Nowadays, more and more people are starting to engage in animal husbandry, and sheep farming is a relatively popular choice. Mutton is tender and nutritious, and eating it in winter can also provide warmth, which is why many people enjoy it. Nowadays, sheep farmers prefer to build greenhouses for raising sheep, and selecting the site for the shed is crucial.

The site for constructing the greenhouse should be chosen in a high and dry area to prevent water backflow and ensure smooth drainage. At the same time, factors such as disease prevention, convenient transportation, sufficient water sources, good water quality, and avoiding windy areas should also be considered. Determining the orientation

To make full use of solar energy, the shed should be built facing south, with a deviation of no more than 15° to the east or west. If the sheep shed must be oriented north-south due to site limitations, the roof can be a fully arched plastic shed, with a central corridor and double rows on both sides. There should be no tall buildings in front of the sheep shed within a certain distance to avoid obstructing sunlight. The slope of the plastic film in the greenhouse refers to the angle between the plastic film and the ground plane. It should be controlled between 40° and 55° to achieve a higher light transmission rate.