Breeding method of gallus domesticus

Abstract

The invention provides a breeding method of gallus domesticus. The method is characterized in that baby chicks of gallus domesticus hatched out less than 2 months are fed with maize meal and rice bran mixed chick feed every day, the chick feed is mixed with an appropriate amount of river sand once every 10 days, and gallus domesticus digestion is promoted; after growing for 2 months, the gallus domesticus is fed with adult chicken feed prepared from fresh Crassocephalum crepidioides, maize meal, rice bran and river sand through mixing every day, the adult chicken feed is prepared from 7-8 kg of fresh chopped Crassocephalum crepidioides, 9-11 kg of the maize meal, 2.5-3.5 kg of the rice bran and 0.1-0.25 kg of the river sand, and the gallus domesticus is fed with the adult chicken feed all the time until the gallus domesticus grows mature. According to the method, diarrhea of the gallus domesticus can be effectively prevented, so that the gallus domesticus grows fast and healthily, and the breeding cost is low.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of breeding methods of white phoenix black-bone chicken. Background technique

[0002] Baifeng black-bone chicken, also known as Wushan chicken or black-bone chicken (Gallus domesticus), not only has a black beak, eyes, and feet, but also has black skin, muscles, bones, and most internal organs. Because of its high nutritional value, good taste, and unique nourishing and medicinal value, it has been regarded as a "precious food therapy rare bird" by the people for a long time. Therefore, Baifeng black-bone chicken has always had a large breeding market.

[0003] The existing white phoenix black-bone chicken artificial breeding method is similar to the breeding method of other kinds of chickens, mainly by artificial captivity and feeding feed, and feed is based on cornmeal. However, because the white phoenix black-bone chicken is particularly afraid of high temperature and is prone to diarrhea, it is prone ...