Fatty-liver goose feeding diet

Abstract

The invention discloses a fatty-liver goose feeding diet which comprises the following raw materials in percent by weight: 96-98 percent of small peeled yellow maize particles, 1.5-2.5 percent of edible soybean oil, 0.5-1.5 percent of salt, 0.01-0.03 percent of table poultry compound vitamin without containing choline, 0.05-0.10 percent of table poultry trace element additive, 0.006-0.012 percent of table poultry compound enzyme, 0.1-0.2 percent of microbial ecological agent and 0.01-0.02 percent of xanthophylls. Compared with the traditional feeding technology, the feeding technology provided by the invention has the advantages that: the feeding diet is reasonably prepared according to the characteristics of goose liver deposition to the nutrients, the growth of the fatty-liver goose can be remarkably promoted, the hepatonecrosis is prevented, the deposition of the fat of the goose liver is promoted, the weight and the quality of the fatty-liver goose are remarkably improved and the utilization rate of feed is high. Meanwhile, the stress reaction of the feeding goose can be reduced, and the death rate of the goose is lowered.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to animal feed, and in particular relates to a ration for feeding foie gras. Background technique [0002] The foie gras production filling diet formulation and filling method directly affect the feeding effect of fat gras goose. In my country, starch-rich corn, wheat, oats, rice, paddy, potatoes, etc. are usually used as main ingredients for feeding, and corn is the most common. After the corn is simply prepared by cooking, soaking, frying, etc., it is supplemented with a certain proportion of animal oil, salt, multivitamins for poultry and appropriate amount of trace element additives for poultry, mixed well, and fed. The filling diet prepared in this way is not conducive to the maximum utilization of dietary fat for fatty liver geese, thus affecting the deposition of liver fat and the quality of liver production, resulting in poor filling feeding effect of the tested geese. Neither weight is ideal. And when the feeding metho...

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Problems solved by technology

The filling diet prepared in this way is not conducive to the maximum utilization of dietary fat for fatty liver geese, thus affecting the deposition of liver fat and the quality of liver production, resulting in poor filling feeding effect of the tested geese. Neither weight is ideal

And when the feeding method is improper, the stress and mortality of the tested geese are high