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CN111011647A - Cage tilapia culture feed - Google Patents

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CN111011647A
CN111011647A CN201811170634.6A CN201811170634A CN111011647A CN 111011647 A CN111011647 A CN 111011647A CN 201811170634 A CN201811170634 A CN 201811170634A CN 111011647 A CN111011647 A CN 111011647A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a cage tilapia culture feed, which comprises the following raw materials in percentage by weight: 5-10% of fish meal, 18-25% of bean cake, 10-15% of rapeseed cake, 10-15% of corn, 35-40% of bran, 3-5% of locust tree leaf powder and 1-2% of premix. The feed has the advantages of good palatability, rapid growth of tilapia and reduction of production cost.

Description

Cage tilapia culture feed
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of feeds, in particular to a cage tilapia culture feed.
Background
The tilapia mossambica has delicious meat and rich nutrition. The tilapia is rich in selenium which is an indispensable element for cardiac metabolism, the content of taurine of the tilapia is as high as 210-220 mg/100g, the taurine can be compared with EPA and DHA, and the tilapia is rich in unsaturated fat. The content of unsaturated fatty acid in the muscle of tilapia is about 54-58%, and a certain amount of DHA and EPA are contained. Tilapia mossambica also contains vitamin E, thiamine, riboflavin, nicotinic acid and mineral substances such as potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, iron, manganese, zinc, copper and the like, and is indispensable trace elements for maintaining normal physiological health. The tilapia has high protein content, is rich in a plurality of essential amino acids required by human bodies, wherein the content of glutamic acid and glycine is particularly high, and the essential amino acids have balanced composition and rich content, thereby belonging to a high-quality high-protein product.
The demand of the market for tilapia is increasing, the tilapia is cultivated more and more, the cultivation modes are various, and the tilapia is cultivated in net cages, in running water, in ponds and reservoirs, in fences and the like. The method for cultivating tilapia in different water bodies is always the object of thinking and endeavoring of culturists, and how to prepare compound feed suitable for different cultivation water bodies, so that the function of the compound feed is exerted to the maximum extent, and the cultivation cost is reduced as far as possible.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is as follows: provides the cage tilapia culture feed which has good palatability, fast tilapia growth and reduced production cost.
In order to solve the technical problem, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a cage tilapia culture feed comprises the following raw materials in percentage by weight: 5-10% of fish meal, 18-25% of bean cake, 10-15% of rapeseed cake, 10-15% of corn, 35-40% of bran, 3-5% of locust tree leaf powder and 1-2% of premix.
The weight percentages of the components of the raw materials are as follows: 5% of fish meal, 25% of bean cake, 15% of rapeseed cake, 11% of corn, 40% of bran, 3% of locust tree leaf powder and 1% of premix.
The weight percentages of the components of the raw materials are as follows: 8% of fish meal, 20% of bean cake, 15% of rapeseed cake, 15% of corn, 35% of bran, 5% of locust tree leaf powder and 2% of premix.
The weight percentages of the components of the raw materials are as follows: 10% of fish meal, 18% of bean cake, 15% of rapeseed cake, 12% of corn, 38% of bran, 5% of locust tree leaf powder and 2% of premix.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: firstly, the feed has good palatability and the tilapia grows fast; secondly, the production cost is reduced.
Detailed Description
A cage tilapia culture feed comprises the following raw materials in percentage by weight: 5-10% of fish meal, 18-25% of bean cake, 10-15% of rapeseed cake, 10-15% of corn, 35-40% of bran, 3-5% of locust tree leaf powder and 1-2% of premix.
Example 1: the weight percentages of the components of the raw materials are as follows: 5% of fish meal, 25% of bean cake, 15% of rapeseed cake, 11% of corn, 40% of bran, 3% of locust tree leaf powder and 1% of premix.
The implementation is as follows: the weight percentages of the components of the raw materials are as follows: 8% of fish meal, 20% of bean cake, 15% of rapeseed cake, 15% of corn, 35% of bran, 5% of locust tree leaf powder and 2% of premix.
Example 3: the weight percentages of the components of the raw materials are as follows: 10% of fish meal, 18% of bean cake, 15% of rapeseed cake, 12% of corn, 38% of bran, 5% of locust tree leaf powder and 2% of premix.

Claims (4)

1. A cage tilapia culture feed is characterized in that: the weight percentages of the components of the raw materials are as follows: 5-10% of fish meal, 18-25% of bean cake, 10-15% of rapeseed cake, 10-15% of corn, 35-40% of bran, 3-5% of locust tree leaf powder and 1-2% of premix.
2. The feed for culturing tilapia in net cages according to claim 1, which is characterized in that: the weight percentages of the components of the raw materials are as follows: 5% of fish meal, 25% of bean cake, 15% of rapeseed cake, 11% of corn, 40% of bran, 3% of locust tree leaf powder and 1% of premix.
3. The feed for culturing tilapia in net cages according to claim 1, which is characterized in that: the weight percentages of the components of the raw materials are as follows: 8% of fish meal, 20% of bean cake, 15% of rapeseed cake, 15% of corn, 35% of bran, 5% of locust tree leaf powder and 2% of premix.
4. The feed for culturing tilapia in net cages according to claim 1, which is characterized in that: the weight percentages of the components of the raw materials are as follows: 10% of fish meal, 18% of bean cake, 15% of rapeseed cake, 12% of corn, 38% of bran, 5% of locust tree leaf powder and 2% of premix.
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