Feed for producing low-cholesterol green-shell eggs
A low-cholesterol, green-shell technology, applied in the field of poultry farming, can solve the problems of less research, achieve the effects of low cholesterol, improve dust production efficiency, and improve digestion, absorption and utilization
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[0075] Embodiment 1: Effect of feed formula on production performance of green-shell laying hens
[0076] Effects of Feed Green Tea Powder on Egg Production Rate
[0077] In this experiment, the egg production rate tended to increase gradually with the increase of the amount of green tea powder added for feeding. Wang Xuexin introduced: Tea contains B vitamins, Vc, VD, glucose, lactic acid, theophylline, caffeine and other substances. Layers are fed with 5ml each time and twice a day. %. Luo Xianhui and others added 1% tea powder to the diet of laying hens. After 110 days of experimentation, the egg production rate increased by 16.8% compared with the control group. Wang Renyue's experiment showed that when green tea powder was added to the diet, the addition of 500mg / kg green tea powder increased the egg production rate in the whole period by 1.67 percentage points compared with the control group (p>0.05). Yin Jingdong reported that adding 40mg / kg of tea polyphenols to lay...
Embodiment 2
[0081] Example 2: Effect of feed formula on conventional egg quality of green-shell laying hens
[0082] The effect of feeding green tea powder on the average egg weight
[0083] Egg weight is an important index for grading fresh eggs. Within the normal egg weight range, the larger the egg weight, the higher the grade. It is affected by factors such as breed, age, stage of sexual maturity, environment, certain medications, and nutrition.
[0084] In this experiment, the average egg weight was slightly decreased by feeding green tea powder, but there was no significant difference among the groups (P>0.05). This is different from the report of Yin Jingdong et al., that adding tea polyphenols can increase the average egg weight of the test group. In this experiment, the average egg weight tends to decrease, and the analysis suggests that the decrease in average egg weight may be related to the increase in egg production rate.
Embodiment 3
[0094] Embodiment 3: Feed formula influences the content of cholesterol in egg yolk of green-shelled eggs
[0095] Tea polysaccharides in tea polyphenols have high blood fat-lowering, blood-sugar-lowering, anti-coagulant, anti-thrombosis and other effects.
[0096] Experiments by Zhu Xiangming and others showed that tea polyphenols can inhibit the increase of quail serum total cholesterol, triglyceride and low-density lipoprotein levels. Zhang Hongfeng et al. tested on quail that tea polyphenols have a strong effect of lowering blood fat and anti-fatty liver. Yin Jingdong's experiments on chickens showed that adding tea polyphenols to the diet significantly reduced the levels of plasma triglycerides, total cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (P<0.05). Qi Guanghai et al. added 5, 10, 20, and 40 mg / kg tea polyphenols to the rations of brown-shell Hesek laying hens for 28 weeks. Cholesterol levels in egg yolk, breast muscle and liver also decreased to varying de...
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