Mobile shearing points for the conditions of Kyrgyzstan

Abstract

At present, most of the republic's sheep population has become private property, therefore, most often the concentration of sheep in one flock in the private sector (homestead farm) ranges from 50 to 150-200 heads and in peasant (farmer) sheep farms belonging to small and large farms from 1000 to 2000 or more heads of sheep. But regardless of the size of the livestock, each owner is faced with the problem of shearing, which must meet certain deadlines and the costs of organizing it must be obviously less than the income from the sale of the resulting wool, therefore, the acquisition of a shearing station with a small concentration of sheep in one place is not economically viable. In this regard, this paper presents the results of a study of the proposed scheme of a mobile shearing station for the conditions of Kyrgyzstan.