(1) Quarantine disinfection Weaned piglets are thoroughly cleaned, washed and disinfected inside and outside the nursery before entering nursery homes to kill bacteria; they are regularly sterilized (2 or 3 times a week) after they enter the nursery. Clean up excreta and other dirt in time. Orange Slices,Orange Slices Not Contain Additives ,Orange Slices For Lung Spleen ,Fresh Orange Slice Fermentation Ganzhou Green days Biochemical Technology Co., Ltd. , https://www.tlqcjs.com
(2) Grouping and training are conducted in accordance with the principle of maintaining the same size, weight, and size of the original nest as much as possible. The individuals are too small and too weak to be fed separately to reduce the damage caused by fighting each other, which is beneficial to piglets' emotions. Stability and growth. It is necessary to do a good job of training the piglets. After the piglet enters the nursery, the breeder should adjust the sleeping piglet to distinguish between the sleeping area and the discharge area.
(3) Maintain a suitable breeding density The scaled farm requires that 15 to 20 piglets be raised per round of the nursery, up to a maximum of 25 heads. The shed uses a leaky or semi-slatted floor and each piglet has an area of ​​0.3-0.5 square meters.
(4) Creating a good and comfortable living environment The most suitable ambient temperature for nursery pigs is that the weaned pigs generally require a temperature of 30°C, and then descend 3～4°C every week until they fall to 22-24°C. The optimum relative humidity is 65% to 75%.
(5) Provide adequate clean drinking water Add glucose, potassium salt, sodium salt and other electrolytes or vitamins, antibiotics and other drugs in the drinking water for 7-10 days after weaning to improve the piglet's resistance and encourage the piglets to feed and grow. Piglets drink dirty water and cause diarrhea.
(6) Strengthen Feeding Management Feed intake should be controlled within 5 to 6 days after weaning. Feeding 70% to 80% is appropriate. Feeding less frequently (feeding 6-8 times a day and night) gradually transitions to free feeding. The principle of feeding the total amount of feed is to make the piglets eat as much as possible without premise of nourishing diarrhea. Different feeds are fed at different ages. When the piglets have just entered the nursery, they are fed with milk replacer for about 1 week to reduce the stress caused by feed changes and then gradually transition to the nursery stock. The fodder should be properly kept and the feed in the trough should be eaten before feeding to ensure the feed is fresh and prevent the feed from becoming moldy.
(7) Do a good job of immunization and deworming. Do not inoculate excessive vaccines in the nursery. Mainly inoculation of swine fever, pseudorabies and foot-and-mouth disease vaccines; insect repellents include repelling aphids, cockroaches, cockroaches, nematodes, etc. Parasites in the body and the outside, the insect repellent time is 35 to 40 days. The endoparasites were fed with avermectin at 0.2 mg/kg body weight or levamisole at 10 mg/kg body weight, fed in the morning and fed once in the morning. Exo-parasites Pigs were sprayed with water using a 12.5% ​​amitraz emulsion.