T/YLTSN 0004-2024 The overall rules for the breeding standard system of the Weili Luo Bu sheep
T/YLTSN 0004-2024 The overall rules for the breeding standard system of the Weili Luo Bu sheep
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Main Technical Content: 3 Terms and Definitions: This document does not define any specific terms or definitions. 4 Basic Principles: In line with the development concept of Weili County's "Three Luo Industries" and the demand for improving quality and efficiency. The standard system aims to enhance the quality and scale of Weili Luobu sheep farming, and its implementation will play a positive role in promoting the livestock and poultry industry in Weili County. The standard system takes Weili Luobu sheep farming as the standardization object and establishes an integrated set of standards based on factors affecting Luobu sheep farming. The entire process of the standard system is carried out in a planned and organized manner. The standard system consists of national standards, industry standards, group standards, and laws and regulations. 5 System Content: The standard system is divided into three parts: pre-production, production, and post-production, consisting of 61 standards (including the general principles of the system). Part I: Pre-production, comprising 11 standards in the areas of environment, breeds, and breeding. There is 1 national standard, 6 industry standards, 2 group standards, and 2 legal regulations. Part II: Production, comprising 12 standards in the areas of nutrition and feeding, disease prevention and control. There is 1 national standard, 7 industry standards, 1 group standard, and 3 legal regulations. Part III: Post-production, comprising 37 standards in the areas of slaughter and meat processing, meat quality, and inspection. There are 30 national standards, 5 industry standards, 1 group standard, and 1 legal regulation. The framework structure of the Weili Luobu sheep standard system is shown in Appendix A. 6 Work Procedure Planning Phase: In July 2022, the Weili County Specialty Agricultural Products Association proposed a project application for the standard system and prepared a standard system plan. The standard system co