Feed for laying hens

Abstract

The invention discloses a feed with high egg yield. The feed comprises the following components in percentage by weight: 3% of auxin (2L), 1% of benzoic acid (3L), 45 to 70% of corn powder, 10 to 15% of bean pulp, 10 to 15% of wheat bran, 0.2 to 0.5% of composite microorganisms, 5 to 7% of algae powder, 1 to 2% of lysine, 2 to 3% of protein powder, 0.2 to 0.5% of plant enzyme, 0.4 to 1% of multidimensional elements, 5 to 8% of chilli dregs, 1 to 2% of edible oil, 0.2 to 0.5% of edible salt, 2 to 3% of hawthorn powder and 1 to 2% of probiotics. The feed is simple in proportion, the adding amount of the bean pulp is reduced, the quality of the laying hen feed is not influenced, and the quality of the laying hen which eats the feed is high after eggs are laid.

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[0001] Technical field: [0002] The invention relates to the technical field of feed, in particular to a feed for laying hens. [0003] Background technique: [0004] Because the products of laying hens and broilers are different, the feeds supplied are also different. The high-yield egg feeds are generally premixed, full-price compound feeds, concentrated feeds, and premixed feeds. The amount of soybean meal used by farmers is relatively high. It is 25-28%. In the case of high soybean meal prices, customers who use premixes have less room to choose, but the amount of soybean meal added in full-price feed and concentrated feed is generally less, and the feed intake is high. Large-scale farming The field is less used. The increase of soybean meal will greatly increase the cost of breeding. Therefore, when configuring the feed for laying hens, the amount of soybean meal should be reduced as much as possible to control the feed cost. However, if the amount of addition is too s...

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[0004] Because the products of laying hens and broilers are different, the feeds supplied are also different. The high-yield egg feeds are generally premixed, full-price compound feeds, concentrated feeds, and premixed feeds. The amount of soybean meal used by farmers is relatively high. It is 25-28%. In the case of high soybean meal prices, customers who use premixes have less room to choose, but the amount of soybean meal added in full-price feed and concentrated feed is generally less, and the feed intake is high. Large-scale farming field less used

The increase of soybean meal will greatly increase the cost of breeding. Therefore, when configuring the feed for laying hens, the addition of soybean meal should be reduced as much as possible to control the feed cost. However, if the addition is too small, the nutritional balance cannot be achieved.

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