Preparation method of mixed Chinese medicine residue feed

Abstract

The invention discloses a preparation method of mixed Chinese medicine residue feed, relates to feed formed by microorganisms through glycolysis, and belongs to the feed processing field. The preparation method is characterized by comprising the steps of inoculating bacillus aceticus, rod bacteria, trichoderma koningii and trichoderma viride in a bacterial colony liquid culture medium for culture, respectively performing sealing fermentation on the four raw materials, which are activated in the culture, in cynomorium songaricum, medlar, liquorice and desert cistanche residues for 12-30 days, and mixing the four fermented materials to obtain the mixed Chinese medicine residue feed. The preparation method has the beneficial effects that the feed takes the Chinese medicine residues as the main raw materials, thus being low in cost; after being cultured and fully activated, the bacillus aceticus, the rod bacteria, the trichoderma koningii and the trichoderma viride are respectively applied to the Chinese medicine residues for complete glycolysis and fermentation so as to decompose cellulose, crude fiber and the like in the Chinese medicine residues into nutrients which can be absorbed by beasts and birds, and therefore, the feed quality is improved; and besides, the crude cellulose can be reduced by 40%, the crude protein can be improved by 4%, the feed is good in palatability and the food consumption increases by 25%-30%.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a feed produced by microbial zymolysis, which belongs to the field of feed processing, in particular to a method for preparing feed mixed with traditional Chinese medicine dregs. Background technique [0002] Our great motherland, with its vast land, intricate topography, and various climatic conditions, contains extremely rich resources of medicinal materials. For thousands of years, in the process of fighting against diseases, human beings have experienced countless unintentional and intentional trials, observations, and repeated practices. With the increasing demand and understanding of medicines, the source of medicines has developed from natural wild to artificial cultivation and domestication, from plants, animals, minerals, to chemical agents and biological products. Differences in natural conditions such as soil, climate, sunlight (light), and water quality can affect the quality, active ingredients, and efficacy of m...

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Problems solved by technology

In the process of traditional Chinese medicine preparation or food processing, a large amount of traditional Chinese medicine dregs will be produced. These traditional Chinese medicine dregs contain the remaining active ingredients that cannot be extracted. If these active ingredients continue to be extracted, it will cost a high extraction cost, and there are still Chinese medicine leftovers. Waste residue; these waste residues of traditional Chinese medicine are discarded or burned to cause environmental pollution, and some residues of traditional Chinese medicine are used as feed for livestock and poultry after being processed. Livestock and poultry are not suitable for eating or cannot be digested, which reduces the growth rate of livestock and poultry and causes losses to farmers