New preparation method of fermented ration particles for baby pigs

Abstract

The invention provides a new preparation method of fermented ration particles for baby pigs, which comprises the following steps: crushing sugar cane straws through a common straw crusher; mixing the following raw materials (sugar cane straw, vegetable pulp or peanut pulp, bran and mineral) according to certain parts by mass, thus obtaining a mixture; preparing a straw degradation microbial inoculum (composed of Trichoderma viride, Trichoderma aureoviride and Paenibacillus pabuli), and preparing a fermenting complex liquid; and performing sealed fermentation in a fermenting tank for more than 14 days, thus obtaining the ration particles for baby pigs. The new technology of researching and developing the fermented ration particles having comprehensive nutrient, high digestibility and good palatability by taking resourceful crop straws and food processing byproducts as main raw materials for coarse fodder has important practical meaning and utility value.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of animal feed processing, and in particular relates to a new method for preparing fermented ration granules for piglets. Background technique [0002] According to statistics, the annual output of sugarcane straw in Guangxi is about 500 million tons, accounting for about 30% of the total annual output of sugarcane straw in the world. It is a huge potential ration resource for the development of herbivorous livestock. Sugarcane stalks have high nutritional value but rough texture. If they are directly used as piglet rations for feeding, they have low digestibility, poor palatability, and are difficult to use effectively. At present, the utilization rate of sugarcane straw in my country is only 33%, and the utilization rate of the part after technical treatment is less than 3%. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION [0003] The purpose of this invention is to provide a new method for preparing fermented ration granules for pigle...

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Problems solved by technology

Sugarcane stalks have high nutritional value but are rough in texture. If they are directly used as piglets’ rations for feeding, they have low digestibility, poor palatability, and are difficult to use effectively.

At present, the utilization rate of sugarcane straw in my country is only 33%, and the utilization rate of the part after technical treatment is less than 3%.