Simple manufacturing method for rabbit pellet feed
Different feed formulations can be used depending on the age, physiological condition, and season of the rabbit. Under normal circumstances, hay powder accounted for 20% of the diet formula, bran and corn accounted for 40% to 60%, beancake accounted for 10% to 20%, bone meal accounted for 2%, fish meal accounted for 4% to 5%, salt accounted for 0.5% to 1%. Hay powder can be comminuted from a variety of stalks such as bean husks, bean stalks, peanut vines, and sweet potato vines. If you need to store granular feed, you can also add appropriate amounts of antibacterial agents, antioxidants and other pharmaceutical ingredients during processing. There are three processing methods: 1. Hand type. Add appropriate amount of water to the mixed feed material (if the raw material does not need to add antibacterial agent, it is better to use boiling water) and mix it evenly. Add water to squeeze into the dough and the finger joint is not suitable for dripping, and then mix the feed ingredients. Pour in batches into common meat grinders and shake the handle to make cylindrical pellet feed. 2. Rolling. Mix well-mixed feed ingredients and mix them in plastic pots. Wash and chop the appropriate amount of green feed into pots. Hold the pot along both hands to rotate the pots to make the shredded grass roll in the bowl. Good feed ingredients adhere evenly to the grain. If the adhesion is poor, a small amount of warm water can be sprayed until it can be rolled into pelleted feed such as rabbit feces. 3.æ“€é¢å¼. Mix a small amount of flour into the mixed feed ingredients, add the water and mix well and roll it on the panel with a round stick to make a 0.5 cm thick slice, then cut a small piece of 1 cm wide and 0.5 cm wide with a knife. , dried after standby.