High-protein, high-energy grass pellets for cattle and sheep

Abstract

A high-protein, high-energy grass granule for cattle and sheep, the grass granule includes 5-8 parts of crushed grape vines, 1-3 parts of fermented products, and 2-5 parts of crushed grape bunches. The present invention uses grape vines, grape bunches, grape soil, and shriveled raisins as raw materials to produce high-protein, high-energy grass pellet feed for cattle and sheep through biological fermentation technology and reasonable coordination, and recycles a large number of local grape by-products, which not only reduces It is a waste of resources, and can provide a high-protein, high-energy, easily digestible grass particle for cattle and sheep breeding, promote the development of cattle and sheep breeding industry, and increase farmers' income.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a kind of high-protein, high-energy grass granule used in sheep raising industry and cattle raising industry, in particular to a kind of grass granule which is produced by biological fermentation by using grape by-products (vines, grape bunches, grape skins, grape soil, etc.) Production technology of high-protein, high-energy grass granules to promote the growth of cattle and sheep. Background technique [0002] As of the end of 2012, the number of cattle in Xinjiang was about 3.66 million, and the number of slaughter was about 2.23 million, of which beef cattle accounted for about 30% of the total number of cattle in Xinjiang. Beef production is about 361,600 tons, and beef production accounts for nearly 27% of the total meat production. As of 2010, the stock of mutton sheep reached 30,133,700, 29,472,200 were slaughtered, and the output of mutton was 469,500 tons. In recent years, with the adjustment of national pol...

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Problems solved by technology

These by-products are rich in sugar, crude fiber and a certain amount of protein. However, due to backward processing technology, unscientific technology, and unprocessed grape by-products, especially dried raisins, it is easy to cause food accumulation in the rumen of cattle and sheep, and affect growth and development. It has not been turned into a large amount of feed resources. Except a small part is used as feed raw materials, most of the by-products of grapes are used as fuel or directly burned, which not only causes waste of resources, but also pollutes the environment.