How to scientifically formulate goose feed? A full analysis of the key methods

Concentrated feed? Somegoose farmingfarmers have feed such as corn, rice grain and wheat at home. To make full use of it, farmers only need to buy concentrated feed. The concentrated feed produced by feed mills is made by scientifically, rationally and evenly mixing various protein raw materials with a certain proportion of feed additives according to the feeding standards. Concentrated feed is the essence of the goose's daily ration. Its main feature is a very high protein content, generally above 35%, and it also has sufficient amounts of various essential amino acids, vitamins and inorganic salts. Concentrated feed plus a certain proportion of energy feed, such as corn, rice grain, wheat and bran, can be used to prepare different types of compound feed. It is simple and quick to use and is perfectly suited for use by farmers or farms. The proportion of concentrated feed in the goose's daily ration varies according to its nutrient content; generally speaking, it can account for 25%-40%. For example, in the daily ration of goslings, corn accounts for 60%, bran accounts for 5%, and concentrated feed can account for 35%; in the daily ration of meat geese, corn accounts for 65%, bran accounts for 10%, and concentrated feed can account for 25%.

Premixed feed? Premixed feed is generally formulated by professional manufacturers. According to the growth and development needs of geese and the characteristics of different stages, various additives required by geese, such as amino acids, vitamins, trace elements and other essential trace additive components, are evenly mixed in different proportions. Sometimes a small amount of preventive drugs such as antibiotics is also added according to farmers' requirements or production conditions. In use, farmers first prepare several commonly used feeds, such as soybean meal, corn and bran, and then add a certain proportion of premixed feed according to different growth stages, which can ensure the geese's growth and development needs. Therefore, it brings great convenience in use and guarantees quality. The proportion of premixed feed in the goose's daily ration is very small, and it also varies according to its nutrient content. For example, in the daily ration of goslings, corn accounts for 60%, bran accounts for 4%, soybean meal accounts for 30%, and premixed feed accounts for only 6%; in the daily ration of adult geese, corn accounts for 65%, bran accounts for 10%, soybean meal accounts for 20%, and premixed feed accounts for only 5%.