The ewes of gestation ewes do not need much nutrients because of the slow development of the fetus during the pre-pregnancy period. In the grass season, there is generally no need to feed them. In the dry season, they can be fed with straw or hay. In late pregnancy, the fetus gains rapidly. To ensure the full price of the diet, in addition to normal grazing, daily feeding of 1-1.5 kg of hay, 1.5 kg of silage, and 0.45 kg of concentrate feed (from cornmeal, soybean cake, bone meal, or shell powder, Salt and appropriate vitamin and mineral additives. Let it be properly exercised and provided with sufficient sunbathing to ensure clean drinking water. Keep the sheep house clean and dry, well ventilated, sunny, cool in winter and cool in summer.
Nursing ewes were given different feeding standards depending on the bred lactating ewes and the number of lambs they were feeding. The production of double lamb ewes is replenished with 0.6 kg of concentrate feed per day between February and February of the postpartum period and 0.4 kg per day after April and April. The single lamb ewes are replenished with 0.5 kg of concentrate feed per day between February and February. From April to April, 0.3 kg will be fed daily. The production of double lambs and ewes supplemented 1 kg of high-quality hay, and the production of single lambs and ewes supplemented 1 kilogram of the mixed grass of high quality hay and wild hay. In the late lactation period, in addition to grazing, some hay may be supplemented, and the concentrate feed may be supplemented once every several days.
Lamb's birth period (birth to 10 days of age): The delivery room should be clean and dry, free of thunderous wind, sunny, well ventilated, and the temperature should be above 8°C to ensure that the lamb can eat colostrum within 1 hour after birth, and the constitution is weak or Multiple lambs are to be artificially assisted with breast milk twice. The beginning of feeding period (11-30 days old): Feed the forage as soon as possible to exercise the function of the rumen of the lamb and promote the development of its digestive organs. From the 10th day of age, concentrate feed consisting of 20% soybean cake, 25% bran, 52% corn, 0.5% salt and trace elements, vitamins, etc. can be fed to boiled porridge. Food, 50-75 grams per day, gradually increased later. At the age of 20 days, the feeding of peanuts, eucalyptus leaves, and other hay was started. Rush hour (31 days old until weaning): Allows the lambs to grazing along with the group to exercise their ability to eat. In order to promote the further development of the rumen, do not overfeed the green feed with high moisture content.
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