An example of the feeding method in lamb fattening is given below:
The best feeding times are three meals: morning, noon and night.
1. The starting amount of consumption for small sheep (25 to 35 kg) is a maximum of 900 grams of concentrate per day, which is given to the animal in 3 equal meals of 300 grams plus 100 to 150 grams of hay and hay mixture.
2 ⃣ For medium-sized sheep (35 to 55 kg), a maximum of 1350 grams of concentrate per day, which is given to livestock in 3 equal meals of 450 grams plus 250 to 300 grams of straw and hay mixture.
3 ⃣ For large sheep (over 60 kg), a maximum of 1800 grams of concentrate per day, which is given to livestock in 3 equal meals of 600 grams plus 450 to 500 grams of straw and hay mixture.
If hay is not available for any reason, only wheat straw should be used.
4⃣ After the period of 14 days has passed and the rumen of the sheep has become accustomed to this diet, the amount of consumption can be increased for small sheep up to 450 grams, medium-sized sheep up to 600 grams, and large-sized sheep up to 750 grams of concentrate per meal. And in the same proportion, the quantities of dry alfalfa and wheat straw mixture in meals should be increased.
5. At each meal, according to the needs of sheep and goats, concentrate should be distributed in the mangers.
6. Stir the feed in the manger once in a while. This stimulates the consumption of more feed in livestock. The smell of the feed becomes fresher and the ration becomes uniform and the right of choice for livestock is reduced and these are important points for increasing production.
7⃣ The possibility of access to sufficient and hygienic drinking water for the livestock throughout the day.
An example of the feeding method in lamb fattening is given below:
The best feeding times are three meals: morning, noon and night.
1. The starting amount of consumption for small sheep (25 to 35 kg) is a maximum of 900 grams of concentrate per day, which is given to the animal in 3 equal meals of 300 grams plus 100 to 150 grams of hay and hay mixture.
2 ⃣ For medium-sized sheep (35 to 55 kg), a maximum of 1350 grams of concentrate per day, which is given to livestock in 3 equal meals of 450 grams plus 250 to 300 grams of straw and hay mixture.
3 ⃣ For large sheep (over 60 kg), a maximum of 1800 grams of concentrate per day, which is given to livestock in 3 equal meals of 600 grams plus 450 to 500 grams of straw and hay mixture.
If hay is not available for any reason, only wheat straw should be used.
4⃣ After the period of 14 days has passed and the rumen of the sheep has become accustomed to this diet, the amount of consumption can be increased for small sheep up to 450 grams, medium-sized sheep up to 600 grams, and large-sized sheep up to 750 grams of concentrate per meal. And in the same proportion, the quantities of dry alfalfa and wheat straw mixture in meals should be increased.
5. At each meal, according to the needs of sheep and goats, concentrate should be distributed in the mangers.
6. Stir the feed in the manger once in a while. This stimulates the consumption of more feed in livestock. The smell of the feed becomes fresher and the ration becomes uniform and the right of choice for livestock is reduced and these are important points for increasing production.
7⃣ The possibility of access to sufficient and hygienic drinking water for the livestock throughout the day.
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