Leaves feed rabbits for high returns
2018-06-21 22:00:57
The leaves contain various nutrients such as cellulose, sugar, fat, protein, amino acids, and vitamins and minerals. According to the rabbit's different growth stages, appropriate proportions are added to the diet. Fresh leaves have the highest nutritional value, followed by fallen leaves. Yellow leaves are poor. Fresh leaves can be fed directly or after silage, so that rabbits can eat green feed year round. If deciduous and yellow leaves are fermented by microorganisms (micro-storage), their nutritional value can be increased. Hedgehog leaves: Hedgehog also known as artichoke. Fresh locust leaves contain 28.8% of dry matter, 5.33 MJ/kg of total energy, 7.8% of crude protein, 4.2% of crude fiber, 0.29% of calcium, and 0.03% of phosphorus. They are rich in vitamins and trace elements, and their nutritional value is no less than Legumes. Hedgehog leaves are used fresh and can also be made into Locust leaf powder. Feeding of Robinia pseudoacacia should be reasonable and should not be used alone for a long period of time. It needs to be used with fine material and other green feed. Pine needles: Pine needles are processed into pine needle powder for storage, transportation and use. If pine needle phospholipids and tannins in pine needles are removed during processing, the palatability is better. Pine needle powder processing method is very simple, the collected pine needles and twigs washed, dried, can be crushed. Pine needle powder contains 7% to 12% of protein, 18 kinds of amino acids such as lysine and aspartic acid, total amino acids of 5.5% to 8.1%, 7% to 12% of crude fat, crude trace elements such as iron and manganese, etc. Higher than the leaves of herbs and legumes. Pine needle powder also contains a variety of vitamins, of which carotene content is the most prominent. Adding pine needle powder to the rabbit's diet can obviously promote the growth of rabbits, increase the hair production of long-haired rabbits, increase the number of litters of the female rabbits and increase the survival rate of the pups. Fresh pine needles were added with water and boiled for 1 hour. Rabbits were fed pine needles and fed once a day for 3 days to prevent and treat colds in rabbits.
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