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Concentrate sheep technology
Concentrated sheep breeding technology offers a fast growth rate, early slaughter time, and high profitability. It's an innovative method that helps farmers scale up their operations and achieve quick economic success. This approach is particularly suitable for rural communities looking to improve their income through efficient livestock management.
To begin, selecting high-quality breeding stock is crucial. The best results are achieved by using Boer goats as the male parent and multiple-birth local breeds as the female. After several years of careful selection, the offspring exhibit larger body size, rapid growth, strong disease resistance, and good adaptability to mixed feeding. These animals can be slaughtered at just 5 months old, reaching weights between 40 to 50 kilograms. Breeding ewes also show high fertility rates, making this system highly efficient. This method is especially effective in eastern Henan province.
The feeding strategy is designed for small-scale farming, focusing on simplicity and efficiency. It reduces the need for excessive labor, materials, and time. For lambs under two months old, they are mainly raised on milk from their mothers. After two months, artificial feeding begins with a specially formulated diet: 250 grams of wheat bran, 125 grams of dried tofu residue, and 750 grams of ground crop starch (which can be mixed with peanut meal or sweet potato vines). The feeding period lasts about three months. In winter, the feed is dry, and warm boiled water is provided. During spring, summer, and autumn, the concentrate is softened with warm water before feeding.
For adult sheep, the daily feed formula includes 500 grams of wheat bran, 250 grams of dried tofu residue, and 1000 grams of crop starch. The feeding method follows the same pattern as for young lambs.
Disease prevention is essential. Keeping the pens clean and hygienic is key, especially in small-scale operations. During winter, the pens should be cleaned every five days, while in summer, cleaning should occur every three days.
Diarrhea is a common issue among sheep, so having antidiarrheal medications on hand is recommended. Additionally, because sheep hooves tend to become hollow, regular hoof care is necessary to prevent foot diseases.
Considering the current rural labor situation, where many young and middle-aged people have left for work, and most remaining workers are women, children, or elderly individuals, raising sheep at home is a practical solution. A family can manage around 20 sheep, which can be slaughtered at five months old. It’s recommended to keep a ratio of 1 male to 8 females. Ewes should be bred in early April and early August each year. Farmers are also encouraged to grow more peanuts, sweet potatoes, and carrots to supplement sheep feed, reducing the need for expensive concentrates and improving overall sustainability.