Purslane feeding chickens to prevent disease and gain weight

Portulaca oleracea is an annual herb, which likes dampness and grows mostly near farmland, vegetable fields and ditches. It has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxification, dispersing blood and detumescence, and has strong bacteriostatic effect. It has a good control effect on chicken enteritis, coccidiosis and colibacillosis. At the same time, purslane is also rich in vitamin B, vitamin E, vitamin C and other nutrients. The practice shows that the broilers fed with purslane not only like to eat, but also gain weight faster, feed reward is high, and economic benefit is remarkable. The specific method is: collect fresh and juicy purslane, wash it and cut it up with a knife. Every day, each broiler is fed to 20g according to its age, and fed separately twice in the morning and afternoon.