Young peacock fodder and making method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses young peacock fodder and a making method thereof. The young peacock fodder comprises the following raw materials in parts by weight: 250-300 parts of corn, 200-250 parts of wheat, 180-200 parts of rice, 70-90 parts of fermented meat powder, 50-60 parts of peanut meal, 30-40 parts of uncongealed beancurd, 7-9 parts of semen coicis oil, 5-6 parts of tea dreg, 3-5 parts of white carbon black powder, 3-4 parts of Rhodiola rosea, 2-3 parts of medlar, 1-2 parts of Codonopsis pilosula, 2-3 parts of Astragalus membranaceus, 1-2 parts of the seed of Chinese dodder, 40-50 parts of silphium perfoliatum, 30-40 parts of gourd vine and leaf, 20-30 parts of mushroom fungus sticks, 10-20 parts of corncob skin, 5-10 parts of reed flower, 5-10 parts of kelp base, 110-160 parts of 1-1.5% of sodium hydroxide solution and 20-30 parts of phagostimulant. The fodder has the fine, thin, fragrant and crisp characteristics, and a young peacock fast develops and grows, is good in digestion function, high in disease resistance and high in survival rate, has a strong body, and is attractive in body form, gorgeous in feather color and loud in squawking.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of poultry breeding, in particular to a prototype peacock feed and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] The peacock is a bird of the genus Peacock in the pheasant family of Galliformes. The two species of the genus are the blue peacock from India and Sri Lanka, the Indian peacock, and the green peacock from Myanmar to Java, the Javan peacock. The male peacock has an upright pillow crown, gorgeous plumage, and the tail coverts are particularly elongated, far exceeding the tail feathers. With 20 tail feathers, the shape is long and slightly protruding; the undertail coverts are down-feather-like; the two wings are slightly rounded, the first primary flight feather is shorter than the tenth, and the fifth is slightly longest; the tarsus is longer And strong, far longer than the claws of the middle toe, and the male one has a spur. At present, most of the peacock feeds used in the market...

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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