Complete pellet feed for ewes

Abstract

The invention relates to complete pellet feed for ewes. The complete pellet feed for the ewes is prepared from an energy component, a protein component, a vitamin component, a mineral component, a rumen by-pass amino acid component, a fiber component, glucose, rumen-protected choline (RPC), calcium supplements, yeast cultures and probiotics, wherein the addition ratio of the glucose, the RPC, thecalcium supplements, the yeast cultures and the probiotics is 2:1:2:2:1. The glucose, the RPC, the calcium supplements, the yeast cultures and the probiotics are added into the complete pellet feed for the ewes, so that the supply of postpartum energy, calcium, potassium and the like of the ewes is strengthened, and the yeast cultures and the probiotics improve rumen microorganisms, increases thedigestive utilization rate of nutrients, enhances the postpartum disease resistance of the ewes and keeps the ewes in a good mental state; after the complete pellet feed for the ewes is eaten, the incidence rate of postpartum paralysis is reduced; abortion of the ewes is less; the lambing rate is high; the milk of the ewes is good; the birth weight of lambs is high; the postweaning survival rate is high.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a feed for ruminants, in particular to a full-price granular feed for ewes. Background technique [0002] The existing sheep feed is still the traditional total mixed ration, that is, TMR (Total Mixed Ration). Although the energy components, protein components, cellulose components, mineral components and vitamin components added in the feed can basically meet the needs of the mother The nutritional requirements of sheep before and after delivery, but in actual production, ewes frequently suffer from perinatal paralysis. Production paralysis is also called milk fever or hypocalcemia. Both goats and sheep can be sick, but compared with goats It is more common, especially in high-yield dairy goats with 2 to 4 births. The disease is mainly seen in adult ewes, occurring within a few days before or after delivery, and occasionally seen in other periods of pregnancy. There are still many problems and deficiencies in the existing fee...

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Problems solved by technology

There are still many problems and deficiencies in the existing feed for ewes. Ewes eating these feeds have poor disease resistance, a high prevalence of prenatal and postpartum paralysis, unbalanced nutrition, and high labor costs for feeding, which plague large-scale breeding. For sheep farms, it is imminent to prepare a full-price pellet feed for ewes that is cost-effective, nutritionally balanced, and can prevent ewes from prenatal and postpartum paralysis