Grass geese should choose forage. The grazing grasses of geese include ryegrass, bitter-billed buckwheat, hairy wolfberry, pea, cabbage, sorghum, white clover, etc., as well as some of the leaves, vine leaves, and wild pastures, of which ryegrass and bitter buckwheat are Gooses are better pasture varieties. However, in order to ensure a balanced and adequate supply of green fodder for geese, a variety of pastures must be cultivated. It is important to pay attention to the annual balanced supply of pasture. The production cycle of goose is divided into three stages: the gosling stage, the goose stage, and the captive and fattening stage. Gosling stage management points: moisture and warm, pay attention to the cleanliness of the bar, as soon as possible to eat. The temperature in the goose house should be around 25°C, and be grouped and isolated (10 to 15 per group) to prevent crowding; strengthen nursing care and regular visits; properly drive the geese and make them active to adjust body temperature and evaporate water vapor. Healthy growth; always change mats, pay attention to disinfection. The goose stage refers to the period from 4 weeks of age to the time before fattening. At this stage, the geese grow fastest and can use green feed in large quantities. During this period, they should feed more green feed or grazing. This stage can graze throughout the day. For example, if grass pasture grows luxuriantly, the geese should be picked up to make full use of it; if the grass area is large or the grass grows poorly, the geese should shed some more to prevent the grassland from being polluted and affecting the regeneration of pasture. Before the noon feed in the pasture, feed back after the harvest. Never allow the geese to be exposed to rain and grazing during grazing. The geese go into the finishing period after the main wing grows (about 45 days old). At this time, attention should be paid to hygiene, and the site and trough must be kept clean and regularly sterilized. The diet composition of fattening geese was mainly high-protein and high-energy feeds: early stage, 20% for green feed, 50% for concentrated feed, and 30% for roughage (glutamine); late, 10% for green feed, 80% for concentrated feed, and 10% for roughage. To feed less, add enough geese to eat enough water. Oxygen Generator,5 Liter Oxygen Concentrator,Low Noise Oxygen Generator,Portable Oxygen Concentrator Suzhou Xuanweicheng Biotechnology Co., Ltd , https://www.xwc-medical.com