How many rams do I need for a hundred ewes?

1. If it is a natural mating method, generally 1 ram can breed about 30 ewes, and 100 ewes need about 3-5 rams.

2. If it is a local breed of ewes, 1 ram can breed about 35 ewes, not more than 40 at most, if it is a high-quality meat sheep breed, generally 1 ram can be mated to about 25 ewes, up to 30.

4. If it is artificial insemination, generally a ram can breed about 100 ewes, if it is a local breed of ewe, 1 ram can breed about 80 ewes, if it is a high-quality meat sheep breed, the breeding ratio can be increased, but not more than 120 at most.

5. For rams that are older, in poor physical condition and weak in reproductive ability, the number of breeding should be appropriately reduced.

The number of rams to breed depends on the mating method, if it is an artificial insemination mating method, 1 ram can breed 50-100 ewes; If the method of natural mating and conception is adopted, a ram can breed 20-30 ewes, and the number of mating is also related to the physical condition of the ram. Calcium deficiency, worms in the stomach, gastroenteritis, and the fact that the ewe has just given birth to a lamb can all cause the ewe to hunch.

The number of rams bred depends on the breeding method. If artificial insemination is used, a ram can breed 50-100 ewes; If natural mating and conception are used, a ram can breed 20-30 ewes, and the number of reproductions is also related to the physical condition of the ram. Calcium deficiency, stomach worms, gastroenteritis, and newborn lambs can all cause ewes to bend.

Generally, 1 ram can breed about 30 ewes, depending on the breeding method, the sheep's own physical condition and the breed of sheep.

Generally, the ratio of rams and ewes in the Hongbu group of sheep is 1 ram with 30-50 ewes, which is more suitable for free-spirited sheep herds. In case of artificial insemination, one ram is matched with 100 to 200 ewes.

It is common for a ram to mate with 5 to 6 ewes.

Hello, happy with your question. The determination of breeding time is mainly based on the annual parity and lambing time of each region and sheep farm. There are two kinds of ewes that give birth to 1 litter per year: winter lambing and spring lambing

Winter lambing takes place between January and February, and is mated in August and September; The spring lambing takes place between April and May, and is mated in November and December. Ewes with 3 births in two years are bred in May of the first year and lambs are born in October; Breeding in January of the following year, lambing in June; They are bred in September and lambs are born in February of the following year. For ewes with two births a year, they can be bred in early April and lambed in early September of the same year; The second litter is mated in early October and lambs are born in early March of the following year.

<> ratio of male to female sheep is generally between 1:30 and 1:40. It is advisable to start erect breeding at the age of 12-18 months, that is, the ram is suitable for the first time, and the ram is matched with a week of rest for a week, and the number of matings: about 3-4 times a day. Hole bend section.

Meat sheep is generally 12-13 yuan catty, and a little bit is 15 yuan catty. Sheep are 9 yuan per catty, but they are sold more according to one, in fact, they are almost the same whether they are calculated by one or by catty.

Small-tailed Han sheep and Boer goats are generally ordinary sheep ** at 400-1000 yuan. (with the age of the month).

Small lambs (about 2 months) are generally about 350.

Ewes are generally 1200-1300 yuan (about 300 catties), pregnant ewes with lambs are 1500-1800 yuan, and the price of the original ram is 5000-10000. (The cost of embryo transfer is relatively high) a ewe can not be used to give birth to a cub, and only adult sheep with more than four or five belts can be engaged in embryos.

A purebred Dubo sheep should be at least 1000 or more (the meat yield of Dubo sheep is relatively high).

Dairy goats are slightly more expensive, 40-60 pounds of small ewes will be more than 800 yuan, if Saanen dairy goats out of the moon at least 600 yuan.

However, the specific ** depends on the breed of sheep, the size of the month, and the breeding sheep lineage, the degree of improvement.

As for **, it is recommended to ask them before you go, or you can also call 4008-9353-66 and they can provide you with the latest **.

In general, sheep flocks are divided by sex, which can be divided into breeding ram flocks, adult ewe flocks, rearing ewe flocks, rearing ram flocks, lamb flocks and trial ram flocks.

Breeding sheep farms (sheep farmers) with the main purpose of breeding sheep should be selected according to the demand for breeding sheep every year to choose excellent breeding rams before being sold, and the rest of the small rams that are not used for breeding should be castrated from an early age, and slaughtered in the year after fattening. The total number of adult ewes should account for the total number of sheep farms In the breeding ewes, the sheep that are not used for breeding should be selected out and grouped separately, and they should be slaughtered after fattening.

In the past, when the wool was high, due to the high wool production of the sheep, the feeding cost was low, so there were a large number of adult sheep (under the age of age) to produce wool, and the adult ewes only accounted for about the total number of sheep farms. Nowadays, mutton ** is higher, the cost of producing lamb is lower than that of lamb, and the turnover of funds is also fast. Therefore, the number of adult ewes should account for the total number of sheep farms every year, it is necessary to select young ewes with high production performance from the breeding ewe herd to replace the old ewes with low production performance or lose the ability to reproduce, and its number accounts for about the total number of adult ewes.

Whether it is a sheep breeding farm, an economic sheep farm or a sheep farmer, the composition of the sheep flock should be distributed according to the number of ewes. Under artificial insemination conditions, the number of breeding rams should account for the number of adult ewes. In addition, Huiji also has a trial ram.

Under natural mating conditions, each ewe needs to be equipped with a breeding ram.