Chinese herbal medicinal concentrate feed for fattening sheep

Abstract

The invention relates to a Chinese herbal medicinal concentrate feed for fattening sheep. The Chinese herbal medicinal concentrate feed comprises, by weight, 5-10 parts of chrysanthemum, 10-20 parts of Rheum officinale, 10-20 parts of dried orange peel, 10-20 parts of Radix Scutellariae, 10-20 parts of Rhizoma Alismatis, 10-20 parts of Fructus Gardeniae, 10-20 parts of Andrographis paniculata and 5-10 parts of licorice root. The Chinese herbal medicinal concentrate feed is developed through a modern detection method and a modern device, and has the advantages of good curative effect, no nuisance, no residual, administrating convenience, improvement of the survival state of sheep, prevention and treatment of wilting, constipation, inappetence and other symptoms of indoor fattening sheep, substantial increase of the body weight of the sheep, increase of the mutton yield, and improvement of the quality of the mutton.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of feed, in particular to a concentrated Chinese herbal medicine feed for fattening sheep. Background technique [0002] Since the beginning of the new century, the state has successively introduced policies such as returning farmland to forests, closing mountains and prohibiting grazing, and issuing forest rights certificates. The farming industry must change from the original simple grazing to captive breeding. This is a huge change in the way of raising sheep for the sheep industry. This transformation is not accomplished overnight, and many sheep farmers have given up raising sheep due to improper management or greatly reduced benefits, which has greatly affected the development of the sheep industry. The most common house-feeding fattening sheep appear wilting, constipation, loss of appetite and other symptoms, which lead to slow growth, poor meat quality, high mortality, and group disease. [0003] C...

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Problems solved by technology

This transformation did not happen overnight, and it was smooth sailing. Many sheep farmers gave up breeding due to improper feeding management or greatly reduced benefits, which greatly affected the development of the sheep farming industry.