Feed of gray silver-spotted guinea fowl at breeding season and production method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a feed of gray silver-spotted guinea fowl at breeding season. The feed comprises the following components by weight ratio: 61-63 parts of corn, 5-6 parts of soybean powder, 3-4parts of soybean meal, 5-6 parts of imported fishmeal, 5-6 parts of brewer's yeast, 11-12 parts of wheat bran, 0.8-1 part of calcium carbonate, and 0.4 parts of salt. The feed produced by the invention can well adapt to the physiological characteristics and nutritional balance requirements of the gray silver-spotted guinea fowl at breeding season, and ensures an egg production period of the graysilver-spotted guinea fowl at breeding season. The average egg production of the gray silver-spotted guinea fowl can reach 160, and the egg weight is about 50 g.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a feed for rare poultry, in particular to a feed for gray silver-spotted guinea fowl in the breeding period and a production method thereof. Background technique [0002] Guinea fowl, also known as guinea fowl, has been raised as a rare ornamental bird by countries all over the world because of its beautiful feathers and elegant body. After modern domestication and breeding, it has gradually become a new breed of poultry for meat in some countries and regions. Only then did large-scale domestication and breeding begin. Guinea chicken has strong adaptability, but it can still live at -20-40 degrees under high temperature and cold resistance. It has strong ability to live in groups and homing, and has a wide appetite. Guinea chicken is tender, nutritious and delicious. It is different from ordinary chicken In contrast, the content of protein and amino acid is high, while the content of fat and cholesterol is low. The slaughter r...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the nutritional requirements of guinea fowls vary greatly depending on age, body weight, production level and ambient temperature. If the energy in the diet is low and cannot meet the nutritional needs of guinea fowls, it will inevitably increase feed intake or use the energy in the body. Fat, on the contrary, will lead to excessive fat deposition in the body, affecting growth and production performance, so the scientific preparation of guinea fowl feed, especially the feed for gray silver-spotted guinea fowl during the breeding period is the basic guarantee for the egg production rate and egg quality of guinea fowl