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ویرایش: [10 ed.] نویسندگان: Steven D. Lukefahr, James I. McNitt, Peter R. Cheeke, Nephi M. Patton سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9781789249781, 1789249791 ناشر: CABI سال نشر: 2022 تعداد صفحات: 348 [347] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 11 Mb
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خرگوش ها حیواناتی همه کاره هستند که برای گوشت و خزشان، به عنوان حیوانات آزمایشگاهی و همچنین به عنوان حیوانات خانگی پرورش می یابند. این کتاب به خوبی تثبیت شده به ارائه مروری بر تولید خرگوش های اهلی ادامه می دهد و موضوعاتی مانند پرورش، پرورش، تغذیه و سلامت را پوشش می دهد. اکنون در ویرایش دهم کاملاً به روز شده خود، شامل بررسی گسترده ای از موضوعات مهمی مانند رفاه حیوانات و روش های تولید پایدار است. با فصل هایی که به طور خاص به تولید گوشت، خرگوش های خانگی، نمایش های خرگوش، و تولید پشم آنگورا مربوط می شود. این کتاب با ارائه به روز رسانی در مورد روند تولید در سراسر جهان، ارقام و محصولات جدید افزودنی خوراک، یک منبع ضروری برای هر کسی است که در تولید خرگوش - از تازه کار گرفته تا پرورش دهندگان باتجربه، دامپزشکان و متخصصان صنعت، دست دارد.
Rabbits are versatile animals, farmed for their meat and fur, as laboratory animals, and also as pets. This well-established book continues to provide an overview of domesticated rabbit production, covering topics such as breeding, husbandry, feeding and health. Now in its fully updated tenth edition, it includes an expanded consideration of important issues such as animal welfare and sustainable methods of production. With chapters relating specifically to meat production, pet rabbits, rabbit shows, and angora wool production. Providing updates on worldwide production trends, figures and new feed additive products, this book is an essential resource for anyone involved in rabbit production - from novice to experienced breeders, veterinarians and industry professionals.
Cover Dedication Rabbit Production Copyright Contents Preface Appendix 1 Introduction History, Taxonomy, and Domestication of the Rabbit Potential of the Rabbit for Meat and Fur Production Production of Pharmaceuticals Youth Programs Hobbies and Pets Laboratory Use Factors Limiting Rabbit Production Sources of Helpful Information A Rabbit by Any Other Name Further Reading 2 Rabbit Production Worldwide Europe The Americas Asia Australia and New Zealand Africa Future World Rabbit Production Rabbit Research Worldwide Further Reading 3 Rabbit Breeds Selecting a Breed Purchasing Breeding Stock Breeds of Rabbit Further Reading 4 The Rabbitry and Its Equipment Planning the Rabbitry The Rabbit Building Hutches and Cages Feeding Equipment Feeders Hay mangers Watering Equipment Nest Boxes Winter nest boxes Identification Equipment Feed and Utility Carts Other Equipment Further Reading 5 Rabbit Management Handling Rabbits Number of Bucks Age to Breed Breeding Schedule The Mating Process Gestation Period Factors Preventing Conception Sterility Physical condition Pseudopregnancy Sore hocks or injuries Retained fetus Determining Pregnancy Kindling Care of Young Litters Nest Box Management Fostering Young Causes of Losses in Young Litters Feeding the Doe after Kindling Weaning Determination of Sex Tattooing and Ear Tags Care of the Herd in Hot Weather Fur Chewing Other Causes of Hair Loss Sanitation Shedding or Molting Environmental Effects on Rabbit Performance Temperature Light Hypnosis Breeding Herd Replacements Herd Records 6 Economics and Financial Management Financing Expenses Buildings Equipment Breeding stock Feed Labor Miscellaneous expenses Income Cash Flow Further Reading 7 Principles of Rabbit Nutrition Nutrient Categories Protein Carbohydrates Fats Minerals Calcium and phosphorus Magnesium Potassium, sodium, and chlorine Sulfur Iron Copper Cobalt Manganese Zinc Iodine Selenium Vitamins Definition of a vitamin Units of vitamin measurement Fat-soluble vitamins Water-soluble vitamins Water Digestive Processes in the Rabbit Digestion and digestibility Protein digestion Carbohydrate digestion Fat digestion Digestion of minerals and vitamins Cecotrophy Feed Analysis Total digestible nutrients Information on a feed tag Relationships between Feed Manufacturers and Rabbit Raisers Further Reading 8 Feeds and Feeding Nutrient Requirements of Rabbits Composition of Feeds Roughages Clovers Grasses Green feeds and succulents Alfalfa Concentrates Grains Other energy sources Protein supplements Non-nutritive Feed Additives Antibiotics Probiotics (direct-fed microbials) Prebiotics Pellet binders Flavoring agents Salt Copper sulfate Yucca and quillaja Enzymes Feed Formulation, Preparation, and Processing Diet formulation Feed storage Feed requirements and feed conversion Feeding systems Creep feeding Examples of diet formulas Grazing Rabbits Orphan Litters Conditioning Show Rabbits Further Reading 9 Toxins in Feeds Goitrogens Gossypol Lectins (Hemagglutinins) Mimosine Mycotoxins Nitrates Oxalates Pyrrolizidine Alkaloids Saponins Trypsin Inhibitors Urea Poisonous Plants Herbal Remedies Agricultural Chemicals: Pesticides and Herbicides Further Reading 10 Rabbit Diseases and Health Problems General Considerations Quarantine Diagnosing Diseases Major Rabbit Diseases and Health Problems Pasteurellosis Snuffles (rhinitis) Pneumonia Abscesses Metritis and orchitis Wry neck Weepy eyes (conjunctivitis) Enteric diseases Enterotoxemia Mucoid enteropathy and Epizootic rabbit enteropathy Coccidiosis Tyzzer’s disease Mastitis Other Rabbit Diseases and Health Problems Bordetellosis Broken back Buphthalmia (congenital glaucoma) Cannibalism Colibacillosis Dystocia Ear mites Encephalitozoonosis Fibroma Heat prostration Hepatitis E Hutch burn Listeriosis Malocclusion Mange Moist dermatitis Myxomatosis Necrobacillosis Nest box death Papilloma Pinworms Pregnancy toxemia Pseudotuberculosis Rabbit hemorrhagic disease Rabbit pox Rabbit syphilis (venereal spirochetosis) Red urine Ringworm (dermatophytosis) Salmonellosis Sore hocks Splay leg Staphylococcosis Tapeworms Toxoplasmosis Trichobezoars (hairballs) Tularemia Urolithiasis Uterine adenocarcinoma Vitamin A deficiency Young doe syndrome Further Reading 11 Rabbit Reproduction The Male Organs of reproduction Spermatozoa Reproductive activity of the buck The Female Organs of reproduction Estrus and ovulation Pseudopregnancy Fertilization, implantation, and pregnancy Parturition and maternal care Lactation Artificial Insemination Winter Breeding Depression Embryo Transfer Cloning Further Reading 12 Rabbit Behavior Ethology: the Science of Behavior Domestication of Rabbits Behavior of Wild Rabbits Behavior of Domestic Rabbits Systems of Rabbit Behavior Ingestive behavior Feeding behavior Feeding problems and vices Drinking behavior Eliminative behavior Sexual behavior Maternal behavior Social behavior Shelter-seeking behavior Environmental Factors Affecting Behavior Further Reading 13 Principles of Rabbit Genetics Genes: the Basic Units of Inheritance Mendelian Genetics Other Basic Genetic Terms Gene Expression Further Reading 14 Breeding Systems Inbreeding Linebreeding Outcrossing Crossbreeding Hybrid vigor Breed complementation New Breed Development Random Mating Summary Further Reading 15 Genetic Selection for Herd Improvement Selection for Qualitative Traits Selection for desirable genes Selection against an undesirable gene Selection for Quantitative Traits The concept of heritability Indirect selection for lowly heritable traits Direct selection for moderately to highly heritable traits Selection practices for fanciers Selection practices for Angora breeders Recordkeeping Computers as an Aid to Genetic Selection Further Reading 16 Coat Color Genetics of Rabbits Classification of Major Coat Color Genes A series B series C series D series E series Coat Pattern Genes Dutch white spotting English white spotting Silvering Viennese white Wide band Modifier Genes Coat Structural Genes Angora Furless Rex Satin Waved Coat Color Breeding Schemes Simple gene introduction Multiple gene introduction Multiple gene recombination for producing new varieties Further Reading 17 Rabbit Shows Preparation of Rabbits for Shows Shipping Show Rabbits Judging and Showing Registering Rabbits Further Reading 18 Pet Rabbits Introduction House Training Nutrition Health Further Reading 19 Animal Welfare Further Reading 20 Rabbits for Family and Small Farm Development Rabbits as a Family Activity Family food production Youth development Other benefits Integrating Rabbit Production on the Family Farm Diversifying Rabbit Production on the Family Farm Market Development Further Reading 21 Rabbit Production in Developing Countries Cages and Equipment Feeding and Management Special Problems in Tropical Rabbit Production Heat stress Zoonoses Tsetse fly Rabbits as Pests Agencies Involved in International Development of Rabbit Production Further Reading 22 Angora Wool Production Wool Coat Growth Wool Yields Management Wool Block (Gastric Stasis) Equipment for Grooming and Wool Harvesting Removal of Wool Plucking Shearing or clipping Care of Shorn Rabbits Grading and Storing Angora Wool Home-spinning of Angora Wool Further Reading 23 Meat Production Fryers Stewers Nutritional Properties of Rabbit Meat Alternative Systems of Commercial Rabbit Production Further Reading 24 Harvesting and Preparation of Meat and Skins Meat Skins Curing Tanning skins for home use Salt–acid process Salt–alum process Further Reading 25 Marketing Rabbits and Their Products Rabbit Meat Breeding Stock Laboratory Stock Skins Pharmaceuticals Angora Wool Fur Crafts Pets Fertilizers Worms Glossary Index Back_Cover