RU62494U1 - MODULE FOR Dairy goats maintenance during the STALLING PERIOD IN FARMING - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to agriculture, in particular to livestock, and can be used as a module for keeping dairy goats. The technical result is achieved using the design of module 1, including side lattice fencing 2, frontal fencing 3, with a wicket 4 and feeders for coarse feed 5, concentrates and mineral additives 6 hung on them, a valve drinker 7, a two-level bench 8 with an elevation of 9 for the leader .

Description

The utility model relates to agriculture, in particular to livestock, and can be used as a module for keeping dairy goats.

State of the art

The known technology of the stall loose housing goats in the stalls, including lattice fencing, shelving, feeding troughs, drinking bowls (SM. Prince T.N. Kuzmina, "Goat farming in the farm", M., Informationgrotech, 1998, S.-34) .

The disadvantages of these technical means are:

- significant capital costs for the construction of additional costs with an increase in the number of goats;

- high labor costs when servicing animals.

The known technology of year-round, stall, and loose housing for goats on straw bedding in trenches up to 70 cm deep, including fences, a feeding table, automatic watertight drinking glasses (See M.Yu. Sannikov, S.I. Novopashina, “Recommendations for Breeding Dairy Goats in farms of the Russian Federation ”, 2005, S.-34).

The disadvantages of these technical means are:

- the profitability of farms is ensured by a livestock of at least 700 goats;

- the use of only ground feed;

- high unit costs.

The closest in technical essence and the achieved positive effect and accepted by the authors for the prototype is a set of equipment for the technology of loose housing goats in the stalls, including trellised fences, shelves - stove benches, feeders, drinking bowls

(See the book. T.N. Kuzmina, “Goat farming in the farm”, M., Informationgrotech, 1998, S.-34).

The disadvantages of this equipment are:

- significant capital and labor costs for the re-equipment of the premises, depending on the livestock;

- high labor costs when servicing animals.

Utility Model Disclosure

The technical result is achieved using the modular construction of a daisy (stall), including side lattice fencing, a front fence with a wicket and feeders hung on them for coarse, concentrated feed and mineral additives, a valve drinker and a two-level stove bench, the top of which is designed to satisfy leadership instinct.

Brief Description of the Drawings

Figure 1 gives a module for the maintenance of dairy goats in the stall period in farms, top view. Figure 2 is the same, a section along aa in figure 1.

Utility Model Implementation

The module for keeping dairy goats in the stall period on farms (Fig. 1) is a dagger (stall) 1 formed by lateral trellised fences 2, frontal fencing 3 with a wicket 4 and feeders hung on them for roughage 5 and for concentrates and mineral additives 6, equipped with a valve automatic watering machine 7, a two-level bench 8 with an elevation of 9 for the leader.

The module for keeping dairy goats in the stall period on farms works as follows.

The straw litter (or from other plant material) is placed in module 1, animals are driven through the gate 4. Manual farmer

distributes coarse fodder to the feeder 5, and concentrates and mineral additives to the feeder 6. Watering of animals is carried out from the valve drinkers 7 connected to the general farm water supply network or storage tank. For animal relaxation, a two-level bench 8, with an elevation of 9 for the leader is used (Figure 2).

The advantages of the proposed module compared to existing technical solutions are the use of a two-level bench 8 with elevation 9 to satisfy leadership instinct.

Claims (1)

A module for keeping dairy goats in the stall period on farms, including trellised fences, a wicket, a stove bench, a feeder for roughage, concentrates, mineral dressing, a valve automatic watering machine, characterized in that the stove bench is made in two levels, the upper of which is intended for the leader.