Peacock breeding feed containing minerals

Abstract

The invention discloses peacock breeding feed containing minerals. The peacock breeding feed containing minerals comprises, by weight, 180-210 parts of sorghum flour, 13-18 parts of fish, 10-35 parts of wheat bran, 35-45 parts of soybean meal, 1-5 parts of dicalcium phosphate, 3-9 parts of barley malt, 5-8 parts of enteromorpha powder, 0.5-1 part of motherwort, 0.2-0.4 part of psoralen, 10-12 parts of cattail, 5-8 parts of sesame powder, 5-15 parts of hemp seeds, 0.7-1.5 parts of Zhuoyuling, 0.7-1.5 parts of salt and 0.2-0.6 part of composite trace elements. The peacock breeding feed containing minerals has the advantages of being rich in nutrient and crisp in taste, and capable of achieving rapid growth, development and weight gaining of peacocks and enabling the peacocks to have physical health and be full of energy.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of peacock breeding, in particular to a peacock breeding feed with added minerals. Background technique [0002] The peacock is a bird belonging to the genus Peacock of the family Galliformes. The two species of the genus are the blue peacock from India and Sri Lanka, the Indian peacock, and the green peacock from Burma to Java, the Javanese peacock. The male peacock has an upright occipital crown, and its plumage is gorgeous. It has 20 tail feathers, which are long and slightly convex tail-shaped; the undertail cover feathers are downy feather-shaped; the two wings are slightly rounded, the first primary flight feather is shorter than the 10th, and the fifth is slightly longest; the tarsal is long And strong, much longer than the middle toe with claws, and the males are separated. At present, most of the peacock feeds used on the market are crudely manufactured. The lack of nutrition and simple processing can not meet t...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, most of the peacock feeds used in the market are shoddy, lack of nutrition and simple processing, which can not meet the nutrition needed for the growth and development of peacocks at all, resulting in slow growth and development of peacocks, small size, light weight, loose feathers, and dull coat color , prone to hair loss, prone to disease, prone to death

Especially young peacocks, whose development has not yet completed and their digestive function is not perfect, the use of this unpalatable feed is more likely to lead to their early death