DE1071463B - - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN

The Erflndnahm. Refers to a dry, long-lasting rearing fodder for exotic young birds, in particular 'for finches, canaries and hybrids,' which apart from the known ones, in different weight percentages existing feed components such as rusk flour, charcoal, insects, various sugar and Lime carriers and flours 4% bird rearing semolina, 0.8% of a vitamin mixture, each about 5% honey and grape sugar, each about 2% pea flour, hay flour, soy flour urtd; contains lime, these "The mixture is fat-free and has a semolina-like or floury consistency.

As far as it concerns, exceptionally sensitive and valuable young birds, a mixture has emerged, in which the flours are reduced and the pure bee honey to a share of 25% as well the vitamin content are increased to 1%, have proven to be particularly advantageous in rearing. The essential higher price justifies itself for valuable breeding birds.

Another rearing feed mixture according to the invention consists in that about 30% quark, It contains about 1% vitamin essential and about 13% sweet whey powder.

According to the invention, the bird rearing meal present in the rearing feed mixture has the following composition :

30% quark,
4% different decayed insects or their intermediate stages,
10% pea flour,
13% sweet whey powder,
14% different sugar carriers,
29% rusk flour;

this is a fat-free, dried mixture. Certain differentiations in the percentages We recommend quark, flour urtd sugar carriers with regard to the different ingredients Bird species.

The flour-like vitamin mixture added to the rearing feed mixture according to the invention contains the following components per 1 kg:

10 million IU vitamin A,

4 g vitamin B ₁ ,
6 g vitamin B ₂ ,

15 g pantothens. Calcium,
40 g nicotinic acid,

1.5 g vitamin B ₆ ,

0.5 g folic acid,

5 mg vitamin B ₁₂ ,

1 million I Ε-vitamin D ₃ ,
10 g vitamin E.

Rearing feed for exotic young birds

Applicant:

Ruprecht Claus,
'Limburgerhof (Palatinate), Bruchweg 2

Ruprecht Claus, Limburgerhof (Palatinate),
has been named as the inventor

A rearing feed mixture for canaries is known in which the usual known ingredients such as rusk flour, charcoal, insects, various sugar and lime carriers as well as flour are included. With this rearing food there is a high Percentage, namely 13%, mixed with rapeseed meal, while important ingredients such as honey and Vitamins are only present in traces, with only vitamins A and D being represented. By adding a fat carrier, it was not possible to make this feed durable, i.e. storable, because it would go rancid in a short time and, to top it all off, the slight traces of Added vitamins have been destroyed.

In contrast, the rearing feed according to the invention is dry, fat-free Feed mixture to which a flour-like vitamin concentrate is added in appropriate quantities so that such factory-made mixtures are storage-stable and durable for a long time.

Up to now, rusks were mainly used to raise young birds from canaries, hybrids, etc. Egg or ready-made mixture with mainly rusk and additives of charcoal, lime, seeds and vitamin carriers used. From sugar carriers such as glucose and especially honey are so far always only traces were added, and it was always believed that cod liver oil was added, even with the finished mixtures, not being able to do without. Test breeds have shown it to be successful Rearing only on the particular mixtures according to the invention, in particular on the increased amounts of Carrier sugars, especially honey and glucose, along with that which has not yet been used and when it comes to the selection of specially tailored, artificial vitamin concentrate.

909 689/190

Claims (4)

The breeding feed mixtures described above correspond to scientific knowledge and long-term relevant experiments and were previously unknown. Their use enables the flawless rearing of young birds of all kinds, especially exotic birds. When using the rearing feed mixture according to the invention, there is no need for additional feed, since all essential components are contained in the correct amount. Inventive considerations were required in order to arrive at the special selection of the mixing ratios given here, which are new in their nature and also proven to be very effective. Patent claims: 1.Dry, long-lasting rearing feed for exotic young birds, especially for finches, Canaries and bastards, which rusk flour, charcoal, insects, various sugar carriers and contains lime carriers and flours, characterized in that these are known per se Feed proportions 4% bird rearing semolina, 0.8 to 1% of a vitamin mixture, each about 5% bee honey and grape sugar, each about 2% pea flour, hay flour, soy flour and lime added The mixture does not contain any fat and has a semolina-like or floury consistency. 2. On breeding feed according to claim 1, characterized in that it contains about 30% quark and 13% Contains sweet milk powder. 3. rearing feed according to claim 1, characterized in that a bird rearing meal follow- ■ is added to the composition in dried form: 30% quark,
4% disintegrated, various insects or ** their intermediate stages, 10% pea flour,
13% sweet whey powder, 14% different sugar carriers (especially bee honey and grape sugar), 29% rusk flour. 4. On breeding feed according to claim 1 to 3, characterized in that there is a flour-like per kg Vitamin mixture contains the following composition: 10 million IU vitamin A, 4 g vitamin B ₁ ,
6 g vitamin B ₂ , 15 g pantothens. Cal.,
40 g nicotinic acid, 1.5 g vitamin B ₆ ,
0.5 g folic acid, 5 mg vitamin B ₁₂ , 1 million IU vitamin D ₃ ,
10 g vitamin E. Publications taken into consideration: K. R u s s, »Textbook of housebird care, -abricht- • und -zucht ", 1888, 4th volume, pp. 157, 222, 261, 285, 287; R. Fangauf, "Geflügelfütterung", 4th edition, 1953, pp. 26, 36, 54, 55; "Feed and Feeding", September 1950, No. 6, pp. 1 and 2.