Novel green feed additive capable of replacing antibiotics

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel green feed additive capable of replacing antibiotics, and belongs to the field of feed additives. The feed additive is composed of a micro-ecological preparation, a platycladus orientalis leaf extract, a mangnolia officinalis powder, a folium cortex eucommiae powder, a liquorice powder, a mint powder, a Chinese torreya seed powder, vitamin A, biotin, nicotinamide and a carrier, wherein the carrier is composed of defatted rice bran and peanut shells according to the mass ratio of (3-5) to 1. The feed additive is capable of replacing the antibiotics to be applied in live pig feeds, not only has small toxic and side effects, cannot produce drug residues and has green, safety and other advantages, but also has great help in improving the growth immunity and promoting growth, can effectively improve the breeding benefits, and has sufficiently broad application prospects.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a feed additive, in particular to a novel green feed additive which can replace antibiotics, and belongs to the field of feed additives. technical background [0002] Feed safety is a major issue of widespread concern in the world today. Since the 1940s, antibiotics have been widely used in the breeding industry, which has played a huge role in promoting the rapid development of animal husbandry. However, with the use of long-term and high-dose antibiotics, there have also been The following questions. Long-term use of antibiotics will cause a large number of drug-resistant strains in animals, which increases the difficulty of treatment, and even makes it impossible to treat, resulting in high animal mortality, large breeding losses, and is not conducive to the healthy and benign development of animal husbandry; antibiotics metabolize in animal bodies There is a period of residual time in the food, if it is eaten by people at ...

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Problems solved by technology

Long-term use of antibiotics will cause a large number of drug-resistant strains in animals, which increases the difficulty of treatment, and even makes it impossible to treat, resulting in high animal mortality, large breeding losses, and is not conducive to the healthy and benign development of animal husbandry; antibiotics metabolize in animal bodies There is a period of residual time in the food, if it is eaten by people at this time, it will affect the body's immunity and disease resistance, and long-term use will lead to human immune dysfunction, burying a huge hidden danger in disease control; there are still a large number of retail and small farmers in the breeding industry. Large-scale intensive producers are difficult to supervise, and there are loopholes and gaps in supervision. Even if the supervision is strengthened, the problems of antibiotic abuse and high drug residues cannot be fundamentally solved.