Strengthen the management of the sheep breeding environment. The sheep breeding environment must be guaranteed to be self-breeding and self-feeding. Avoid contact between your own flock and other flocks to prevent the spread of diseases between different flocks. Use sheep B-ultrasound to observe ewes frequently, and artificially control the breeding of sheep so that the flock can reproduce scientifically and avoid infection. In the process of purchasing lambs, pay attention to quarantine work. The newly purchased lambs should be isolated from other flocks. The isolation time should be controlled at about 15 days. During the isolation process, it is best to use sheep B-ultrasound for comprehensive inspection. If the newly purchased lambs are not detected with diseases during the isolation period, the lambs can be placed in the flock and raised in the same way as other sheep.

The infection of sheep diseases is mostly caused by unclean feed, and the immunity of sheep also depends mainly on whether the sheep feed is scientifically matched. The sheep feed should be matched according to the growth stage of the sheep. First, we need to determine the type of sheep, consult relevant information and seek the opinions of professionals to scientifically match feed for the sheep; record the age of each sheep in detail, and control the feed according to the weight of the sheep and the thickness of the back fat of the sheep measured by B-ultrasound. Carefully analyze the feed digestion of each sheep, and select the amount of feed and matching plan according to the digestion situation. Carefully observe the sheep's acceptance of feed, and try to configure feed suitable for sheep growth for the flock to make the sheep have stronger immunity, and often use sheep B-ultrasound to observe the condition of its various organs. Try to select feed around the sheep breeding site as the raw material for sheep feed, and calculate the amount of feed raw materials required by the sheep in advance to save feed costs and avoid economic losses caused by feed deterioration.

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