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Abstract : This survey of Meizhou City animal varieties and animal species breeding situation for the study. use access to documents and field visits to the preliminary investigation. By Meizhou City Meijiang District, Xingning City, Meixian, 平 County, nosocomial, Fengshun County, IN PINYUAN COUNTY and Wuhua County, six county district livestock in the city of surveys and interviews, summed up the current Meizhou City of livestock varieties and breeding status quo situation, Meizhou City as well as animal species diversity resources used shannon-wiener and homogeneity index analysis to reflect the diversity of species. The results show that : (a) pig species include Large White, Landrace, Duroc pigs and swine; cattle varieties of Simmental, Shorthorn and Brahman cattle, of Jersey cattle; sheep varieties Boer goats; ck, ck varieties, Cherry Valley Duck, Shaoxing Duck; Chicken varieties are emerging sanhuang, Guangxi top soil chicken, Ma top emerging chicken, black plume bamboo silk chickens and other species. (2) of Meizhou City animal species and Shandong, Fujian animal species diversity and homogeneity comparison Meizhou City, we can see the diversity of animal species is relatively low, but the distribution is not uniform enough variety. (3) Meizhou City livestock situation is the rapid development of large-scale breeding, improved breeding system for further improvement, animals and animal epidemic prevention network infrastructure graally improved, inadequate investment in infrastructure, still needed to be improved. Livestock instry is promoting the development of rural proction sunrise instry and increasing the income of farmers in important instries. effectively Meizhou City bigger and stronger livestock instry, can contribute greatly to Meizhou City's economic development Meizhou City for the development prospects of new opportunities.
Keywords : livestock in the status quo; Animal varieties; Meizhou City; Diversity index; Uniformity index