4 Easy and Successful Ways to Live Gibas Sheep

 4 Easy and Successful Ways to Live Gibas Sheep

Gibas sheep is one type of sheep that is widely cultivated by the people of Indonesia. The reason is, this type of sheep has a fairly good quality of meat, does not smell like other sheep, and the maintenance technique is quite easy. In addition, the market demand for gibas lamb seems to be still quite high. By knowing how to raise gibas sheep that are good and right, farmers can achieve success in raising this type of sheep.

 

How to Livestock Gibas Sheep Profitable

Running a gibas sheep farm can be a promising business opportunity if done properly and seriously. Seeing the high market demand at this time is still not comparable to the number of farms that supply these needs. Therefore, if you are interested in getting into this business, you must know the right way of raising gibas sheep so that they can grow optimally. The following is the procedure.

1. Selection of the Right Seeds

Selection of seeds for gibas is one of the most important steps that can determine the success of your farm. For this reason, breeders must be selective and careful before determining which seeds to bring home. Good seeds are the main key to business success. Therefore, breeders must learn how to choose good gibas sheep seeds.

The following are some of the characteristics of quality Gibas lamb seeds, including:

• Gibas lamb that has a fat tail is a type of sheep that is very suitable for fattening meat. These sheep need at least 3 years to reach their optimal weight.
• Choose gibas lamb seeds that are about 6 months old. This period is an ideal period for weight gain.

• Sheep have no birth defects, are in good health and are conducive to fattening.

2. Making a Decent and Adequate Cage

Gibas sheep is a type of sheep that is not fussy and can flock to each other. You only need a cage measuring 3 x 1.5 meters to accommodate 10 sheep. This is certainly different from other types of sheep which may require a wider range of motion.

The most appropriate type of cage for gibas sheep is a stilt cage or cage that does not touch the ground. This type of cage makes it possible to get clean and keep sheep from disease. In addition, this type of stage cage will make it easier for farmers to clean and take sheep manure.

3. Feeding and Selection of Feed

The next way for the Gibas sheep is to arrange proper feeding. Sheep feed must be varied so that they get balanced and complete nutrition and nutrition. Sheep feed can come from natural or artificial foods such as concentrates.

The following are natural feeds that can be given, namely:

• Straw such as corn, rice, soybeans, kale and other plant products
• Skin from tubers such as cassava and sweet potatoes
• Nut shells such as peanut shells, coffee, and so on
• Vegetables such as cabbage, mustard greens and so on
• plant leaves

4. Gibas Sheep Care

The last thing in raising gibas sheep is to pay close attention to every detail of its growth and development. Farm animals are prone to disease due to lack of supervision and attention from farmers. Farmers are not aware of the symptoms of the disease before the disease is severe and spreads to other livestock. This is what should be avoided. Therefore, a careful and careful attitude of farmers is really needed.

Those are the 4 basics of how to raise gibas sheep that breeders need to know. Every farmer would want success in raising their sheep. Hopefully by paying attention to the methods above, breeders will be able to achieve success in raising Gibas sheep