Fattening goat total mixed ration taking soybean straws as coarse fodder and preparation method
A soybean straw and roughage technology, applied in animal feed, animal feed, animal husbandry, etc., can solve the problems of less than 3%, unreasonable eating of soybean straw, waste of precious resources, etc., to achieve low cost, avoid animal picky eaters, The effect of improving feed remuneration and economic benefits
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[0023] A total mixed ration (TMR) for fattening goats with soybean straw as the main roughage raw material, comprising the following raw materials in parts by weight: soybean straw powder 30, silage corn straw 35, corn grits 21, soybean meal 8, wheat bran 5, Salt 0.4, urea 0.2, additive 0.4.
[0024] The concrete preparation steps of described full mixed diet are:
[0025] (1) Preparation of soybean stalk powder: take the residues such as stalks, stems and leaves after harvesting the crop soybeans, remove mud and dry them in the sun, cut them to 3 cm with a hay cutter, and then pulverize them into powder with a grinder.
[0026] (2) Preparation of silage corn stalks: Harvest the remaining stalks after harvesting the corn at the milky stage, adjust the water content to 60% in the air for a day, and cut them into 3 cm sections with a hay cutter; chop the chopped corn The straw is directly sprayed into the silo, and the crushed straw is stepped on several times for each increase...
Embodiment 2
[0030] A total mixed ration (TMR) for fattening goats with soybean stalks as the main roughage raw material, comprising the following raw materials in parts by weight: soybean stalk powder 50, silage corn stalks 15, corn grits 25, soybean meal 5, wheat bran 4, Salt 0.4, urea 0.3, additive 0.3.
[0031] The specific preparation steps of the total mixed diet are as follows:
[0032] (1) Preparation of soybean stalk powder: take the residues such as stalks and stems and leaves after harvesting soybeans, remove mud and dry them in the sun, cut them to 3.5 cm with a hay cutter, and then pulverize them into powder with a grinder.
[0033] (2) Preparation of silage corn stalks: Harvest the remaining stalks after harvesting the corn at the milky stage, dry them in the air for a day, adjust the water content to 65%, and cut them into 3 cm sections with a hay cutter; chop the chopped corn The straw is directly sprayed into the silo, and the crushed straw is stepped on several times for...
Embodiment 3
[0037] A total mixed ration (TMR) for fattening goats with soybean stalks as the main roughage raw material, comprising the following raw materials in parts by weight: soybean stalk powder 40, silage corn stalks 25, corn grits 18, soybean meal 8, wheat bran 8, Salt 0.5, urea 0.3, additive 0.2.
[0038] The concrete preparation steps of described full mixed diet are:
[0039] (1) Preparation of soybean stalk powder: take the residues such as stalks and stems and leaves after harvesting soybeans, remove mud and dry them in the sun, cut them to 4 cm with a hay cutter, and then pulverize them into powder with a grinder.
[0040] (2) Preparation of silage corn stalks: Harvest the remaining stalks after harvesting the corn at the milky stage, dry them in the sun for a day, adjust the water content to 70%, and cut them into 4 cm sections with a hay cutter; chop the chopped corn The straw is directly sprayed into the silo, and the crushed straw is stepped on several times for each in...
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