Chinese herbal medicinal stomach strengthening additive for fattening yaks in strange lands

Abstract

A Chinese herbal medicinal stomach strengthening additive for fattening yaks in strange lands is added to a feed for fattening yaks in strange lands. The additive has the advantages of improvement of the immune function of the yaks, enhancement of the resistance, reduction of stress response, improvement of the palatability of the yaks, appetite increase, digestion promotion, rapidness in establishing the adaptability of the yaks, promotion of the weight gain, and improvement of the yak production level and economic benefits.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of animal husbandry and relates to a Chinese herbal medicinal stomach-invigorating additive for fattening yaks in different places. Background technique [0002] The so-called "off-site fattening yaks" refers to a method and technology that collects yaks that are waiting to be slaughtered or eliminated in alpine grasslands, and transports them to the semi-agricultural and semi-pastoral areas of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau with better climate, feeding management, and convenient transportation facilities. . The purpose is to increase the weight of yaks in a short period of time and improve economic benefits. Yaks on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau are traditionally grazing all-naturally. Due to the seasonal variation in the yield and nutritional value of forage grass, the forage yield is high in the warm season and the nutrition is sufficient; the forage stock is insufficient and the nutrition is deficient in the col...

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Problems solved by technology

Yaks on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau are traditionally grazing all-naturally. Due to the seasonal variation in the yield and nutritional value of forage grass, the forage yield is high in the warm season and the nutrition is sufficient; the forage stock is insufficient and the nutrition is deficient in the cold season. Body weight fluctuates with the seasons, especially in winter due to the lack of pasture and poor quality, often resulting in malnutrition, severe fat loss, frequent occurrence of weak and sick yaks, and high mortality

In addition, the traditional concept of herdsmen on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau believes that the more yaks the better, the more yaks is the embodiment of wealth. Now, the grassland has serious overgrazing phenomenon, which leads to the shortage of forage supply. The vicious cycle of "spring death" has seriously affected grassland ecological protection, sustainable development of animal husbandry, and herdsmen's poverty alleviation and prosperity.