How to raise swans

1. environmental conditions: the site should be far away from towns, villages and human living areas, and avoid external interference as much as possible, and natural waters and places with weeds are more suitable;

2. Natural free-range: In the case of free-range, the water area of swan can be large or small. In general 100 square meters, geese can be raised 1 pair, some emergent plants can be planted in the pond, and grass can be rotated in the open space around the pond for their consumption according to the season, and some trees can be planted for shade in summer; Set a net or fence with a height of 1 and 5m around the free-range area to prevent other animals from interfering and affecting their growth and reproduction;

The pool water should be disinfected regularly. Generally, 50 kilograms of fresh lime powder or 20 kilograms of bleaching powder are sprinkled on each mu of water surface. In the case of free-range, swans are required to manually cut their wings or feathers 1 time every year to prevent swans from flying away.

4. Cage culture: the cage culture area is 30 square meters, including the pool 10 square meter, and the water depth is 60 cm. Keep 1 pair of geese in each cage, and the pool water should be changed regularly.