There are a few days without updating the article, today and we will discuss with you the 8 breeding advantages of DuBo sheep. After the introduction of Dubo sheep to China, it has brought a lot of economic income to many farmers, especially after being improved with China's small-tailed cold sheep and lake sheep, the growth rate, disease resistance and calving rate have brought great improvement. Let's take a look at it together.
Ecological environment adaptability
The black-headed Dober sheep can grow healthily in a variety of climatic environments, from arid to semi-subtropical climates. Covers areas that are often rainy.
Factors of the market economy
The black-headed Dubo sheep are particularly good economical meat sheep, and can always achieve a larger rate of return with less capital investment. Dubo sheep have a particularly good refined feed utilization rate and conversion strength (even under the premise of poor feeding, Dubo sheep grow faster than other types of sheep to maximize returns). The Dubo sheep is more time-saving than most other sheep in terms of control requirements, and its wool wool drops automatically, usually without shearing, fly prevention, and no control. Dubo sheep have also been found to have better resistance to common diseases.
Vegetable feeding habits
Dubo sheep are non-conditional herbivores, for example: it eats basically any grass and has a wide feeding range. Other sheep breeds are highly selective eating habits, preferring to pick good forage and softer grasses. The black-headed Dober sheep are similar to the black goats, eating rough grasses and woody weeds, and have similar coarse grain habits to black goats.
Meat sex
Dubo sheep were not large when they were born, but after they began to feed, they grew rapidly and gained about 300g of daily weight, which is also a key market economic feature of sheep breeding for meat. Good Dubo sheep can weigh 25 kg when they are old in March. Meat producers also love The Mixed Hybrid Lamb of Doo and Doopo because of their carcasses with excellent meat production and fat ratio.
Fertility
The black-headed Dober sheep is a fertile sheep breed with a long breeding season, and is not limited by seasonal variations compared to many other sheep breeds. The littering cycle of ewes is 6 months, and under the condition that the refined feed premise and the control premise are better, the ewe can achieve 2 litters per year. Dubo sheep have multi-lamb nature, under the premise of better breeding control, the littering rate can usually be achieved by 150%.
Rapid growth
The black-headed Dubo lamb grows rapidly in the early stage and weighs heavily after weaning, which also means that it has long been ready to enter the sales market early, and from another point of view, it also represents that the farm is in refined feed and animal health, and the capital investment of livestock (breeding) will be greatly reduced.
longevity
In Australia, the longest-lived Dubo sheep are around 10 years old, and some ewes (9 years old) are still strong in fertility performance indicators, breeding and feeding double lambs.
Cold strength
One of the key goals of the development trend is the hardiness of the Dubo sheep, and in this regard, the technicians of this species are certainly successful. According to the Australian investigation report, under the premise of extreme cold, Dubo sheep and Dubo mixed hybrid sheep survived, while other types of sheep curled their toes and died. Du Bo seems to have a very strong will and adaptability.
The above are some of the views after personal collation of information, I hope to provide you with some help. However, the choice of breeding Dubo sheep should also be considered from many aspects, breeding and future development direction should be planned in advance, do not blindly introduce seeds; the breeding industry needs to persevere, can not be abandoned halfway or it is a bamboo basket to hit the water empty. Well, today I will say this, the friend with the problem below the message discussion, like to remember to pay attention to the forward!