Micro-ecological vitamin premix for weanling pigs and production process thereof

Abstract

The invention provides a micro-ecological vitamin premix for weanling pigs and a production process thereof. The micro-ecological vitamin premix is characterized by comprising the following components in percentage by weight: 2.28-2.52 percent of vitamin A, 0.57-0.63 percent of vitamin D3, 17.10-18.90 percent of vitamin E, 0.57-0.63 percent of vitamin K3, 0.31-0.34 percent of vitamin B1, 0.89-0.98 percent of vitamin B2, 0.52-0.58 percent of vitamin B6, 0.33-0.36 percent of vitamin B12, 1.28-1.42 percent of biotin, 0.18-0.20 percent of folic acid, 2.85-3.15 percent of nicotinamide, 1.55-1.71 percent of pantothenic acid, 47.50-52.50 percent of bacillus subtilis, 0.10-0.11 percent of ethoxy quinoline and the balance of carrier. By utilizing different effects of each single vitamin in the feed, different problems occurring in the growth period of the weanling pigs are considered, the optimum nutritional requirements of the weanling pigs are provided and ingeniously and efficiently met, nutritional deficiency of vitamins is avoided, the disease resistance of the weanling pigs is enhanced due to a synergistic effect of the vitamins and the bacillus subtilis, and diseases such as diarrhea can be prevented and treated. Meanwhile, the digestive absorption and conversion efficiency of feed nutrients is improved, and the cost performance is improved.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of microbial application, in particular to a microecological vitamin premix for weaned piglets, and also relates to a production process of a microecological vitamin premix for weaned piglets. Background technique [0002] In the feed and breeding industry, preventive and growth-promoting drug additives have greatly promoted the development of the breeding industry. Very common, in order to meet the nutritional needs of piglets after weaning, and to prevent the decline in immunity of piglets after weaning, diarrhea and other diseases Generally, antibiotics are added to the feed of piglets. Although, to a certain extent, antibiotics have a very significant effect on the growth and disease resistance of piglets, but they also have side effects that cannot be ignored. If excessive antibiotics are used as growth promoters It is easy to cause the formation of stiff pigs and bring huge losses to the breeding farm. On the other h...

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[0002] In the feed and breeding industry, preventive and growth-promoting drug additives have greatly promoted the development of the breeding industry. It is very common to meet the nutritional needs of post-weaning piglets and prevent post-weaning piglets from declining immunity and diarrhea and other diseases , Usually, antibiotics are added to the feed of piglets. Although, to a certain extent, the addition of antibiotics has a very significant effect on the growth of piglets and resistance to diseases, but it also has side effects that cannot be ignored. If excessive antibiotics are used as growth promoters It is easy to lead to the formation of dead pigs, which brings huge losses to the farm. On the other hand, the traditional breeding method of antibiotics as a growth promoter has certain problems, such as endogenous pollution and secondary pollution, drug residues in products, damage A series of problems such as the environment. Today, food safety is getting more and more attention. It is even more dangerous to simply use antibiotics to improve the efficiency of pig farming. Therefore, in the new form, there is an urgent need for a green feed additive that can effectively replace antibiotics.

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