Nutrient feed for live pigs

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of pig husbandry in livestock husbandry, in particular to a nutrient feed for live pigs. The nutrient feed is characterized by comprising the following components inparts by weight of 3-6 parts of resina draconis, 3-6 parts of white backleaf mallotus roots, 8-15 parts of mucuna macrcocar, 8-15 parts of ficus simplicissima lour, 15-25 parts of corydalis thalictrifolia, 12-18 parts of scaly holly roots, and 2400-2600 parts of a basic ration. According to the nutrient feed, the stillbirth quantity of sows at the pregnancy period can be effectively reduced, theweight gain of piggies and fattening pigs can be notably increased, the feed-gain ratio of the piggies and the fattening pigs can be reduced, requirements of pigs at different stages for various nutrients can be met, and the nutrient feed has obvious improvement effects on the production performance of the pigs at different stages.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of pig raising in animal husbandry, in particular to a nutritional feed for pigs. Background technique [0002] Pork is the main meat consumption product for people. Consumers need high-quality pork, so they have higher and higher requirements for pig breeding. To ensure the high quality of pork, it is necessary to improve the production performance of pigs at all stages. Pigs need different nutrients for growth, some of which can be synthesized by themselves, and some of which cannot. Although traditional feed has good palatability, it lacks essential nutrients and inhibits pig growth. From an economic point of view, feed often accounts for about 70% of the cost of animal husbandry, or even higher, and directly affects economic benefits. The feed should not only provide sufficient nutrients for the growth of pigs, but also a good feed formula can improve the resistance of pigs and reduce production costs. Content...

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Problems solved by technology

Although traditional feed has good palatability, it lacks essential nutrients and inhibits the growth of pigs. From an economic point of view, feed often accounts for about 70% of the cost of animal husbandry, or even higher, and directly affects economic benefits.

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