The development stage of geese is from the age of 5 weeks to 30 weeks. The quality of growth and development of geese is closely related to the future weight and breeding value of geese. Due to the extremely rapid growth and development of the young geese, the abdomen feathers have grown to be long at the age of 40 days, commonly known as "slippery bottom", and they can be bred and bred throughout the day. The nights are generally not fed. At present, most of the geese are grazing rearing, half-fed feeding and shed-raising. The requirements for grazing geese are to feed the geese and grow quickly and neatly. To do this, we must grasp the following points: (1) Build a goose shed. It can be adapted to local conditions, because it is simple to build a temporary goose shed, and then use bamboo fence system to do the fence. The site should be dry to prevent the geese from catching cold or causing rotting. (2) Group management. For management convenience, generally 250-300 geese are grouped and managed by two people. For example, if the pastoral land is relatively open, the grass is abundant, and the water source is good, 1,000 groups can be formed and managed by four people. (3) find a good route. The proper selection of grazing routes directly affects the feeding level and growth of geese. Generally, in the afternoon, you should find a good pasture for the next day, and you should not go back and eat enough to feed the geese. (4) Grazing time. Usually grazing for nine hours a day. At 5 o'clock in the morning, the animals will be grazing. At ten o'clock, they will return to the shed for rest. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, they will go out to grazing and return to the shed to rest at 7 o'clock. Strive to eat 4-5 full (that is, two full in the morning, three full in the afternoon), that is, the goose's esophageal bulge (commonly known as the pimple) bulges to the bottom of the throat, which is a "full" Sign. (5) Manage the geese. Where the grazing land is small and the grass is rich, the gaggles should be hurried together so that the geese can feed fully. If the grazing land is large and the fodder is not full, it should be hurriedly scattered to make it free to feed. When driving out a few outcast geese, the action must be gentle enough to prevent the frightening group from affecting the feeding. (6) Pay attention to the release of water. After each meal is eaten, the geese automatically stop feeding. At this time, they should release water to make the geese drink enough water. The best ponds can be changed frequently. The so-called "goose grows strong, one day to change three ponds", "a goose is no coincidence, clear water grass" is what this means. Each time you release water for about half an hour, take a rest 30-60 minutes and continue grazing. When hot, discharge water every half an hour, otherwise it will affect the feed intake. (7) Put Putian. When grazing began in Putian, the geese were not accustomed to eating and eating. They should adjust their food intake on an empty stomach. Once they had eaten, they would be able to feed on their own and be prone to grow up. At the same time pay attention to the release of water to facilitate digestion and development. (8) Prevent starvation. A goose is extremely sensitive to hunger. During the grazing period, feed supplements have been stopped at night. In order to prevent starvation at night, besides extending the grazing time, the best grassland should be eaten in the evening. (9) Prevent heat. In hot weather, the geese often make noises in the shed and should release water in time. When necessary, the geese can be kept overnight in the river to prevent overheating. At noon, rest in the shade and watch the heat stroke. (10) Epidemic prevention hygiene. The vaccination work on the vaccine is done in due course, and the animal is not grazing in the affected area. Do a good job in clean work within the shed, bedding and grounding. It is also necessary to prevent pesticide and chemical poisoning accidents during grazing. China Agricultural Network Editor