Green composite feed for livestock and poultry

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of animal feed, in particular to green compound feed for beasts and birds. The compound feed comprises the following components in weight portion: 25 to 45 portions of corn meal, 8 to 15 portions of bean cake, 15 to 25 portions of wheat bran, 2 to 25 portions of rice bran, 0.4 to 0.8 portion of salt, 0.04 to 0.2 portion of prebiotics, 2 to 5 portions of spirulina powder, 1 to 5 portions of calcium biphosphate and 0.01 to 0.05 portion of citric acid. The corn meal, the bean cake, the wheat bran and the rice bran are subjected to superfine grinding, and then mixed with the salt, calcium biphosphate powder and citric acid powder, the spirulina powder and the prebiotics according to a proportion, stirred evenly, sterilized, cooled, and packaged to obtain the compound feed. The compound feed can provide enough nutrients such as protein, trace elements, and the like, has no antibiotics and no hormone, can balance microbe groups in intestines and stomachs of the beasts and the birds, provides balanced and rich nutrition, has low cost and is suitable for industrial production.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of animal feed, in particular to a green compound feed for livestock and poultry. Background technique [0002] For decades, the remarkable effects of adding antibiotics in feed to prevent animal diseases, resist stress, and improve animal production performance are obvious to all. However, the disadvantage of antibiotics is that they kill both harmful bacteria and beneficial bacteria, causing harmful bacteria to produce Drug resistance increases the dosage of drugs, which has adverse effects on livestock and poultry products. The long-term and extensive use of antibiotics has led to negative effects such as intestinal flora imbalance, drug residues, drug resistance, and its transmission and spread. [0003] In recent years, with the development of biotechnology and microbial industry, some microecological regulators have emerged as substitutes for antibiotics in feed, such as live bacterial preparations (probiotics) ...

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[0002] For decades, the remarkable effects of adding antibiotics in feed to prevent animal diseases, resist stress, and improve animal production performance are obvious to all. However, the disadvantage of antibiotics is that they kill both harmful bacteria and beneficial bacteria, causing harmful bacteria to produce Drug resistance increases the dosage of drugs, which has adverse effects on livestock and poultry products. The long-term and extensive use of antibiotics has led to negative effects such as intestinal flora imbalance, drug residues, drug resistance, and its transmission and spread.