Pigeon feed and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a pigeon feed and a preparation method thereof, and relates to the technical field of feeds and processing methods thereof. The pigeon feed comprises the following raw materials: calcium powder, spiral shell, dried small shrimp, slaked lime, edible salt, shell powder, ginger, bee glue, wheat, buckwheat, broomcorn, corn, pea, mung bean, apium graveolens, momordica grosvenori, dried orange peel, rhizoma alismatis and grifola. The pigeon feed provided by the invention is capable of improving the immunity and ant-disease capability of the pigeons, and has a certain prevention function for the common diseases such as cholera fowl and coccidiosis of pigeons so as to prevent the pigeons from the diseases. The pigeon feed is balanced in nutrition; and the meat quality of the pigeons which eat the pigeon feed is better.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows creators to supply food that contains specific ingredients necessary for growing up new birds without causing harm or sickening them over time. These ingredient-rich feeds are good sources of important vitamins like calcium (Ca) and other minerals found naturally throughout many parts of world's oceans around us. They help keep these crops young by providing essential micronutrients required during development. Overall this innovative technical solution helps protect New Zealand from bacterially caused respiratory symptoms called bird fluor syndrome while still supporting beneficial microorganisms known as Escherichia coli.

Problems solved by technology

Technological Problem: Current methods of controlling pigs from being infected with various types of viruses require multiple steps involving different substances like chemotherapy agents and antibodies. These techniques may cause harmful consequences on young piglets due to their vulnerability towards these compounds during this period. There exists an urgent need for improved ways to protect piglet populations while reducing damage caused by virus exposure without requiring expensive medication.