Scorpions, centipedes, ants, earthworms, leeches, geckos, and earwigs

Author: Gong Quanfu (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: To successfully raise economic animals and achieve results, a scientific attitude is required, along with an understanding of the animals' living habits, mastery of breeding techniques and methods, and selection of breeding projects based on local natural conditions. To help breeders quickly master the techniques of raising economic animals, we have organized relevant technical personnel to compile the "Technology of Raising Economic Animals" series. During the compilation process, we strive for depth with simplicity, making the content easy to understand. Readers can refer to the methods introduced in the series for practical operation. This book focuses on the breeding value, biological characteristics, reproduction and breeding techniques, daily management, and disease prevention of economic animals. The medicinal animals introduced in this book have been artificially bred in China. Some have been raised for a long time, while others have only been bred in recent years. After years of practice, successful experience has been gained, and breeding techniques have become relatively mature, though some aspects still need further improvement. We hope that breeders across various regions will accumulate experience, continuously enhance the breeding techniques of medicinal animals, and strive for gradual perfection.