How should horses be raised? What is horse breeding used for?

There are many uses for keeping horses, including the following:

1.Mare's milk and horse meat industry: Mare's milk and horse meat are an important product of the horse industry.

2.Viewing and performance industry: Horses are often used in zoos, circuses, and other venues for viewing and performance.

3.Transportation and warfare: Horses were used on a large scale in ancient times in military fields, such as warfare and transportation.

4.Packing: Horses are still used to carry goods in some areas.

5.Horse racing: Horses are the main participants in horse racing.

Overall, there are many uses for raising horses, which vary from era to era and region to region.

Raising horses must first be to make money, not to lose money, the use of horses is very wide, first of all, horses can be used to eat meat, and then horses can be ridden, can be used for competitions, horses can also be used to pull carts, if you have the conditions, raise a few of the world's best horses, for equestrian competitions, then you can make a lot of money.

If you raise horses in rural and mountainous areas, it is very useful because it can help people carry things, such as firewood cut in the mountains, and rice and corn when harvested, but it is useless to raise horses in the suburbs in general.

Horses are relatively tame, so you can give him food and drink. The breeding of stallions should also be very careful, females should not be overly fattened in the early stage, and males must be fat and strong, energetic, in order to prepare for breeding. Artificial insemination is best chosen for breeding to improve the utilization rate and fertility rate of stallions.

In places where grazing conditions exist, grazing can be done every day in summer and autumn, but the number and time of grazing in winter are determined according to the temperature.

Raising horses is, of course, a feeling of being rich, because now there are very few people who raise horses except in grazing areas, and people who raise horses in specialized horse farms are quite rich.

I take it to feed it every day, and from time to time I can drive it to gallop, and I have even imagined whether it can grow into a war horse that can participate in competitions, which is really a lot of thoughts.

It takes a lot of energy, I need to prepare grass and food to feed it, and I also have to pay attention to its health, but I am very happy to see that the horse is raised by me very healthy.

It will make yourself stinky because the horse itself has a kind of horse smell, you can also learn a lot about horses, and you can also have an extra friend for yourself to accompany you.

When I was a child, my family had a horse, and it was very relaxing to talk to the horse about my troubles when I fed the horse every day, and in addition, riding a horse was a very courageous thing.

I think raising horses is very rich for the outside world; But for myself, what really is my own interest.

I also have a horse, just like the kind raised by Yu Qian, a little pony, I ride out to yoke when I have nothing to do, but it's really troublesome to take care of.

1. Feeding time. Horses should be fed 3-4 times a day, including fodder at night. It is best not to take more than 8 hours between feedings, and it is recommended that half of the hay be fed at night, while the concentrate should be fed in 2-3 times during the day.

2. Feeding amount. Horses must not eat less than 1% of their body weight in hay each day. An adult horse's daily feed intake of dry matter (including concentrate and roughage) is about the same as its body weight.

If the horse is emaciated, the feeding amount can be appropriately increased on this basis, and if the horse is obese, the feeding amount can be appropriately reduced on this basis.

3. Feeding ratio. No exercise: If the horse is not exercising, it is sufficient to provide high-quality hay every day.

Light exercise: If the exercise duration is about 1 hour a day, and the main step is slow and brisk, concentrate accounts for 15% of the diet. Moderate exercise:

If you exercise for about an hour a day, including obstacle running or walking, concentrate accounts for 30% of the diet. Heavy exercise: If you exercise for more than 8 hours a day, including walking or participating in competitions, concentrate accounts for 45% of the diet.

Very heavy sport: For horses competing in cross-country, three-day races, and long-distance shakudens, concentrate accounts for 55% of the diet.

4. Precautions. In the case of general house feeding, the daily water requirement of a horse is about 10-50kg, and if the amount of exercise is large, the water demand can reach about 2-3 times of the normal water demand. Therefore, in the stables should always be prepared with clean water for feeding.