Spring feeding wild herbs and disease prevention

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There are many types of wild herbs available for livestock and poultry. In addition to rich nutrients, most wild foods also have antibacterial, disease-preventing, and health-enhancing effects. Early spring germination of wild vegetable feed mainly in the following categories: Leek is rich in protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, carotene and other nutrients. Feeding suckling sows and their piglets together has a good effect on the prevention and treatment of white piglets. Feeding mares and female donkeys that are not easily affected can promote estrus and conception. In addition, it has good curative effect on chyluria. Artemisia sphaerocephala is a seedling of Artemisia annua L. It should be collected before the emergence of tall stems. It has antibacterial, antiviral, aphid-killing, and hepatobiliary effects. Feeding rabbits can improve viability and extend life. General animal feeding has a good effect in preventing eye disease, liver disease and bile disease. Porcupine, also known as bungi, grows on the edge of the ditch. Collected in early spring and young, the body is debilitated and the blood pressure of the animals is low, which has the effect of fitness and boosting. Spike vegetables, also known as green vegetables, need to be collected and applied as roots, which have the effect of contracting blood vessels and shortening clotting time. Feeding of livestock and poultry has the effect of preventing irritability and bleeding. Artemisia annua, also known as Artemisia odorata, grows more commonly. Adult rabbits are fed 100-150 grams of fresh Artemisia annua daily. Each can save 30-50 grams of pellets per day, and can significantly improve the performance of lactation. In addition, because it contains artemisinin with a strong insecticidal effect, it has a good preventive and therapeutic effect on cattle, schistosomiasis, cattle, rabbit schistosomiasis, chicken, rabbit coccidiosis. Stork, also known as? Buds, more than wet and dry areas, there are insect repellent, diuretic Tonglin effect. For pigs, it has the effect of repelling aphids and treating edema disease in young pigs; for horses, it has the effect of repelling aphids that cause irritability and anal itching. In addition, it has a good effect on chyluria in livestock. Dandelion, also known as her mother-in-law, grows everywhere and has a good root-feeding effect. Rich in carotene and iron and other nutrients, there are heat and detoxification, antibacterial, stomach and other effects. For livestock mastitis, enteritis, jaundice hepatitis has a good preventive effect. In the past year, the bonsai is also known as the sheep's hooves. It grows everywhere. The gestation sows began to feed 5 days before their onset of labor, and continued to be fed until the 45th day of the postpartum period. Every day, 3% of the gestating sows were added to the diet to allow them to freely feed. Efficacy: The survival rate of piglets increased by 11.6%-19.24%; the average litter weight increased by 2.57kg at 20 days, increased by 3.97kg at 45 days; the growth rate increased by 0.44%-0.7%; the disability rate of piglets caused by yellow and white pupae decreased 12 %.

Lycium Chinese is from Goji Berry or wolfberry harvested, which is used in traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of nightsweats, pneumonia, cough, hematemesis, inflammation, and diabetes mellitus.


Goji berry's usages:

Goji berry can be made to goji berry tea, goji snack, lycium chinese porriage, or cooking and so on, you can use as you like.

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