The sheep are raised on the cement floor. There are four major hazards!
The cement floor is a cool ground with large temperature difference.
Because the cement floor is cool and the temperature difference changes greatly, especially in the cold winter, sheep must thicken their skin to maintain their body temperature and resist the wear of the ground.
However, in sheep production, there are also many disadvantages exposed.
In the case of low iron storage in lambs and low iron content in ewe milk, due to the barrier of hard cement ground, lactating lambs can not obtain iron by feeding on soil, which is prone to iron deficiency anemia.
Therefore, the skin of fattening sheep raised in the cement ground sheep shed is significantly rougher and thicker than that of fattening sheep raised in the mud ground sheep shed, which also has a certain impact on the quality of mutton..
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The floor of the sheep house is paved with cement, which is strong and durable, easy to clean and wash, and is widely used.
Sheep have the habit of feeding on soil and can obtain necessary minerals from it to meet their normal growth and development needs.
It is easy to cause diarrhea in lambs.
Sheep cannot get minerals from the soil, which is easy to lead to mineral deficiency, resulting in decreased appetite, slow growth, and the hair is reversed and shiny.
When feeding concentrate, pay attention to adding salt, bone meal and green fodder, or 1% coal powder It is easy to cause iron deficiency anemia in lactating lambs.
Therefore, when raising sheep in the sheep shed on the cement floor, it is necessary to supplement the necessary minerals and vitamins such as calcium, phosphorus, sodium, chlorine, potassium, sulfur, magnesium, copper, iron, manganese, iodine, cobalt, zinc, etc.
Therefore, when raising sheep in the sheep house on the cement floor, pay attention to the warmth of the sheep house, put some grass on the sleeping place of the lamb, and often turn it over or replace it to keep the house clean and sanitary It is easy to cause rough and thick skin of sheep.
However, the solid cement floor isolates the contact between sheep and soil.
When the lamb is lying on the ground, it is easy to get cold and diarrhea will occur, which will reduce the resistance of the lamb and cause many diseases, affecting its survival rate.
For this reason, when raising lambs in the shed, each head should be injected with 100-200 mg of fulminate blood or hematoxylin and hematoxylin once a week, or 2.5 g of ferrous sulfate and 1 g of copper sulfate can be dissolved in 1000 ml of water, filtered and given to the lambs for drinking.
If no corresponding measures are taken, it will easily affect the benefits.
The main points are as follows: It is easy to cause mineral deficiency of sheep.
