A kind of sturgeon feed and preparation method thereof
A Sturgeon Sturgeon feed technology, which is applied in the field of sturgeon feed and its preparation, can solve the problems such as the decline of feed energy and attractant functions, the impact on nutrition and economic value, frequent occurrence of fatty liver in sturgeon, etc., to increase palatability and muscle EPA and DHA content, improve feed utilization, and comprehensive effects
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[0019] Specific embodiment one: the Sturgeon's sturgeon feed in this embodiment consists of 2.0% linseed, 2.0% Zanthoxylum bungeanum seed, 2.0% grape seed, 0.1% Schizochytridium powder, 0.1% Chlorella powder, 0.02% dihydropyridine, 35.0% fish meal, 25.0% soybean meal, 21.38% flour, 8.0% soybean oil, 1.0% mineral, 1.0% vitamin, 1.0% calcium dihydrogen phosphate, 0.2% feed Antifungal agent, 1.0% phospholipid powder and 0.2% choline chloride.
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[0020] Specific implementation mode two: the Sturgeon's sturgeon feed of this implementation mode is prepared according to the following steps:
[0021] 1. Weigh 2.0% flaxseed, 2.0% prickly ash seed, 2.0% grape seed, 0.1% Schizochytrium powder, 0.1% chlorella powder, 0.02% dihydropyridine, 35.0% fish meal, 25.0% soybean meal, 21.38% flour, 8.0% soybean oil, 1.0% mineral, 1.0% vitamin, 1.0% calcium dihydrogen phosphate, 0.2% feed antifungal agent, 1.0% phospholipid powder and 0.2% choline chloride;
[0022] 2. Mix the weighed linseed, pepper seed, grape seed, fish meal, soybean meal, flour, Schizochytrium powder and chlorella powder and grind them into 80 meshes, then add the weighed minerals, vitamins, diphosphate Calcium hydrogen, feed antifungal agent, dihydropyridine, soybean oil, phospholipid powder and choline chloride are stirred evenly; then pelletized and extruded to obtain the Sturgeon's sturgeon feed.
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