Young pigeon feed additive for reducing feed conversion ratio and incidence rate

Abstract

The invention discloses a young pigeon feed additive for reducing the feed conversion ratio and incidence rate. The young pigeon feed additive is prepared from, by weight, 3-5 parts of codonopsis pilosula, 2-4 parts of poria cocos, 3-5 parts of large-headed atractylodes rhizomes, 1-2 parts of liquorice roots, 3-4 parts of smoked plums, 2-4 parts of alisma plantago-aquatica, 1-2 parts of immature bitter oranges, 1-3 parts of malt, 1-2 parts of dried tangerine or orange peels, 0.01-0.02 part of zinc glycinate, 0.001-0.002 part of copper lysine, 0.01-0.02 part of ferrous glycinate, 0.002-0.004 part of manganese methionine and 0.1-0.2 part of multi-vitamin. The multiple Chinese herbs and microelements are combined for action, in this way, the immunity, resistance to diseases and digestive ability of pigeons are improved, nutrient balance is achieved, no chemical residues are left, and the feed conversion ratio and incidence rate are obviously reduced. The young pigeons obtain nutritive ingredients and a certain quantity of microelements from the feed additive, the nutritive ingredients and microelements are gathered inside the bodies of the young pigeons through a biosynthesis function, in this way, pigeon meat is comprehensively nutritive, the content of selenium, zinc, iodine, lecithin, vitamins and amino acid is high, body nutrient balance and metabolism balance are guaranteed, and the immunity and disease resistance of human bodies are improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of feed additives, in particular to a feed additive for meat pigeons that reduces the feed-to-meat ratio and disease incidence. Background technique [0002] Meat pigeon breeding cycle is short, low cost, quick results, high efficiency, is a breeding industry with great development prospects, but also a good project to get rich quickly. The cost of raising meat pigeons is much lower than that of raising broilers. Counting from the hen laying eggs, after 17-18 days of incubation, the chicks can be sold within 24 days, and the breeding period is very short. A breeding pigeon consumes 40 grams of grain per day, and a suckling pigeon consumes 75 grams of grain per day. Squabs consume 1000-1500 grams of grain from hatching to 30-day-old sale, and the amount of feed is very economical. In addition, the price of protein feed is high at present, and the protein ratio in broiler chicken feed is as high as about 20%, while t...

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Problems solved by technology

In the past, in order to enhance the disease resistance of meat pigeons, antibiotics were often added to the feed, leading to the abuse of antibiotics and the risk of transferring them to humans

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