Feed for improving fertility of goat

Abstract

The invention relates to a feed for improving the fertility of a goat. The feed comprises the following components in parts by weight: 10-12 parts of corn, 8-10 parts of bran, 2-3 parts of soya-bean cake, 10-15 parts of dry ramie meal, 20-22 parts of hybridized Chinese pennisetum powder, 13-15 parts of peanut vine powder, 25-30 parts of corn stalk, 0.8-1 part of edible salt, 0.4-0.6 part of macro mineral element premix and 0.4-0.6 part of micro mineral element premix. According to the feed for improving the fertility of the goat, by using plants of ramie as an ingredient of the feed, the fertility of the goat fed in a drylot can be improved, the processing and using methods are simple, the effect is remarkable, and remarkable economic benefit and social benefit are achieved.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a feed for improving the reproductive ability of goats. Background technique [0002] Ramie is a plant of the genus Urticaceae. Another name: wild hemp, wild ramie, home hemp, ramie, green hemp, white hemp. Ramie is a semi-shrub with a plant height of 1-2 meters. Ramie is native to the tropics and subtropics and is a temperature-loving crop. Ramie has strong adaptability to the land. Ramie can be grown in plains, lakes, hills, mountains and other lands. Ramie has a large biological output, with an annual dry material output of up to 24 tons / ha. Ramie leaf protein content is high, generally 20.5%-23.8%. The nutritional value of the young stems and leaves of ramie is similar to that of golden pasture "alfalfa". [0003] Ramie is a perennial herb that has been effectively utilized for its fiber use for thousands of years. In my country, the current planting area of ​​ramie is about 3 million mu. According to 150KG per mu, th...

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Problems solved by technology

[0010] Due to changes in living habits and environment, goats cannot adapt to the breeding method of captive breeding. First, the degree of intensification is high, and the frequency of single contact increases, and infectious diseases are more likely to spread

The second is insufficient exercise, and the third is that the low level of feeding leads to weakening of the physique. Captive goats have higher requirements for management and nutrition, but many of them are fed in the traditional way and combined with extensive management, so that the goats can freely choose the range of food intake after captivity Small, lack of comprehensive and sufficient nutrition, resulting in a decline in physical fitness, especially in winter