagram of the breeding goose cage according to the utility model.

[0018] Figure 4 It is a schematic structural diagram of the drinking water monitoring component according to the utility model.

[0019] Among them, 1. Breeding goose cage; 2. Drinking water monitoring component; 21. Water storage cylinder; 22. Hose; 23. Solenoid valve; 24. Liquid level sensor; 25. Drinking nipple; 26. Mesh bag; 3. Water pipe; 4. Baffle; 5. Feeding trough; 6. Electronic scale; 7. Host computer. Detailed Embodiments

[0020] The detailed embodiments of the present utility model are described to facilitate those skilled in the art to understand the present utility model. However, it should be clear that the present utility model is not limited to the scope of the detailed embodiments. For those ordinary skilled in the art, as long as various changes are within the spirit and scope of the present utility model defined and determined by the appended claims, these changes are obvious, and all utility models created using the concept of the present utility model are within the scope of protection.

[0021] Refer to Figures 1 - 4, A structural schematic diagram of a breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese in this embodiment, the purpose of which is to solve the problem that it is difficult to observe the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese manually in the existing goose breeding. Next, the specific structure in this embodiment will be elaborated in detail.

[0022] A breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese includes a number of breeding goose cages 1, which are connected in sequence.

[0023] Among them, at the top inside each breeding goose cage 1, there is a drinking water monitoring component 2 for geese to drink water and monitor the drinking water of geese. A number of drinking water monitoring components 2 are all connected to a water pipe 3, and the water pipe 3 is connected to an external water source; in this embodiment, the water pipe 3 is connected to an external tap water pipe, receives external tap water, and transports the external tap water to the drinking water monitoring component 2 inside the breeding goose cage 1, so as to monitor the water replenishment situation of geese while replenishing water to geese through the drinking water monitoring component 2.

[0024] Optionally, a net bag is arranged at the top inside the breeding goose cage 1. The net bag is made of the same material as the breeding goose cage 1, and the drinking water monitoring component 2 is embedded in the net bag, and the drinking water monitoring component 2 is supported and fixed by the net bag.

[0025] A feeding trough 5 is placed outside the breeding goose cage 1, and the feeding trough 5 is placed on an electronic scale 6; a cage door is hinged on the side of the breeding goose cage 1 facing away from the feeding trough 5, which facilitates the breeding personnel to catch the geese out and put the geese into the breeding goose cage. Thus, when the geese are feeding, the heads of the geese can stretch out from the gaps of the breeding goose cage 1 to eat the goose food in the feeding trough 5, and at the same time, the electronic scale 6 records the weight of the feeding trough 5 at intervals.

[0026] Both the drinking water monitoring component 2 and the electronic scale 6 are connected to the upper computer 7 by signals. The drinking water monitoring component 2 collects the water replenishment situation of the geese, and the electronic scale 6 collects the weight of the feeding trough 5, and transmits this information to the upper computer for recording for the breeding personnel to query. When the breeding personnel detect that the geese do not drink water or drink less water, they can immediately take manual intervention to teach the geese to drink water to prevent the geese from getting dehydrated and causing losses. Among them, the electronic scale 6 uses a communication electronic platform scale, and its specific model is SQPF-30R.

[0027] The electronic scale 6 first weighs the feeding trough 5, and then, after adding feed to the feeding trough 5, the electronic scale 6 weighs again. The weight of the second weighing minus the weight of the feeding trough 5 is the feed weight. When it is detected that the feed is less or the geese have eaten up the feed, replenishment measures can be taken for the feeding trough 5, which can also improve problems such as poor development caused by the geese eating less feed, and is beneficial to improving work efficiency and reducing breeding costs.

[0028] Specifically, the drinking water monitoring component 2 includes a water storage cylinder 21. A hose 22 is placed inside the water storage cylinder 21 and is connected to a water pipe 3 through the hose 22. An electromagnetic valve 23 is provided on the hose 22, and the electromagnetic valve 23 is connected to the host computer 7 by signal. A liquid level sensor 24 is provided at the bottom inside the water storage cylinder 21, and the liquid level sensor 24 is connected to the host computer 7 by signal.

[0029] In this embodiment, the host computer 7 can be a computer. The electromagnetic valve 23 adopts a LEFOO Lifu water inlet electromagnetic valve, and its specific model is SVD20. The liquid level sensor 24 adopts a Keyence guided pulse type liquid level sensor, and its specific model is FL-P180.

[0030] The liquid level sensor 24 continuously collects the liquid level information of the water storage cylinder 21. When the computer controls the electromagnetic valve 23 to open for water replenishment operation, the water pipe 3 is connected to the hose 22, and tap water is added into the water storage cylinder 21. When the water storage cylinder 21 is full, it is the highest water level. The liquid level sensor 24 monitors this highest water level and transmits the highest water level information to the computer, and then the computer controls the electromagnetic valve 23 to close.

[0031] When the geese drink water, the water level in the water storage cylinder 21 drops as the amount of water drunk increases. When the water level in the water storage cylinder 21 drops to the position of the liquid level sensor 24, it is the lowest water level, and the lowest water level information is transmitted to the computer. Then the computer controls the electromagnetic valve 23 to open for the above-mentioned water replenishment operation. At the same time, the computer records the number of water replenishment operations, and thus the drinking water amount of the geese can be obtained.

[0032] Specifically, a drinking nipple 25 is provided at the bottom of the water storage cylinder 21. The drinking nipple 25 is located at the bottom of the water storage cylinder 21, enabling the geese to replenish water by pecking at the drinking nipple 25. Among them, the drinking nipple 25 adopts a special nipple waterer for waterfowl, the water pipe diameter is usually Φ25, and the water output is 90 - 110 mL / min.

[0033] Specifically, a blocking plate 4 is provided on one side of the goose breeding cage 1. The blocking plate 4 is located between two feeding troughs 5, and the two feeding troughs 5 are blocked at intervals through the blocking plate 4, thereby preventing geese from collecting the feed of adjacent geese and causing recording errors.

[0034] Although the specific implementation manners of the utility model are described in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, it should not be construed as a limitation on the protection scope of this patent. Within the scope described in the claims, various modifications and deformations that can be made by those skilled in the art without creative labor still fall within the protection scope of this patent.

Claims

1. A breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese, characterized in that: Comprising a plurality of sequentially connected breeding goose cages (1); At the inner top of each of the breeding goose cages (1), there is provided a drinking water monitoring component (2) for geese to drink water and monitor the drinking water of geese. A plurality of the drinking water monitoring components (2) are all connected to a water pipe (3), and the water pipe (3) is connected to an external water source; A feeding trough (5) is placed outside the breeding goose cage (1), and the feeding trough (5) is placed on an electronic scale (6); both the drinking water monitoring component (2) and the electronic scale (6) are connected to a host computer (7) in a signal manner.

2. The breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese according to claim 1, wherein: The drinking water monitoring component (2) includes a water storage cylinder (21); a flexible hose (22) is retained in the water storage cylinder (21), and is connected to the water pipe (3) through the flexible hose (22).

3. The breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese according to claim 2, wherein: An electromagnetic valve (23) is provided on the flexible hose (22), and the electromagnetic valve (23) is connected to the host computer (7) in a signal manner.

4. The breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese according to any one of claims 2-3, characterized in that: A liquid level sensor (24) is provided at the bottom inside the water storage cylinder (21), and the liquid level sensor (24) is connected to the host computer (7) in a signal manner.

5. The breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese according to claim 4, wherein: A drinking nipple (25) is provided at the bottom of the water storage cylinder (21).

6. The breeding device for monitoring the drinking and feeding behaviors of geese according to claim 1, wherein: A baffle plate (4) is provided on one side of the breeding goose cage (1).

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