What is the most taboo for raising sheep?

The most taboo items for raising sheep are: avoiding long-distance introduction across provinces, avoiding large-scale expansion of novice groups, and avoiding excessive construction costs of sheep houses.

1, Avoid Long-distance Inter-provincial Introduction: Sheep encounter changeable environment and long-distance running in the car, and are prone to stress reaction when they reach their destination. Once sheep are under pressure, it is quite troublesome to deal with it.

2. Avoid large-scale expansion of novice sheep: It is advisable for novice sheep to be raised in small groups of 10-30 at first, and it is forbidden to blindly expand the breeding scale without knowing the technical experience.

3. Avoid the high construction cost of the sheephouse: the sheephouse is a place for sheep to eat, drink and rest, at least to ensure that it is "warm in winter and cool in summer". But sheep, after all, are animals that create benefits for us human beings, and have strong resistance. It is good to have enough sheepfolds, and there is no need to spend too much money.

Matters needing attention in raising sheep

1. Disinfection of the sheepfold: Disinfection of the sheepfold is relatively simple, and it is enough to disinfect once every 10 day. There are many choices of disinfectants.

2. Sheep are particularly fond of cleanliness, especially afraid of humidity: therefore, it is best to build a rest place with bamboo harrows and keep them on the shelf to provide a clean and comfortable rest environment for sheep and try not to let them contact with feces.

3. Sports ground for sheep: It is best to choose a sandy soil environment with relatively high terrain and good dry and water seepage conditions, which is not easy to accumulate water.