Abstract
In this paper, an experimental scheme based on poultry manure as a feed additive for ruminants along with a compound herbal medicine as a bacterial inhibitor of poultry manure was proposed by implementing linear simulations by polynomial cubic fitting method on today's topical environmental pollution issues of chicken manure and straw. The results of the fitting yielded that the herbal medicine addition at 1% was the best ratio value to effectively inhibit the bacteria of poultry manure and promote the growth of cattle. Therefore, this herbal dosing is effective for feeding ruminants. It also provides a new scientific research method for the application of poultry manure in ruminant feeding today.
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