Preparation method of traditional Chinese medicine feed for cattle in gestational period

Abstract

The invention provides a preparation method of a traditional Chinese medicine feed for cattle in a gestational period. The traditional Chinese medicine feed comprises the following raw materials in parts by weight: 13-21 parts of wheat straw, 13-16 parts of corn straw, 7-11 parts of bean meal, 3-6 parts of wheat bran, 9-14 parts of licorice roots, 7-10 parts of astragalus roots, 5-7 parts of angelica, 5-8 parts of glossy privet fruits, 4-7 parts of common yam rhizomes, 3-7 parts of prepared rehmannia roots and 1-2 parts of brown sugar. The preparation method is also relatively simple, nutritional ingredients of the raw materials can be fully kept, and the prepared feed can fully improve the immunity of the cattle in the gestational period so as to improve the effect of preventing miscarriage.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of livestock breeding, in particular to a method for preparing traditional Chinese medicine feed for pregnant yellow cattle. Background technique [0002] Although with the continuous advancement of social science and technology, during the farming period, the yellow cattle, a common breed of cattle inherent in China, have traveled and been raised all over China, and are also the first among cattle breeds among livestock. The cattle have a strong system, a compact structure, and It is resistant to crude food, strong in disease resistance, and docile in temperament. It can be used in farming as food materials. In ancient China, the thought of agriculture as the basis of agriculture made the cattle widely used in agriculture. Even now, it is common to use cattle as agricultural tools in some remote areas. [0003] However, cattle are prone to various diseases during pregnancy, and their resistance is poor, an...

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[0003] However, cattle are prone to various diseases during pregnancy, and their resistance is poor, and improper handling can easily lead to the risk of fetal slippage of pregnant cattle, which not only affects the body of pregnant cattle, but also causes certain economic losses, especially in remote mountainous areas. The life of farmers is even worse