Improved method for cashmere-increasing raising of cashmere goats

A technology of cashmere goats and goats, which is applied in the field of goat breeding, can solve the problems of inconvenient management, long time of feces pollution, and unfavorable normal feeding of cashmere goats, so as to improve the degree of free movement and reduce the time of feces pollution of sheep Effect

Active Publication Date: 2014-01-01
郝巴雅斯胡良
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[0002] During the process of instructing and popularizing "A Breeding Method for Increasing Cashmere Goats, Patent No. ZL200710142975.8", the applicant found that in this feeding method, the limited sunshine period is 16:30±30 minutes every day and night-9:30± the next day 30 minutes, because cashmere goats spend 16-18 hours in the special shed every 24 hours of the day and night, they are polluted by feces for a long time in the wet shed, and the time for free activities outside is short, which brings inconvenience to management
In addition, the above-mentioned feeding method restricts the sunshine time to be concentrated in the morning, afternoon and night every day, and because the concentrated feeding time of cashmere goats is also between 9:30-16:30, which is the hottest in the sunshine period, it is not conducive to the growth and development of cashmere goats. Normal food intake brings great difficulties to promotion

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[0006] 1. Build a special cashmere shed with "Soft-roof Shed for Raising Sheep (ZL200820134990.8)" or "A Warm Shed for Raising Sheep (CN101347102)", and use this improved method to implement limited sunshine and long-haired breeding, so as to Inner Mongolia cashmere goats are taken as an example. From May 15th to September 15th every year, 9:00-17:00 is the limited sunshine time. From September 15th to October 15th, the limited sunshine time will be reduced by one hour per day every 15 days, that is, the limited sunshine time will be from 9:30 to 16:30 every day, and so on, from October 1st to October 15th The limited sunshine time is 10:00-16:00 every day. During the period from September 15th to October 1st, if the length of the velvet fiber reaches more than 5 cm during the limited sunshine period, you can cut a pile of velvet (or you can also fleece together in the spring fleece period of the next year), but the sunshine is limited. The feeding remains unchanged, and it w...

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The invention discloses an improved method for cashmere-increasing raising of cashmere goats. From 15th May to 15th October every year is a sunshine limiting and cashmere growing period for cashmere goats, during the period, the cashmere goats are enclosed in a special shed in 9:30+ / -30minutes to 16:30+ / -30minutes every day, and a shed door is closed to limit sunshine duration for the cashmere goats; conventional raising time for free choice grazing, feeding, water drinking, mating and epidemic prevention of the cashmere goats is from 16:30+ / -30minutes every day to 9:30+ / -30minutes in the next day. The hottest feeding time period in every day is changed into the sunshine limitation time period, the special shed is cooler than the outside in the period, and accordingly the goats are prevented from being stimulated by strong light and high temperature, and average individual cashmere-increasing cashmere yield is increased by 65% as compared to average individual cashmere yield of traditional raising.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a raising method for goats, in particular to an improved method for raising cashmere goats with increased cashmere. Background technique [0002] During the process of instructing and popularizing "A Breeding Method for Increasing Cashmere Goats, Patent No. ZL200710142975.8", the applicant found that in this feeding method, the limited sunshine period is 16:30±30 minutes every day and night-9:30± the next day 30 minutes, because the cashmere goats spend 16-18 hours in the special shed every 24 hours of the day and night, they are polluted by feces for a long time in the wet shed, and the time for free activities outside is short, which brings inconvenience to management. In addition, the above-mentioned feeding method restricts the sunshine time to be concentrated in the morning, afternoon and night every day, and because the concentrated feeding time of cashmere goats is also between 9:30-16:30, which is the hottest in the sun...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01K67/02
Inventor 郝巴雅斯胡良伊毕格乐图乌日格希拉图
Owner 郝巴雅斯胡良
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