Layer feed capable of preventing avian influenza and preparation method thereof
A technology for laying hen feed and avian influenza, applied in the field of chicken feed, can solve the problems of changing cell membrane permeability or protoplasmic metabolism process, high blood cholesterol content, affecting human health, etc., so as to improve chicken immunity and total fat content. The effect of reducing and preventing bird flu
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[0020] A feed for laying hens that can prevent avian influenza, consisting of the following component raw materials in weight (kg):
[0021] Corn 45, wheat 25, grass powder 16, cottonseed cake 16, pigeon droppings 5, corn gluten powder 6, foie gras powder 4, shell powder 24, canola oil 0.4, lysine (65%) 0.3, DL-methionine 0.16 , L-threonine 0.02, compound enzyme preparation 0.05, carrot 16, rape flower 2, pig bile powder 3, Bupleurum 3, ginger 3, perilla leaf 3, chicory root 3, forsythia 2, isatis root 3, chestnut leaf 2. Hawthorn 9, scallions 12, onions 13, sunflower seeds 5, barley 6, salt in moderation, among which, the compound enzyme preparation consists of wheat enzyme, phytase, acid protease, xylanase, and cellulase in equal amounts mixed.
[0022] The preparation method of the laying hen feed that can prevent bird flu comprises the following steps:
[0023] (1) Weigh ginger, sage leaves, chicory root, forsythia, isatis root, and chestnut leaves in proportion, add 8-1...
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