The sheep farm to improve the survival rate of lambs depends on these four secrets!
Release time:
2021-01-20
Lodge nutrition licking brick significant efficacy: 1: Improve health status and reduce morbidity; 2: lamb growth and development, disease resistance; 3: the disappearance of pica, appetite; 4: Ewe milk production, reproduction rate increased; 5: increase meat speed, increase fluff yield; 6: improve the quality of fur and fur curl, prevent cashmere goat hair.
In sheep production, the survival rate of lamb is directly related to the development of sheep industry and economic benefits, especially for sheep breeding farms. Improving the survival rate of lamb is an important measure to increase farmers' income. In order to improve the survival rate of lamb, the following methods should be taken.
A grasp of breast-feeding
Ensure normal growth and development of lambs
One is that after the lamb is born, it should be allowed to eat enough colostrum within 1 hours of birth.
Second, for primiparous ewes or breast hypoplasia ewes in prenatal or postnatal in addition to strengthening feeding, breast warm compress and breast massage can be used to promote breast development, in order to facilitate the secretion of breast milk.
The third is to deal with postpartum sick ewes and emaciated ewes as soon as possible to take treatment measures to promote their early recovery.
Fourth, for ewes with overlambing, emaciated ewes and diseased ewes, lambs with similar lambing age should be used as soon as possible after lambing or artificially fed to ensure the normal growth and development of lambs.
Rocky.Nutrition Lick BrickSignificant efficacy:
1Improving health and reducing morbidity;
2: Lamb grows fast and has strong disease resistance;
3:PicaDisappear, appetite is strong;
4: Increased milk production and reproduction rate of ewes;
5: Increase meat speed, increase fluff production;
6: Improve the quality and curl of fur to prevent cashmere goats from falling off.
Two catch supplement
Promote lamb to fatten
From the lamb 15 days old, after each grazing back to the house should be properly fed with high-quality green feed, and with a certain amount of concentrate. The amount of concentrate feed should be determined according to the age and physical condition of the lamb. Generally, 50g ~ 80g is fed every day for about 15 days old, 100g ~ 150g is fed every day for 31 days ~ 60 days old, 200g is fed every day for 61 days ~ 90 days old, 250g ~ 300g is fed every day for 91 days ~ 120 days old, and 350g ~ 500g is fed every day for 121 days ~ 180 days old, every morning and evening each supplement feeding 1 times.
Three grasp management
Reduce accidents in lambs
The lambs for grazing should be grouped separately, and the distance should be from near to far, so as to train the ability of grazing and feeding of lambs. The young lambs should be breast-fed in time, and supplementary feeding should be combined with the shed. Sheep shed and sports ground should be kept clean and dry, and regular disinfection and sterilization should be carried out;
In case of cloudy, rainy and snowy days, the sheep shed and sports ground should be changed frequently, and dry soil, quicklime or plant ash should be sprinkled frequently to absorb moisture and prevent moisture. In winter and spring, the sheep house should be repaired in time. The doors and windows can be covered with straw curtains or plastic films to block the gaps, so that the sheep house is not leaking or wet, and the walls are not allowed to enter.
If you give the lamb a fire to keep warm, you should reserve an exhaust hole to prevent smoke and dust from harming the health of the lamb. When the sheep go out to graze, the doors and windows of the sheep shed should be opened for ventilation in time, the grass, excrement and feed residue in the shed should be removed, and the grass should be dried in the sun for reuse.
four prevention of disease
Reduce the harm of disease to lambs
Lambs are weak in resistance, afraid of cold and humidity, and are prone to diseases and parasitic diseases in vivo and in vitro. Therefore, a complete set of scientific epidemic prevention system should be established.
Lambs from 15 days to 20 days old can be subcutaneously injected with sheep fast disease, sheep enterotoxemia, sheep sudden gangrene triple vaccine or sheep clostridium disease multiple dry powder sterilization vaccine, about 30 days old subcutaneous injection of foot-and-mouth disease vaccine, about 40 days old subcutaneous injection of sheep pox chicken embryo attenuated vaccine, about 50 days old intramuscular injection of goat infectious pleuropneumonia aluminum hydroxide live, about 60 days old oral mucosal injection of oral cavity attenuated cell freeze-dried vaccine, the sheep streptococcus aluminum hydroxide vaccine was injected subcutaneously in the back of about 70 days old, the sheep infectious pustular dermatitis live vaccine was injected in the lip mucosa of about 80 days old, and the anthrax vaccine II was injected intradermally at about 90 days old. After weaning at the age of 2 months, a broad-spectrum, high-efficiency, and low-toxic prothiobenzimidazole can be used for the first deworming in an amount of 8 mg to 15 mg per kilogram of body weight of sheep.
Since then, preventive deworming once a quarter. To expel ectoparasites, 0.05 per cent of dimethylimidazole can be used to give medicated baths, but to give flocks medicated baths on a regular or irregular basis depending on the infection of ectoparasites and weather conditions. It should be noted that the breeders to the lamb epidemic prevention injection, deworming, castration and herding are the greater stimulation of the lamb, in order to avoid the strong stress of the lamb, should be as far as possible the lamb epidemic prevention injection, deworming, castration and herding and other intervals of 7 days to 10 days.
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In sheep production, the survival rate of lamb is directly related to the development of sheep industry and economic benefits, especially for sheep breeding farms. Improving the survival rate of lamb is an important measure to increase farmers' income. In order to improve the survival rate of lamb, the following methods should be taken.