Efficient full-day cubed feed for barn feeding cattle and production method thereof

Abstract

The present invention relates to a yard feeding cattle efficient total ration blocky feed and a production method thereof. The yard feeding cattle efficient total ration blocky feed consists of 37 percent to 60 percent of crushed or cut forage grass, 38 percent to 60 percent of yard feeding cattle concentrate complemental feed and 2 percent to 3 percent of bentonite which are mixed in a mixer, the water content of a product is controlled within 14 percent, and finally, the prepared raw material is pressed and molded in a ring die waferer. The present invention leads total mixed ration (TMR) to be blocks, compared with the TMR in bulk, the present invention has the advantages that the present invention has stable feed quality, reduces the forage grass waste in the process of feeding and the labor intensity, improves the labor ration and can be fit for large scale industrialized production; the present invention improves the grain ration palatability obviously, effectively prevents the flocks and herds from being fussy, improves the dry matter feed intake and the weight grain of the ruminant and reduces the feed cost to save the feed grains; the present invention has balanced nutrition, thereby being good for improving the feed utilization rate and reducing the occurrence of various kinds of stress diseases of animals; the present invention is convenient for being stored and transported, etc.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of animal feed, in particular to a high-efficiency full-ration block feed for barn feeding cattle and a production method thereof. Background technique

[0002] Total Mixed Ration (Total Mixed Ration, TMR) for beef cattle and dairy cows is based on the nutritional requirements and feeding strategies of cattle in different growth and production stages, and according to the formula calculated by nutrition experts, the components of the diet are scientifically processed with a special mixer. A nutritionally balanced diet for ad libitum feeding.

[0003] The feeding technology of full mixed rations began in the 1960s, and was first promoted and applied in Britain, the United States, Israel and other countries. In the early 1970s, the University of Wisconsin in the United States proposed a group feeding method based on the analysis of individual feeding methods, stage feeding methods and guided feeding methods. ...

Examples

Embodiment 1

[0031] Take 10% of air-dried alfalfa, 40% of crop stalks, 5% of rye, 43% of supplementary feed for cows fed in barnyards, and 2% of bentonite that are pulverized or cut into sections (about 3 to 5 cm) by weight, fully mixed, and controlled. The moisture content of the product is within 14%, and then pressed into a 3cm×3cm compound biochemical grass block for cattle and sheep with a steam ring die briquetting machine.

Embodiment 2

[0033] Take 5% of air-dried alfalfa, 43% of green (yellow) stored corn, 50% of supplementary feed for cattle fed in barnyards, and 2% of bentonite that are pulverized or cut into sections (about 3 to 5 cm) by weight, and fully mixed to control the product. The moisture content is within 14%, and then pressed into a 3cm×3cm cattle and sheep compound biochemical grass block with a steam ring die briquetting machine.

Embodiment 3

[0035] Take 5% of air-dried alfalfa, 40% of crop stalks, 5% of rye, 47% of supplementary feed for cows fed in barnyards, and 3% of bentonite that are pulverized or cut into sections (about 3 to 5 cm) by weight, fully mixed, and controlled. The moisture content of the product is within 14%, and then pressed into a 3cm×3cm compound biochemical grass block for cattle and sheep with a steam ring die briquetting machine.

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of animal feed, in particular to a high-efficiency full-ration block feed for barn feeding cattle and a production method thereof. Background technique

[0002] Total Mixed Ration (Total Mixed Ration, TMR) for beef cattle and dairy cows is based on the nutritional requirements and feeding strategies of cattle in different growth and production stages, and according to the formula calculated by nutrition experts, the components of the diet are scientifically processed with a special mixer. A nutritionally balanced diet for ad libitum feeding.

[0003] The feeding technology of full mixed rations began in the 1960s, and was first promoted and applied in Britain, the United States, Israel and other countries. In the early 1970s, the University of Wisconsin in the United States proposed a group feeding method based on the analysis of individual feeding methods, stage feeding methods and guided feeding methods. ...

Examples

Embodiment 1

[0031] Take 10% of air-dried alfalfa, 40% of crop stalks, 5% of rye, 43% of supplementary feed for cows fed in barnyards, and 2% of bentonite that are pulverized or cut into sections (about 3 to 5 cm) by weight, fully mixed, and controlled. The moisture content of the product is within 14%, and then pressed into a 3cm×3cm compound biochemical grass block for cattle and sheep with a steam ring die briquetting machine.

Embodiment 2

[0033] Take 5% of air-dried alfalfa, 43% of green (yellow) stored corn, 50% of supplementary feed for cattle fed in barnyards, and 2% of bentonite that are pulverized or cut into sections (about 3 to 5 cm) by weight, and fully mixed to control the product. The moisture content is within 14%, and then pressed into a 3cm×3cm cattle and sheep compound biochemical grass block with a steam ring die briquetting machine.

Embodiment 3

[0035] Take 5% of air-dried alfalfa, 40% of crop stalks, 5% of rye, 47% of supplementary feed for cows fed in barnyards, and 3% of bentonite that are pulverized or cut into sections (about 3 to 5 cm) by weight, fully mixed, and controlled. The moisture content of the product is within 14%, and then pressed into a 3cm×3cm compound biochemical grass block for cattle and sheep with a steam ring die briquetting machine.