The cultivation of reserve breeding boars is generally selected from birth, and boars with good physique, no illness and rapid growth are selected. These selected pigs are bred as breeding pigs, which can not only expand the advantages of breeding pigs, but also inherit excellent genes and improve the time of barn.
What about the daily management of reserve breeding boars?
When the piglets are born, some of the piglets are selected as reserve pig breeds for breeding. The nutrients needed for piglet growth at this stage mainly come from breast milk. In order to promote the growth and development of piglets and increase the weight after weaning, feeding is generally started after seven days of birth in order to enable piglets to eat as soon as possible. Piglets raised as breeding boars can be weaned a little later than the general piglets, and breastfeeding for 1-2 weeks more can effectively promote the development of reserve breeding boars.
Breeding boars should also strengthen feeding management when they grow up, and pig houses should be raised separately to avoid fighting. In order to ensure the energy of the reserve breeding pigs, the pig house must be kept away from the sow house and reduce the interaction between the boar and the sow.
Ensure that the amount of movement of breeding boars is sufficient, ensure physical fitness, and promote development and growth. If the breeding pig lacks exercise for a long time, it will make the pig lose morale, lose spirit, laziness, obesity, affect the quality of breeding, and even cause serious economic losses to the pig farm.