Health-care full-price feed for improving semen quality and sexual desire of breeding boar

Abstract

The invention discloses a health-care full-price feed for improving semen quality and sexual desire of a breeding boar. The health-care full-price feed comprises the following components in parts by weight: 43-74 parts of corns, 5-20 parts of wheat brans, 10-30 parts of bean pulps, 2-5 parts of fish powder, 2-4 parts of corn protein powder, 1-5 parts of corn germ meal, 0.2-0.5 part of lysine hydrochloride (98.5 percent), 0.2-0.4 part of salt, 0.2 part of a plurality of vitamins, 0.2 part of a plurality of mineral substances, 0.3-0.5 part of calcium hydrophosphate, 0.6-0.9 part of mountain flour, and 0.6 part of Chinese herbal medicine powder. The Chinese herbal medicine has the functions of warming the kidney yang, nourishing the kidney yin, benefiting semen blood, strengthening the bones and muscles, improving a sex function, adjusting immunization, promoting growth of osteoblast, resisting stress, resisting oxidization, delaying senescence and facilitating hematopoiesis, and can improve the semen quality of the breeding boar and increases the sexual desire of the breeding boar.

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technical field [0001] The invention mainly relates to a feed, in particular to a health-care full-price feed for improving the semen quality and libido of boars, and belongs to the field of livestock breeding feed. Background technique [0002] The quality of boars not only affects the conception rate and litter size of sows, but also affects the production performance of piglets and fattening pigs. "A sow is good for a litter, a boar is good for a slope". Under the condition of this breeding, an adult boar can bear the breeding task of 20-30 sows, and can breed 400-600 piglets every year. If artificial insemination technology is adopted , a boar can bear the mating task of 100 sows, and can breed thousands of piglets, so in terms of the whole herd, the impact of the boar is greater than that of the sow. At present, the problems that most farms often encounter are: decreased libido of breeding boars, decreased breeding ability or decreased sperm motility, resulting in inf...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, the problems that most farms often encounter are: decreased libido of breeding boars, decreased breeding ability or decreased sperm motility, resulting in infertility of sows, low litter rate or many weak litters, which bring economic benefits to the breeding industry. Therefore, in actual production, special attention must be paid to the feeding and health care of breeding boars, and the existing inventions for this problem have not been reported