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Hare feeding the latest practical formula
Feeding hares on feed formulations not only creates conditions for improving the performance of rabbits and preventing certain diseases caused by feed malnutrition, but also lays the foundation for lowering feed costs and improving aquaculture benefits. Feed formulas should follow certain principles and master certain methods. First, the formula principle 1. The selection of feeding standards should be based on the rabbit's breed, type, physiological stage, etc., to select the appropriate nutrition standards, and make appropriate adjustments based on the rabbit farm's actual and local feed and environmental conditions. 2 . The choice of feed ingredients should be based on the economics, nutrition, palatability, and non-toxicity of the feed. Try to choose local production, large quantities, wide sources, and low prices of raw materials. It is not possible to perform nutrient analysis and analysis on each of the feed ingredients, and reference should be made to the nutrient supply value of the commonly used feed nutrient composition table. For the long-term and large-scale use of the main raw materials, it is necessary to conduct nutrient composition tests. 3 . Nutritional complementarity Any one or a few feed ingredients may not or hardly satisfy the rabbit's need for various nutrients. And a variety of feed with a reasonable match, you can learn from each other. Raw materials such as energy feeds, protein feeds, roughage feeds, and mineral feeds should be properly combined. Each type of feed should preferably be in three or more types. 4 . The palatability of the feed is due to the development of the hare's sense of smell and taste, and the choice of feed ingredients must take into account palatability issues. In general, rabbits like to eat sweet, juicy, slightly sour, slightly fragrant, slightly spicy, slightly bitter (grass bitter, non-chemical bitter) and granules, do not like odor, mildew Tasteful, thick, pungent and finely powdered. Some foreign feed companies often add some molasses to the feed, which can increase the palatability of the feed and facilitate the formation of feed pellets. 5. Dietary intake of hares is generally limited. Although hares have the characteristic of adjusting feed intake according to the energy concentration of feed, excessive or low nutrient concentrations in compound feeds will have adverse effects. There are many factors that affect the feed intake of rabbits. Under normal circumstances, the daily intake of air-dried feed for different rabbits as a percentage of body weight is: 3.5%-4.5% of empty female rabbits, 4.5%-5.5% of pregnant female rabbits, and 5% of growth fattening rabbits. -7%, lactating female rabbits more than 8%. These factors should be taken into account when designing formulations. Second, the proportion of various types of raw materials (1) 30% -50% of roughage (such as hay, leaves, dregs, crop stems and leaves, etc.). (2) Energy feed (such as corn, rice, etc.) 25%-35%. (3) 10%-30% of bran feed (such as rice bran, wheat bran, etc.). (4) 5%-20% of vegetable protein feed (such as bean cake, peanut cake, etc.). (5) 0-5% of animal protein feed (such as silkworm meal, meat meal, etc.). (6) Calcium, phosphorus feed (such as bone meal, stone meal, shell powder, etc.) 1%-3%. (7) Salt 0.3%-0.5%. (8) The antibiotic dregs (such as oxytetracycline slag, lincomycin slag) is less than 4%. (9) Toxic cakes such as cottonseed cakes, rapeseed cakes, etc.: There are less than 8% of empty female rabbits and fattening rabbits, and less than 5% of breeding male rabbits, pregnant female rabbits, and lactating female rabbits. Third, the diet formula 1. Rabbits with cornmeal 30%, bran 30%, soybean cake 20%, grain bran 10%, lotus root starch 8.5%, salt 0.5%, nutrients or auxin 1%. 2 . Herbal hare grass flour 50%, wheat bran 20%, corn 15%, soybean cake 11%, bone meal 2%, salt 1.5%, auxin 0.5%. Each rabbit feeds 100 grams, plus an additional 700-800 grams of green material. 3 . Empty female hare grass powder 50%, wheat bran 20%, corn 15%, bean cake 11%, bone meal 2%, salt 1.5 ring, auxin 0.5%, feed 80-100 grams per rabbit, green material 700-800 Grams. Another 10-15 days before mating, rabbits were given vitamin E tablets every day and fed in two batches to promote estrus. 4 . Pregnant female hare (1) grass powder 45%, corn 30%, wheat bran 14%, flax cake 6%, fish meal 2%, bone meal 1.5 write, salt 0.5%, additives plus 1%. (2) 34% of grass powder, 25% of bean cake, 20% of wheat bran, 15% of corn, 4% of bone meal, 1.5% of salt, and 0.5% of auxin. Feeding 110-130 grams a day, the green material must be controlled below 600 grams. 5. Nursing mother rabbits (1) 30% cornmeal, 20% husk powder, 10% peanut meal, 9% wheat bran, 8% sesame oil residue, 5% bean cake, 5% glutinous rice, 4% cotton seed cake, 2% peanut cake Bone meal 0.5%, salt 0.5%, additive 1%. (2) 21% cornmeal, 20% brewers' grains, 18% wheat bran, 10% peanut husk, 8% peanut cake, 8% corn husk, 6% bean cake, 6% of cotton kernel cake, 1% bone meal, 0.5% shell powder , Salt 0.5%, additives 1%. (3) 35% of grass powder, 20% of corn flour, 20% of soybean cake, 10% of wheat bran, 10% of rice bran, 3% of bone meal, 1.5% of salt, and 0.5% of auxin. Feed 150 grams per rabbit on a daily basis and 800-1000 grams of green material. Plus, 3-5 pieces per rabbit (wash, cook, chop). 6 . Growing fattening (l) 30% corn, 25% eucalyptus, 15% peanut, 8% sesame oil, 5% wheat bran, 5% peanut cake, 5% cotton seed cake, 4% soybean cake, 0.5% bone meal, Salt 0.5%, additive 1%. (2) 30% wheat bran, 24% grass flour, 15% barley, 10% soybean cake, 8.5% corn, 8% rapeseed cake, 2% fishmeal, 1.5% stone powder, 1% salt.