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Summary If you want broiler chickens to gain weight, you can use methods such as feeding seasoning agents, feeding antibiotics, feeding reserpine, feeding rare earth, feeding cooked cornmeal, feeding mugwort powder, feeding earthworms, feeding sterile fly maggots, feeding multienzyme tablets, adding methionine, adding fattening chicken powder, and other secret recipes.

SummaryIf you want broiler chickens to gain weight, you can use methods such as feeding seasoning agents, feeding antibiotics, feeding reserpine, feeding rare earth, feeding cooked cornmeal, feeding mugwort powder, feeding earthworms, feeding sterile fly maggots, feeding multienzyme tablets, adding methionine, adding fattening chicken powder, and other secret recipes. These methods all involve adding some safe substances to the broiler chicken diet to increase palatability and produce a food-attracting effect, thereby promoting rapid growth of broiler chickens.

1. Method of feeding seasoning agents

Adding an appropriate amount of seasoning agents to the feed can increase palatability, thereby producing a certain food-attracting effect and promoting rapid growth of broiler chickens. Method of operation: add about 0.2-0.3% garlic powder to the diet, or add about 0.1% monosodium glutamate, or about 0.6-1% red dried chili powder.

2. Method of feeding antibiotics

Generally, for feeding broiler chickens, antibiotics such as salinomycin, macrolide antibiotics, monensin, and quebecamycin can be selected. Usually about 90-110 mg can be added per kg of diet. Broiler chickens can gain about 7-15% more weight, and feed utilization can be increased by about 6.6-15%.

3. Method of feeding oils and fats

Add about 4-6% oil scraps to the diet of broiler chickens, and the broiler chickens can gain more than 10% weight.

4. Method of feeding reserpine

Properly feeding reserpine to broiler chickens is beneficial for fattening and promoting weight gain. Generally, about 2-3 mg of reserpine can be placed in each kg of diet for chicks. Broiler chickens can gain about 10-12% more weight, and the raising cycle of broiler chickens can also be shortened by about 3-4 days.

5. Method of feeding rare earth

Place about 200-400 mg of rare earth in each kg of diet for chicks. Broiler chickens can gain about 12.4-12.8% more weight per day, and feed utilization can be increased by about 12-12.8%.

6. Method of feeding cooked cornmeal

Each chicken can be fed about 200 grams of cooked cornmeal per day, together with some green vegetable leaves for feeding, and it can be fed in 3 times in the morning, at noon, and in the evening.

7. Method of feeding mugwort powder

Place about 2% mugwort powder in the diet of broiler chickens, and the daily weight gain of broiler chickens can be increased by about 10-20%.

8. Method of feeding earthworms

Earthworms have a relatively high protein content. They can be processed into powder and added in an appropriate amount to the diet for feeding, which is beneficial for rapid weight gain in broiler chickens.

9. Method of feeding sterile fly maggots

Distillers grains can be used as a raw material to produce fresh fly maggots for feeding broiler chickens. For every 500 grams of fresh fly maggots fed to broiler chickens, they can gain about 0.9-1 kg.

10. Method of feeding multienzyme tablets

Three days after the chicks start eating, about 0.04% of finely ground multienzyme tablets can be mixed into the diet, and continuous feeding for 2 weeks is sufficient.

11. Method of adding methionine

For every 5 kg of diet, 4 grams of methionine and a small amount of vitamins can be mixed in, which can promote faster weight gain in broiler chickens.

12. Method of adding fattening chicken powder

You can select 7% fennel powder, 50% cinnamon, 6% cooked soybean powder, 20% dried ginger powder, 9% licorice powder, and 8% ferric sulfate, mix them evenly to prepare fattening chicken powder. Each chicken can be fed about 0.5-1 gram each time, mixed with water and stirred into the feed, and fed once every 2 days.

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