Method of feeding chickens scattered in jujubes

A feeding method and technology for free-range chickens, applied in the field of livestock and poultry breeding, can solve the problems of restricting the income of free-range chicken breeding, long breeding cycle, etc., and achieve the effects of improving palatability and utilization rate, rapid weight gain, and expanding scope of activities

Active Publication Date: 2014-02-05
安徽兴牧畜禽有限公司
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[0002] The eggs and chicken of free-range chickens are of good quality, the market demand is large, and the price is high. However, the traditional free-range chickens have a long breeding cycle and the weight of chickens is generally light, which restricts the breeding income of free-range chickens. In order to expand the use of free-range chickens Breeding income, adopt the method of large-scale free-range jujube forests, and at the same time supply pure natural green feed to increase the nutrition of chickens, accelerate the growth and development of broilers, increase the weight of chickens on the basis of ensuring product quality, and improve breeding income

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[0017] 2 mu of jujube forests that the present embodiment chooses altogether, the free-range chicken flock feeding method is as follows:

[0018] (1) Set up isolation nets around the Zaolin, and set up chicken coops and auxiliary management facilities in the Zaolin;

[0019] (2) Interplanting Ophiopogon japonicus of jujube trees;

[0020] (3) In the jujube forest, 65 chickens are raised per mu;

[0021] (4) Put the chickens into the jujube forest every morning, rush back to the chicken coop at night, and feed them once a day at noon and at night;

[0022] (5) During the growing season of Ophiopogon japonicus, mow Ophiopogon japonicus grass for chickens to eat.

[0023] The raw materials and parts by weight of the above-mentioned chicken feed are: corn 40, soybean meal 15, secondary meal 10, peanut dregs 15, fish meal 10, eggshell meal 8, soybean meal 3, salt 0.2, cactus dry powder 6, wheat straw 10, alfalfa Powder 8, tea leaves 2, food attractant 0.1, food attractant consis...

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The invention discloses a method of feeding chickens scattered in jujubes. The method of feeding the chickens scattered in the jujubes includes steps of (1), arranging a blocking fence on the periphery of the jujubes in which chicken coops and subsidiary management facilities are arranged; (2), planting pasture of good shade tolerance among the jujubes; (3), cultivating 60 to 80 chickens per mu (one mu equals about 1.667square meters) in the jujubes; (4), releasing the chickens to the jujubes in every morning, and driving the chickens back to the chicken coop in the evening, and feeding the chickens with feed at noon and in the evening uniformly; and (5), mowing the pasture for feeding the chickens. The feed is prepared from, by weight, 40-50 of corn, 10-15 of soybean meal, 10-12 of middling flour, 12-18 of peanut residue, 10-15 of fish meal, 8-12 of eggshell powder, 3 -6 of soybean powder, 0.2-0.5 of salt, 5-8 of cactus powder, 8-10 of wheat straw, 5-10 of alfalfa powder, 2-3 of tea and 0.1-0.3 of attractant. The method of feeding the chickens scattered in the jujubes takes full advantage of natural environment of the jujubes for providing a good environment for the growth of the chickens and the feed is abundant in source and low in cost.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of livestock and poultry breeding, in particular to a method for feeding free-range chickens in jujube forests. Background technique [0002] The eggs and chicken of free-range chickens are of good quality, the market demand is large, and the price is high. However, the traditional free-range chickens have a long breeding cycle and the weight of chickens is generally light, which restricts the breeding income of free-range chickens. In order to expand the use of free-range chickens Breeding income, adopt the method of large-scale free-range jujube groves, and at the same time supply pure natural green feed to increase the nutrition of chickens, accelerate the growth and development of broilers, increase the weight of chickens and improve breeding income on the basis of ensuring product quality. Contents of the invention [0003] The object of the present invention is to provide a method for feeding free-ra...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01K67/02A23K1/14A23K1/18A23K1/16
CPCY02P60/87
Inventor 韩安定
Owner 安徽兴牧畜禽有限公司
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