Explain three breeding practices carried out on livestock

      

Explain three breeding practices carried out on livestock

  

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john
- Tupping - mating in goats and sheep

- Serving - mating in cattle and pigs

- Raddling
Practice of fitting the rams with breeding chutes which are painted in different colours
Crutching and ringing

- Crutching is the practice of cutting wool around the external reproductive organs of a female sheep to facilitate mating and prevent infection

- Rringing is the practice of trimming wool around the sheath of the penis to facilitate mating
john3 answered the question on December 8, 2017 at 12:48


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