do i have all of the right information on chinese geese

I think you are making this all too complicated and you are looking to far into this. I say get the geese and address problems as they may arise.

I had a pet budgie once and I wasn't prepared and I lost my poor sweet girl and I don't want that to happen again

You learn along the way. Geese are hard to kill. You give them grain, grass, and water then leave them alone.

shanezoobuild said:

Chinese goose
I’m designing a community farm and I was wondering if you could do both or one of the following for me and either answer a few questions I have and or read over my care sheet and tell me if there’s any wrong information or things you would do differently.

Questions
Male to female hatch rate
How much Penicillin with erysipelas bacterin when treating erysipelas
How much tetracyclines to give
How much tylosin to give
How to treat nemetodes
How to treat NEPHRITIC HEMORRHAGIC ENTERITIS
How much spectinomycin to give
How much dimetridazole to give
Write up
Chinese goose

Special care
Males will sometimes fight each other over females
Temperament
Loyal. Defensive
Disease symptoms

Cost
Egg cost 3$
Chick cost 15$
Chick to grower feed amount 17 kg
Grower to butcher feed amount 10 kg
Maintainer feed amount 5 kg
Enclosure

Size
10 sf
Height
7 feet
Fence type
Chicken wire
Shelter
Small barn
Equipment
Food, water, grit and calcium dish. Pool

Terrain
Grass
Diet

Feed type
18% duck or chicken maintainer
Amount
Constant
Minerals/other
Grit
Breeding

Sexing
Vent check babies. Males are more honky
Ratio
1-4
Age
2 start. Stops at 18 years
Season
Spring. Fall. Winter.
Diet
Calcium dish in seasons.
Eggs

Clutch size and numbers per year
12-15. 3 times a year
Collecting time
Morning
Storing
7 days. Room temperature. 70- 80 % humidity
Hatch time
28-34
Incubation temp
100
Humidity
50
Candling
7 days
Stop turning
25
Lock down
70%
Move to brooder
Dry
Brooder
Size
1sf
Height
24 inch
Temperature decreasing
5 weeks
Feed type length
Duck or chicken starter 10 weeks

Water dishes
No marbles
Special nutrients
Grit
Grow out pen

Size
10 sf
Feed type length
Finisher from age 10 weeks to 17 weeks
Butcher

Butcher age
17 weeks ​

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That's a long list. Here are a couple of things that I noticed. For the pen you have chicken wire. I agree that chicken wire will be enough to keep a goose confined, but is it good enough to keep predators out? Not sure where you are and what the threats are where you're located but you may need more than just chicken wire. For food, I have two geese on about a 1/4 acre at the back of our house. We got them in July last year. Every blade of grass / weed / plant / bush is G-O-N-E! Now, I realize winter is just ending but I'm pretty sure that once spring hits, my dirt will still be dirt. So we're working on a rotation plan to give the plants a chance to rebound. Now to be fair, we also have Muscovy ducks, but they don't eat near the amount of greens that our two geese do. Chinese ganders don't "honk", they screech!! It gets very loud. Heaven help your ears if he lets loose in a confined area (think garage). I may need hearing aids by the time he's finished letting me know the postman just pulled up.... ;-) There are a couple of threads here that have a list of useful items to have on hand. The specialty medications I wouldn't get unless you know that you'll definitely need them, and then I would have to ask why introduce any animal if you know they're going to get sick. On the other hand, I certainly understand if you're out in the middle of nowhere, it's nice to not have to Amazon an emergency shipment or drive two hours for poultry medicine. I'd carefully think about expiration dates though if that were the case.

Other than that, I think you've done a great job connecting all the dots.

Troy & Tina

thank you very much sounds like you have quite a good life out there I only need to know the medicines names to look professional when I start trying to get funding