Production method using ramulus mori for production of feed

Abstract

The invention discloses a production method using ramulus mori for production of a feed, and solves the technical problem to provide the production method for converting the ramulus mori into an animal feed. The production method is as follows: the ramulus mori is converted into the animal feed by four main procedures of expanding, medium and low temperature microorganisms, edible fungus and efficient lignin decomposition and yeast fermentation. The aim of the invention is realized through the following technical measures: the weight percentage of the effective ingredients of raw materials required by the production method is as follows: 50-95 kg of (1) crushed ramulus mori, 30-50 kg of (2) straw powder, 10-15 kg of rice bran (3), 3-4% kg of (4) urea, 30-70 kg of (5) livestock manure, and 1-20% of the total proportion of (6) edible fungus, medium and low temperature microorganisms, and saccharomycetes.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a production method for livestock and poultry feed, in particular to a production method for producing livestock and poultry feed by using mulberry branches as a base material. Background technique [0002] In recent years, non-grain feed technology has developed rapidly. Agricultural waste such as leaves, straw, and sawdust can be converted into coarse or Concentrate feed has become a common practical technology. A small part of mulberry branches is used to make paper or fiber, but the paper and fiber industries are highly polluting industries and the output and seasonality of mulberry branches are not enough to maintain the survival and development of large pulp mills. Because the mulberry branches themselves are hard and difficult to handle, most of the mulberry branches are burned on the farmland, causing secondary environmental and air pollution. Sawdust can be made into roughage through non-grain feed processing technol...

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Problems solved by technology

A small part of mulberry branches is used to make paper or fiber, but the paper and fiber industries are highly polluting industries and the output and seasonality of mulberry branches are not enough to maintain the survival and development of large pulp mills

Because the mulberry branches themselves are hard and difficult to handle, most of the mulberry branches are burned on the farmland, which also causes secondary environmental and air pollution.