Method for preparing biological feed from sugarcane caudate lobe as main raw material

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of deep processing of crop straw, and relates to a manufacturing technique of a biological feed, particularly a method for preparing a biological feed from sugarcane caudate lobe as a main raw material, more particularly a low-cost high-nutrient aromatic-flavor good-palatability nutrient biological feed which is prepared by fermenting sugarcane caudate lobe as a main raw material and rice bran and corn flour as auxiliary materials with multistage expanded effective microorganisms (EM) and can be widely fed to all animals. The biological feed has the advantages of wide raw material sources, low price, simple preparation technique, and high content of beneficial microorganisms; the active substances secreted by the beneficial microorganisms can promote the animal organism to obviously enhance the immunity, thereby reducing or avoiding the use of veterinary medicines; and thus, the invention can be used for producing high-quality stock raising products. The biological feed prepared by the method has the advantages of low cost, wide functions and favorable effect, can enhance the feed conversion ratio, reduces the consumption of concentrated feed, and lowers the cultivation cost.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a production technology of biological feed, which belongs to the field of deep processing of crop stalks, and in particular relates to a method for preparing biological feed using tail leaves of sugarcane as main raw materials. Background technique [0002] Guangxi is the main production area of ​​sucrose in my country, with a total area of ​​sugarcane planting of 14 million mu. When sugarcane is harvested, commercial sugarcane is a collective name for peeling leaves and cutting off the top 2 to 3 tender nodes and green leaves, commonly known as "sugarcane tail". Therefore, after the sugarcane is harvested every year, a large number of sugarcane by-products such as sugarcane leaves and sugarcane tail leaves are left in the field. Currently, sugarcane farmers will not only recycle part of the sugarcane tails to feed livestock, but the most common disposal method is to dispose of these sugarcane by-products on the spot burn it. ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the implementation process of this technology is complicated, the fermentation period is long, the risk of silage fermentation is high, it is easy to be infected with miscellaneous bacteria, and the success rate is low

Fresh sugarcane tail leaves fermented through silage have a low nutrient conversion rate, and silage is limited to feeding cattle and sheep