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Anonymous users2024-02-16The big white goose is generally about nine months oldSexual maturityEggs begin to lay in about a year and a half to two years, and spring is the peak period for egg production, with the number of eggs laid each year ranging from dozens to hundreds. During the egg laying period, the feeding management should be strengthened, the protein level should be increased to about 18%, and the feeding should be supplemented 3 times a day.
Under normal circumstances, the mother goose can start laying eggs about 9 months after breaking the shell, and can lay dozens to hundreds of eggs in 1 year (depending on the breed), but generally does not lay eggs in July-August and November-December, because this is the time of breaking.
The behavior of the mother goose before laying eggs.
1) The temperament becomes docile, the movement becomes sluggish, the hind toes become wider, and the egg socket appears in the abdomen.
2) The amount of food increases, the desire to eat is stronger, and they will take the initiative to come over to eat when feeding, and occasionally eat some gravel and stones.
3) Take the initiative to squat in front of the male goose and let the male goose step on his back.
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Anonymous users2024-02-15The geese are raised for about 5 months before they can start laying eggs.
The female goose can lay eggs for about 7-8 months in a year, and the rest of the time is in the farrowing period during the farrowing period, which is generally the hottest time in summer and winter, and the number of eggs laid in a year ranges from 50 to 120, and the size and number of eggs laid by different varieties are different.
How long does it take for geese to start laying eggs.
First of all, geese mature later than chickens and ducks, which are slightly smaller poultry, and generally start laying eggs when they are raised for about 150 days, that is, they begin to produce eggs in about 5 months.
In general, the number of eggs laid in the first year is not very large, ranging from about 30-50, but the number of eggs laid by different varieties of geese is different.
Secondly, during the farrowing period, although the goose can start laying eggs when it is raised to 5 months old, the egg laying period of this animal is not too long in a year.
Generally, it only lingers around 7-8 months, and the remaining 4-5 months are farrowing periods, which are generally the hottest time in summer and the coldest time in winter, when geese will not lay eggs and will not mate.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14The goose can lay eggs after about 5 months, and the mother goose can lay eggs for about 7-8 months in a year, and 4-5 months is the farrowing period.
Geese generally start laying eggs after about 5 months, and the egg-laying period lasts for more than 100 days. As for the egg production, the egg production of the female goose in one year is about 45-70, but due to the influence of breed differences and geographical climate and other factors, the egg laying period and egg production of the female goose are also different. In addition, the mother goose has 2 farrowing periods per year, one in winter and one in summer, and it is normal for the goose not to lay eggs at this time.
Geese start to lay eggs later than chickens and ducks and other smaller poultry, with earlier breeds such as Magang geese starting to lay eggs at 5 months and later varieties such as geese starting to lay eggs at 9 months.
Geese generally lay 1 egg every 1-2 days, which is related to the season, the individual of the goose, and the level of feeding and management technology. The duration of egg laying in geese is not consistent, some lay eggs every other day, some lay eggs for two days in a row, and some lay two eggs in a row every 1-2 days.
Factors influencing goose laying eggs
1. Environmental stress.
Environmental stress factors can cause different degrees of nervous tension and endocrine disorders in geese, and abnormal behaviors such as eating, drinking, and exercising will cause metabolic disorders, resulting in a decrease in egg production or even a cessation of egg production.
2. Feeding management.
Long-term damp and muddy goose houses, poor water quality, weather changes, poor management, insufficient light, improper feeding and drinking water, etc., will lead to poor uniformity, which will affect the egg production during the laying period.
3. Insufficient nutrition.
Lack of energy, protein, vitamins and minerals can all have an impact on egg production. In addition, some trace elements, such as insufficient calcium and phosphorus content or improper ratio of calcium and phosphorus, will also cause a decrease in the egg laying rate of geese, and an increase in the proportion of soft-shell eggs and deformed eggs.
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