After 6 years of practice of artificial breeding of pigeons using the formula of pigeons, the average weight of the 26-day-old white pigeon of the United States is 642 grams, which is naturally bred by the 26-day-old body weight of 593 grams, which is 8.26% higher than that of the parent. The pigeon formula is now described as follows: (1) Pigeon formula (1 to 5 days old): 24% meat chicken, 57% domestic soybean meal, 10% milk powder, 4% bone meal, 5% edible oil, Add 2% of baking powder, 14 grams per kilogram of fasting, 1 egg white per 100 grams, and normal amount of trace elements for poultry. (2) Pigeon formula (6-10 days old): 43.5% for broiler chicks, 43.5% for domestic soybean meal, 5% for milk powder, 4% for bone meal, 4% for edible oil, 1.5% for baking powder, and 14 for fast filling. 5 grams per kilogram, 1 egg yolk per 100 grams, and trace amounts of trace elements for birds. (3) Formula for Pigeons (11 to 26 days old): 62% for broiler chicks, 32% for domestic soybean meal, 3% for bone meal, 3% for edible oil, 1% for baking powder, and 14 grams for each kilogram , The normal amount of trace elements used in poultry. With a good pug material, add a proper amount of warm boiled water, stir it evenly, use it as a liquid or paste, cool it to 40°C, and use a suction ball feeder or an injectable feeder for manual feeding. A more advanced pistol-style electric air-controlled pigeon feeder can be used for artificial feeding.