Adding garlic residue powder to feed has many benefits

Garlic is the bulb of a pure natural, broad-spectrum antibacterial green plant of the Liliaceae family, with extremely high medicinal value.

Adding garlic residue powder to broiler feed can not only stimulate the chickens' appetite and improve chicken meat quality, but also significantly increase daily weight gain. Adding garlic residue powder to chick feed can increase the survival rate of chicks; adding garlic residue powder to the diet of laying hens can increase their egg production rate and extend the peak egg-laying period.

Adding garlic residue powder to pig feed benefits the growth and development of pigs, increases the daily feed intake of sows, and increases milk production; adding garlic residue powder to the diet of piglets weaned at 15-25 days can increase the daily weight gain of piglets.

Adding an appropriate amount of garlic residue powder to feed has a good feed-attracting effect on dairy cows, can increase the daily milk production of each dairy cow, and reduce the daily consumption of concentrated feed.

Garlic residue powder can also be used to treat piglet white scour, bovine rumen bloat, stomach cold with refusal to eat, enteritis, diarrhea, and rumen impaction caused by weakness of the spleen and stomach, among other diseases.