Geese have a low rate of reproduction and generally produce only a few tens of eggs per year each year, and fewer eggs are produced under traditional seasoning conditions. In addition, all the geese start egg production from March to June every year, and hatching goslings from April to June. The newly raised goslings are all concentrated and sold from July to October. Due to the over-concentration of products, the goslings are sold at a price. Low, not only aggravates the contradiction between supply and demand in the goose product market, but also reduces the economic benefits of geese. The best way to solve this problem is to use science and technology as the guide to raise the anti-season goose, that is, let the breed goose begin to lay eggs in September-October of the year, and it will be produced until March-April of next year. In late November, hatchlings were successively hatched to supply the tight goose seedlings market. The off-season breeder geese began to lay eggs in October of that year. At this time, the natural illumination time is gradually shortened, the sunshine intensity is gradually weakened, and the temperature is gradually reduced. These changes in environmental factors closely related to the production performance are very unfavorable to the geese in winter. Therefore, it is imperative to strengthen feeding and management to provide a comfortable and safe environment for breeding geese, ensuring high egg production rates, fertility rates, hatching rates, and hatching rates. The nutritional level of geese diets meeting nutrition needs should be: 11.3 to 11.7 MJ/kg for metabolic energy, 16% to 17.5% for crude protein, 5% to 6% for crude fiber, 2.2% to 2.6% for calcium, and phosphorus. 0.6% to 0.7%, lysine 0.69%, methionine 0.32%, and salt 0.2%. The diets were fed 3 times, each feeding 0.15 to 0.2 kg, and it was better to feed 1 feeding at 11 PM. In addition, we must often supply 20% to 25% of green feed, set up pots in the house and sports grounds, and add clean shell particles for geese to eat freely to meet the needs of the geese for minerals. Warm and warm for breeding geese egg production temperature is 5 to 25%. When the temperature is lower than 0°C, the production of geese decreases or even stops the production of eggs. Therefore, the cold insulation in winter cannot be ignored. (1) The top of the goose hut is covered with straw or plastic film, and the back wall and gable are sealed. The front wall only has geese's imports and exports, and other parts are made of transparent plastic. (2) Overlay 5-8 cm thick clean dry litter inside the shed and guard against mildew. (3) It is strictly prohibited to carry water inside the house to protect the humidity in the house from exceeding 65%. Avoid high humidity and low temperature and cause serious damage to the breeding geese. (4) Goose in the morning and in the late morning, goose in the early morning, do not put goose in the cold and rainy days, and prevent the goose from eating snow. (5) It is forbidden to breed frozen gooses and drink frozen water to prevent diarrhea. Proper lighting ensures 15 hours of light every day and night, and natural light is supplemented by two supplements, morning and evening. Artificially supplemented lighting must be regular, otherwise it will seriously affect the production of geese. The appropriate light intensity is: 40 watts per 18 square meters, light bulb hanging high 2 meters, and often wipe it clean, better cover effect. Maintain the appropriate ratio of male and female breeding geese, small geese 1:5 to 6, medium-sized geese 1:4 to 5. Observe the mating situation of the male geese regularly and adjust the goose at any time to ensure that the fertilization rate of the breeding eggs reaches the desired level (85% or more). The suitable slope of the geese bathing pool is maintained at 15 to 20 degrees to facilitate the geese to bathe and mate and increase the fertility rate. In addition, it was found that when breeding geese in nests, they should be kept in a separate room at low temperature and without nesting conditions, so that they can quickly wake up and recover eggs as soon as possible. They must not be allowed to suspend long-term production.
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