How do you feed the sows after breeding? How to breed sows

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I'll answer the meaning of the second floor, the sow embryo implantation in the early stage, to feed less, and gradually increase the amount later. Our practice is: 30 days after breeding, each head is fed kg per day; 30 to 95 days after breeding, each head is fed kg per day; From 95 days to 107 days after breeding (before farrowing), each head is fed kg per day.

3 catties within seven days of breeding, and then about 4 catties according to the situation, to 95 days, this stage requires standard pregnancy material, if there is green material, it can be reduced by 1 catty, and after 95 days, it is changed to feed lactation material for 6 catties a day.

1.Continue to be fed lactation feed. 2.

Keep the sows fully fed (no drastic reduction in feed amount) until breeding. Immediately after breeding, the amount of feed is reduced to the amount of feed in the first trimester and the gestation sows are fed feed. If you feed too much in the early stages of pregnancy, you may reduce litter size and waste feed.

First less, no less in the middle, no more, and then more.

And that's just a rough idea of a pig, and you're looking at your pig's fat or something, looking up books and looking at how other people feed them.

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Sows need to be fed on the day of incubation, but the amount of feed needs to be reduced. It is best to keep it in the range of three to four pounds of feed a day. At the same time, moldy and spoiled feed should not be used during the feeding process, so as not to affect the growth of sows.

It is also necessary to check regularly to observe the condition of the sow and judge whether the mating has been successful.

Can the sows be fed on the day of inbreeding.

1. Feeding is required.

Sows need to be fed on the day of insemination to keep the energy required for the day to keep the leakage state evidence that the sows need for a day to rent early. However, on the day of breeding, the amount of feeding should be reduced and controlled within the range of three to four catties of feed a day, so as not to prevent sows from eating too much feed and affecting the breeding effect.

2. Feed selection.

At the same time, during inbreeding, when feeding the sows, it is necessary to check the condition of the feed. The sow should not be provided with moldy, spoiled or frozen feed, so as not to affect the development and formation of the sow's fertilized eggs. At the same time, in the process of feeding, green feed can also be supplemented to allow sows to absorb more nutrients.

3. Regular inspections.

After breeding, the sow needs to turn around or walk around the pen to increase the probability of successful insemination. At the same time, it is also necessary to check the pigsty regularly and check the status of the sows. Once the sow is found to be lethargic, has a large increase in food intake, or has a sagging abdomen, it means that the sow has been successfully fertilized.

4. Control the temperature.

In the process of sow breeding, it is also necessary to control the ambient temperature at about 25 degrees to ensure the healthy growth of sows. If the temperature is too high at this time, it will cause the sow to have a heat-resistant response, which will reduce the blood in the uterus** and reduce the success rate of fertilization.

Just bring a boar over and you'll be fine.