Auxiliary feed used in weak period of female ducks

Abstract

The invention provides auxiliary feed used in a weak period of female ducks, particularly relates to auxiliary feed used in the pregnancy period of female ducks, and relates to the technical field of family culture of ducks. The auxiliary feed is characterized by being prepared from the following materials in parts by weight: 10 parts of ferrous gluconate, 4 parts of calcium citrate, 2 parts of gluconic acid sodium salt, 1 part of white turnip dices, 3 parts of carrot dices, 1 part of celery, 3 parts of corn stalks, 3 parts of bean cake, 2 parts of shell powder, 3 parts of goat milk powder, 9 parts of coconut milk, 1 part of iodized salt, 4 parts of flower of dendrobiurn candidurn wall.ex lind 1, 3 parts of bergamot pear, 5 parts of apple dices, 5 parts of lotus leaves, 2 parts of black sesame and 2 parts of Hemicell HT, 4 parts of porcine pancreas powder and 9 parts of conditioning auxiliary agents. The auxiliary feed has the advantages that the method is reasonable; the operation is convenient; the proportioning is reasonable; the nutrition is rich.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of domestic duck breeding, in particular to an auxiliary feed for female ducks during sick periods. Background technique: [0002] Duck is the general designation of waterfowl of Anatidae Anatidae of Anatidae, which can be divided into wild duck and domestic duck. The wild duck is relatively small in size and has a short neck. It lives on the water surface all year round and has strong diving ability. It feeds on small animals (small fish, shrimp, etc.) in the water. Domestic ducks are larger in size than wild ducks, live in water or on land, and feed on small animals (fish, shrimp, loach, etc.) and plants (water plants, barnyard millet, rice, etc.) in the water. Unlike swans and geese, it has the following characteristics: ducks are smaller in size, have shorter feathers, and have limited flight distances. [0003] Nowadays, ducks are generally aquacultured, that is, the established farms are generally l...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Nowadays, ducks are generally aquacultured, that is, the established farms are generally located by lakes or ponds, but now due to the serious pollution of water resources, this will bring harm to the quality and health of ducks, and it will also pollute during breeding. water resources, so do not meet the requirements of environmental protection; and the cultivation of the present invention is based on the basis of land cultivation