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Captive sheep technical points
If people keep sheep in captivity, they can solve the increasingly prominent contradiction between agriculture and animal husbandry. They can also open forage resources to make comprehensive utilization of crop stalks and reduce the environmental pollution caused by the burning of straw. Compared with grazing, sheep grow faster and slaughter early. , good sensation, high meat yield, good economic returns. Its specific approach is: First, the sheep house construction: sheep house can be built into a single slope or closed type. The single-slope, canopy-style general back wall has a height of 1.8 meters and a roof inclination of 15 degrees. The closed wall is 2.3-2.5 meters high and the door is 1.5-2 meters wide. The sheep house floor is 20-30 centimeters higher than the ground outside the house and is paved with slopes for drainage. General adult sheep account for about 1.5-2 square meters each. The area occupied by pregnant ewes, nursing sheep, and breeding rams is slightly larger. Houses should be kept dry and ventilated, and should be kept warm in winter and cool in summer. Second, roughage production. 1, straw silage. The harvested corn stalks were cut down and dried for one day, and were smashed into sub-sections of 0.5-2 cm after silage. 2, microbial fermentation. Use "Baibaoli" or "EM bacteria" to make fermented strains, spray wet mixed straw crops or agricultural and sideline products such as wheat straw, corn stalks, peanut pods, peanut shells, corncob powder, etc. Or plastic bags sealed, after anaerobic fermentation, you can eat. Third, feeding methods. Put silage corn stalks or fermented feed into the feeding trough to allow the sheep to feed freely, and feed it twice a day. The water in the trough can not be cut off. Pay attention to changing the water every day. At the same time, according to the different growth stages of the sheep, the concentrates are properly supplemented. The proportion of forage straw and fine material used for fattening sheep straw was 4:1, that of gravid sheep was 5:1, and that of rams was 4:1.