Chinese herbal medicine laying hen feed

Abstract

The invention relates to a feed, and in particular relates to a Chinese herbal medicine laying hen feed. The feed is characterized by being prepared from the following bulk pharmaceutical chemicals in parts by weight: 5-8 parts of cape jasmine, 3-5 parts of allicin, 8-10 parts of cinnamon, 5-8 parts of clove, 6-9 parts of dried tangerine peel, 9-12 parts of green tangerine peel and 6-8 parts of officinal magnolia bark. The feed has the following beneficial effects: the gastrointestinal functions and ovarian functions of the laying hens can be enhanced; the immunities of the laying hens can beimproved; the tastes of the eggs are obviously improved; the eggs are easy to digest and absorb; the contents of selenium, calcium and zinc in the eggs are obviously improved; the nutritional values and health care effects of the eggs are obviously reinforced; when the feed is used for cage reared laying hens, the quality difference between the eggs of the cage reared laying hens and the domesticeggs is obviously reduced; and the feed has the characteristics of wide raw material sources, convenience in processing, low cost and the like and has very considerable market prospect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a feed, that is, a Chinese herbal medicine feed for laying hens. Background technique [0002] At present, eggs produced by mass-raised hens have high yield and large individual volume, but their taste and nutritional value are often not as good as "home eggs" produced by ordinary farm hens, and there are problems that are not easy to digest and absorb. Therefore, "home eggs" on the market "The price is much higher than that of chicken farm eggs. There are many reasons for this situation, but free-range chickens, freedom of movement, and physical health should be a very direct reason. Studies have shown that the layer hens raised on a large scale are all raised in cages, their activities are limited, and their physical fitness is obviously inferior to that of domestic chickens, especially the gastrointestinal function and ovarian function are significantly different from those of free-range domestic chickens. If the physical ...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, commonly used laying hen feeds mainly include concentrated feeds supplemented with protein, vitamins, trace elements and calcium, and energy feeds such as corn. As well as medicinal ingredients for disease prevention and treatment, the medicines used for the prevention and treatment of chicken diseases not only have high cost, but also have certain side effects, so they cannot be commonly used

In addition, eggs produced by existing large-scale chicken farms still lack selenium, calcium, and zinc nutrients that are generally lacking in the crowd, and their health care effects are not outstanding.

In recent years, although experts in the industry have produced selenium-containing eggs by feeding special feed, the cost and price are very high, making it difficult to popularize and apply