Composition for increasing milk production containing Artemisia capillaris
AssigneeRnl Bio Co., Ltd.
InventorsJeong Chan Ra, Byeung Gie Kim
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a composition for increasing the milk production of livestock, containing Artemisia capillaris as an active ingredient. More specifically, relates to a composition and a feed additive for increasing the milk production of cows, containing Artemisia capillaris as an active ingredient, and a composition and a feed additive for reducing the number of somatic cells in livestock milk, containing Artemisia capillaris as an active ingredient. The composition can increase milk production of animals, and, in addition, can reduce the number of somatic cells in milk being produces, thus enabling production of good quality milk.
Claims4
A method for increasing milk production of livestock, said method comprising administering an effective amount of a feed additive consisting essentially of fermented Artemisia capillaris as an active ingredient to said livestock resulting in an average increase in milk production from 13.2% to 17%.
A method for increasing milk production of livestock, said method comprising administering and effective amount of a composition consisting essentially of fermented Artemisia capillaris as an active ingredient to said livestock resulting in an average increase in milk production from 13.2% to 17%.
A method for reducing somatic cells in livestock milk, said method comprising administering an effective amount of a composition consisting essentially of fermented Artemisia capillaris as an active ingredient to said livestock resulting in an average decrease in the number of somatic cells from 10.7% to 59.6%.
A method for reducing somatic cells in livestock milk, said method comprising administering an effective amount of a feed additive consisting essentially of fermented Artemisia capillaris as an active ingredient to said livestock resulting in an average decrease in the number of somatic cells from 10.7% to 59.6%.
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