A01K67/02

METHOD FOR MICRO-RIDGE MIXED-SOWING CULTIVATION OF DRYLAND CROPS

A method for micro-ridge mixed-sowing cultivation of dryland crops includes the following steps: S1: cleaning ditches and draining away water in dryland; S2: harvesting the preceding crop, leaving the stubble, smashing the stalks of the preceding crop, and then spreading the smashed stalks on the stubble; S3: trenching the dryland to form ecological trenches; S4: flattening the standing stubble and the smashed stalks on the seedbed surface to form an underlying surface, molding seed-fertilizer-soil compounds into a ridge shape and falling the seed-fertilizer-soil compounds on the underlying surface to form ecological ridges, wherein a plurality of ecological ridges are formed between adjacent ecological trenches, an ecological depression is formed between adjacent ecological ridges, and after sowing, an irrigation is carried out once in a manner, wherein the manner includes: draining water shortly after the irrigation, without leaving a water layer in the field. The seed-fertilizer-soil compounds are obtained by thoroughly mixing soil with seeds of the dryland crops and chemical fertilizers.

Hybrid dairy cattle and systems for maximizing hybrid advantage
11399521 · 2022-08-02 · ·

Systems for selecting, generating, and breeding hybrid dairy cattle are described, as are methods for maintaining herds of hybrid cattle.

Hybrid dairy cattle and systems for maximizing hybrid advantage
11399521 · 2022-08-02 · ·

Systems for selecting, generating, and breeding hybrid dairy cattle are described, as are methods for maintaining herds of hybrid cattle.

Methods of genomic evaluation in livestock

The invention encompasses methods for increasing genetic progress in livestock, and for genetic dissemination, including the use of amniocentesis to obtain fetal amniocytes for use in genomic evaluation and cloning.

Methods of genomic evaluation in livestock

The invention encompasses methods for increasing genetic progress in livestock, and for genetic dissemination, including the use of amniocentesis to obtain fetal amniocytes for use in genomic evaluation and cloning.

BOVINE MONOCYTE-DERIVED MACROPHAGE IN CULTURE SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR MEASURING INNATE IMMUNITY
20220251511 · 2022-08-11 ·

The present disclosure provides an in vitro method of generating bovine monocyte-derived macrophages from monocytes that produce nitric oxide and use as an indicator of innate immune response potential. The culture system includes culturing bovine monocytes in serum-free media supplemented with granulocyte-macrophage stimulating factor (GM-CSF) to generate monocyte-derived macrophages that produce nitric oxide.

BOVINE MONOCYTE-DERIVED MACROPHAGE IN CULTURE SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR MEASURING INNATE IMMUNITY
20220251511 · 2022-08-11 ·

The present disclosure provides an in vitro method of generating bovine monocyte-derived macrophages from monocytes that produce nitric oxide and use as an indicator of innate immune response potential. The culture system includes culturing bovine monocytes in serum-free media supplemented with granulocyte-macrophage stimulating factor (GM-CSF) to generate monocyte-derived macrophages that produce nitric oxide.

LIGHTING EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR REDUCING ABILITY OF POULTRY TO RECOGNIZE RED OBJECTS

A lighting experimental system and a lighting experimental method for reducing the ability of the poultry to recognize the red objects are provided, wherein wooden testing box is provided with an opening at the top thereof, a square adjustable light-emitting diode (LED) light source is disposed directly above the opening of the wooden testing box, a first black backdrop is fixedly laid on a surface of each inner wall of four sides of the wooden testing box, a horizontal trough is provided at the bottom of the wooden testing box, a feed box is disposed in the horizontal trough, and the feed box is connected to an electric push rod; two color photographic papers are fixed on an inner wall, directly above the horizontal trough, of the wooden testing box, pressure sensors are disposed between the color photographic papers and the inner wall of the wooden testing box.

LIGHTING EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR REDUCING ABILITY OF POULTRY TO RECOGNIZE RED OBJECTS

A lighting experimental system and a lighting experimental method for reducing the ability of the poultry to recognize the red objects are provided, wherein wooden testing box is provided with an opening at the top thereof, a square adjustable light-emitting diode (LED) light source is disposed directly above the opening of the wooden testing box, a first black backdrop is fixedly laid on a surface of each inner wall of four sides of the wooden testing box, a horizontal trough is provided at the bottom of the wooden testing box, a feed box is disposed in the horizontal trough, and the feed box is connected to an electric push rod; two color photographic papers are fixed on an inner wall, directly above the horizontal trough, of the wooden testing box, pressure sensors are disposed between the color photographic papers and the inner wall of the wooden testing box.

METHOD FOR BUILDING FARMLAND ECOSYSTEM WITH MULTIPLE MUTUAL-BENEFIT SPECIES IN MULTIPLE HABITATS

The present disclosure relates to a method for building a farmland ecosystem with multiple mutual-benefit species in multiple habitats, and belongs to the technical field of agroecological environment. The present disclosure improves the resource utilization efficiency of the farmland ecosystem to the maximum extent, greatly reduces application of chemical fertilizer and pesticides, and reduces environmental damage and pollution. By means of different ecological niches of living things, a beneficial ecological service function is brought into play such that species in the farmland ecosystem can live in a suitable farmland microenvironment, competition for the same living space in the same place is avoided, and harmonious coexistence among the living things is realized; and food with high quality and a higher grain output value are provided.