CN113812515A - Method for producing biological fermentation feed by using grass instead of grain and application of biological fermentation feed in breeding industry - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a method for producing biological fermentation feed by using grass to replace grain and application thereof in breeding industry, the feed takes honeysuckle as main raw material, the honeysuckle is pretreated and then mixed with leaven for fermentation to obtain finished product, the types of the biological fermentation feed are two, the two types are respectively biological fermentation feed for ruminant and biological fermentation feed for monogastric omnivorous animal, the biological fermentation feed contains a large amount of probiotics such as bacillus, trichoderma, saccharomycetes and the like, which can improve the gastrointestinal environment of the animal, inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria, enhance the immune function and disease resistance of livestock and poultry, effectively decompose anti-nutritional factors such as fiber and the like in straw feed, improve the nutritional value, digestibility, palatability and health index of the biological fermentation feed, improve the productivity of the animal, improve the quality of meat and milk, greatly improve the breeding environment, establish an ecological health breeding mode, therefore, the biological fermentation feed replacing the grain by the grass is incomparable with the conventional feed, and has wide development prospect.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of preparation of biological fermentation feed, in particular to a method for producing biological fermentation feed by using grass instead of grain and application of the biological fermentation feed in breeding industry.
Background
With the change of the supply and demand of the market in China, the structure of the livestock and poultry products is also adjusted. The production of live pigs is kept in a stable state at present, and poultry (mainly broilers and laying hens) keep a stable development situation; the development of cattle and sheep is obviously increased and accelerated; the varieties of other livestock and poultry industries are increased more quickly.
At present, livestock and poultry breeding in China is changed from the dominant mode of scattered households to the dominant mode of large-scale breeding, and the development speed is faster and faster. The traditional breeding industry is accelerating transformation to modern science and technology. In the past, farmers only pay attention to the cultivation quantity, and now pay more attention to the quality and benefit. Particularly, the benefits of the existing breeding enterprises are improved by enhancing management and controlling cost and adopting advanced techniques, equipment, processes and other means.
At present, livestock and poultry breeding focuses on green development, breeding enterprises pay more and more attention to environmental protection and food safety, and a green breeding mode is also continuously promoted. The next step of the development of the breeding industry in China is mainly to solve the problem of 'three guaranties', namely supply guaranty, safety and ecology. The pressure of security and ecology protection will be higher and higher, and more innovation and popularization are needed. The safe, efficient and environment-friendly biological fermentation feed is an important means for promoting the safety of livestock and poultry products, improving the quality of the livestock and poultry products, reducing the breeding cost and improving the breeding benefit regardless of the change and adjustment of the breeding industry in future and the production and application of green breeding and healthy feed and the vigorous popularization.
With the continuous expansion of gaps of feed grains in China, the price of corn in this year has risen to 768 yuan per ton by 40%; the soybean rises by 1839 yuan per ton, and the rise amplitude is 47.68%. The price of feed grain is increased continuously, so that the breeding cost is greatly improved, and the breeding benefit is reduced. Therefore, various scientific research departments and breeding enterprises are continuously exploring to find a healthy and environment-friendly novel feed for replacing feed grains.
Honeysuckle, the academic name: hybrid pennisetum alopecuroides. The pennisetum plants of the family Gramineae are obtained by taking pennisetum as a father and taking the male parent as a wild pennisetum line of Africa, carrying out backcross, carrying out strong root system cultivation on the parents, carrying out hybridization combination cultivation on the parents, carrying out resistance limit domestication cultivation and carrying out progressive cold-resistant character cultivation for more than 20 years, and the chrysopharyn is the only pasture variety (patent numbers: 2013107502447, 201410406188X, 2016105105742 and 2015102705410) for obtaining multiple national patents in the gramineous pasture.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the prior art, and provides a biological fermentation feed, which is safe, efficient and environment-friendly, replaces traditional feed grains such as corn, soybean and the like with the sillimania, improves the safety of livestock and poultry products, improves the quality of the livestock and poultry products, reduces the breeding cost, improves the breeding benefit, and can effectively solve the problems in the background art.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention provides the following technical scheme: a method for producing biological fermentation feed by using grass instead of grain comprises the steps of using honeysuckle as a main raw material, pretreating the honeysuckle, mixing the pretreated honeysuckle with a leavening agent, and fermenting to obtain a finished product, wherein the two types of biological fermentation feed are respectively biological fermentation feed for ruminants and biological fermentation feed for monogastric omnivores.
As a preferable technical scheme of the invention, the mixing ratio of the leavening agent to the fresh honeysuckle is 1:1000, and the mixing ratio of the leavening agent to the dried honeysuckle is 1: 400.
As a preferable technical scheme of the invention, the raw material pretreatment method of the biological fermentation feed for the ruminants is to select the golden silvergrass cut section with the height of more than 2 meters for kneading.
As a preferred technical scheme of the invention, the raw material pretreatment method of the biological fermentation feed for the monogastric omnivorous animals is to select the chloranthus japonicus with the height of 1-1.2 m for carrying out ultrafine grinding.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the fermentation agent is an aerobic fermentation agent, and the components of the aerobic fermentation agent include, but are not limited to, spore bacteria, ferment bacteria, trichoderma, photosynthetic bacteria, yeast, lactic acid bacteria and their bio-enzyme metabolites, secreted exosporium enzyme, cellulolytic enzyme, and trace elements of iron, zinc, calcium, and phosphorus necessary for animals.
As a preferred technical scheme of the invention, the pretreated honeysuckle and the leaven are uniformly mixed and fermented for 8 to 10 hours at the temperature of 40 ℃ to complete the fermentation.
As a preferred technical scheme of the invention, the pretreated honeysuckle and the leaven are uniformly mixed and then stacked into a trapezoidal stack, a hole penetrating to the bottom is punched at the top of the stack, cloth or a film for heat preservation and moisture preservation is covered on the stack, a thermometer is inserted into the stack, the stack is turned and stacked again when the temperature reaches 41 ℃, the fermentation is completed in summer for 8-10 hours, and the fermentation is completed in winter for 22-24 hours.
As a preferred technical scheme of the invention, the fermented material after fermentation is dried and bagged in an environment of 40 ℃, and the dried product is green.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the biological fermented feed for ruminants is mainly used for ruminants, including but not limited to camels, deer, alpacas, antelopes, cattle and sheep.
As a preferred technical scheme of the invention, the biological fermentation feed for the monogastric omnivorous animals is mainly used for monogastric omnivorous animals to eat, including but not limited to pigs, chickens, ducks, geese and fishes.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that: the biological fermentation feed takes the honeysuckle as a main raw material, and the honeysuckle has the following advantages:
1. the adaptability is wide, the stress resistance is strong, and the grass is extremely drought-resistant, waterlogging-resistant, barren-resistant and cold-resistant;
2. the root system is developed, the root quantity is large, the water and soil conservation effect is good, and the soil fertility can be improved;
3. the grass has the advantages of high growth speed, high yield, long utilization period and no biological invasion, and can efficiently utilize three natural resources of solar energy, land and rainwater, so the grass has high growth speed and high yield;
4. through detection, the content of the crude protein of the chloranthus japonicus is 12.26 percent, is equivalent to that of the crude protein of the bran and the fine rice bran, the content of amino acid is comprehensive and rich, the palatability is good, and the poultry and the beasts are lovely to eat. The honeysuckle is an ideal feed source for producing biological fermentation feed by replacing grain with grass.
The biological fermentation feed contains a large amount of probiotics such as bacillus, trichoderma, saccharomycetes and the like, can improve the gastrointestinal environment of animals, inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria, enhance the immune function and disease resistance of livestock and poultry, effectively decompose anti-nutritional factors such as fibers and the like in the straw feed, and improve the nutritional value, the digestibility, the palatability and the health index of the straw feed. Improve the animal productivity, improve the meat and milk quality, greatly improve the culture environment and establish an ecological healthy culture mode. Therefore, the biological fermentation feed replacing the grain by the grass is incomparable with the conventional feed, and has wide development prospect.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
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Referring to fig. 1, the present invention provides a technical solution: a method for producing biological fermentation feed by using grass instead of grain, the feed uses honeysuckle as main raw material, the biological fermentation feed for ruminant prepared is mainly used for ruminant such as camel, deer, alpaca, antelope, cattle, sheep, etc. to eat, the concrete steps are:
firstly, selecting honeysuckle more than 2 meters of cut sections into sections with the length of about 10 centimeters, and kneading the cut sections;
step two, uniformly mixing the kneaded forage with an aerobic leavening agent, wherein the mixing ratio of the leavening agent to fresh honeysuckle is 1:1000, and the mixing ratio of the leavening agent to dried honeysuckle is 1:400, wherein the leavening agent is the aerobic leavening agent, and the components of the aerobic leavening agent include but are not limited to bacillus, ferment bacteria, trichoderma, photosynthetic bacteria, saccharomycetes, lactic acid bacteria and biological enzyme metabolites thereof, secretory exoenzyme, cellulolytic enzyme, trace elements such as iron, zinc, calcium, phosphorus and the like which are required by animals;
wherein the aerobic leaven can degrade crude fiber of the stems and leaves of the honeysuckle to 21.5 percent in about 10 hours, crude protein is improved by 4 to 5 percent, the crude protein of the pure grass leavening material reaches 16.1 percent, the total amount of amino acid reaches 9.87 percent, iron 659mg/kg, zinc 128mg/kg, phosphorus 2940mg/kg, calcium 2174mg/kg, magnesium 1934mg/kg, potassium 4003mg/kg, vitamin B6 mg/kg and vitamin D0.0622 mg/kg;
the digestibility of dry matters in the biological fermentation feed is improved by 30-35%, the feed palatability is better, the feed intake rate reaches 98%, and the feed cost is reduced by 40-50%;
and step three, when the special feed factory produces the fodder, the mixed fodder can be fed into a fermentation tank by using a conveyor belt for fermentation. When the temperature of the materials in the fermentation tank reaches 41 ℃, the fermentation tank can be automatically aerated with oxygen and stirred, and the temperature of the materials is reduced, so that the temperature of the materials in the fermentation tank is always kept at about 40 ℃. The fermented forage can be taken out of the tank after about 8 hours. The fermented material is transferred to a drum dryer by a conveyor belt and dried at a temperature of 40 ℃. At the moment, the pure grass biological fermentation material of the honeysuckle is green and is also called a biological fermentation base material, and can be packed and sold to breeding enterprises, breeding specialized households or farmers. They can prepare the feed according to different breeding varieties. Can also be prepared into a feed which is fermented by grass instead of grains according to the actual needs of feed enterprises and sold. The biological fermentation feed has good color and low cost, and has the advantages that the biological fermentation feed is incomparable with any conventional grain feed;
when the farm, the professional raiser and the farmer are in self production, the uniformly mixed forage can be piled into a trapezoidal stack with the height of 1 meter, the top width of 1 meter, the bottom width of 1.5 meters and unlimited length. Slightly patted but kept loose, and holes are punched in the top of the stack to the bottom, with as many holes as possible. The grass stacks are covered with cloth or film for heat preservation and moisture preservation, thermometers are inserted in the grass stacks, the humidity of the grass materials is kept at 60-62%, and the standard can be reached when the groove materials are tightly held by hands during judgment, and the water drops cannot be formed. When the temperature of the material reaches 41 ℃, the material is turned. The requirements are that the upper part of the stack is turned to the lower part, the lower part is turned to the top of the stack, the surface layer of the stack is turned to the inner part, the inner part is turned to the surface layer, and the stack is piled again. Repeating the action according to the temperature condition. Fermenting in summer for 8-10 hr and fermenting in winter for 22-24 hr. The fresh fermented material can be fed to ruminant after being added with feed.
The application and the effect are illustrated by taking pig raising as an example: pigs are animals whose digestive tract is fermented after single stomach omnivore. The main functions of the cecum and the forecolon can digest green feed, and the peristalsis of the large intestine can be accelerated by feeding the biological fermented feed of the honeysuckle. The time for which part of chyme is retained in the large intestine becomes long, and the digestibility of food becomes high. By using the grass to replace the grain biological fermentation feed and adding a small amount of feed grains for raising pigs for 4 years, the feed grains can be saved by more than 50 percent, and the breeding cost is greatly reduced. The pigs never get sick, wherein the milk amount of the sows is enough, and the piglets are healthy and active. No disease or death accident occurs. The pork has the advantages of excellent quality, bright red color, large specific gravity of pork quality and high market price, which is about 10 yuan higher than that of feed pigs per jin, and the price sold to Shanghai is doubled.
Example 2
Referring to fig. 2, the present invention provides a technical solution: a method for producing biological fermentation feed by using grass to replace grain, the feed uses honeysuckle as main raw material, the prepared biological fermentation feed for monogastric omniac mainly provides monogastric omniac such as pigs, chickens, ducks, geese, fishes and the like, the specific steps are:
step one, selecting 1-1.2 m of honeysuckle to carry out ultrafine grinding;
step two, uniformly mixing the superfine crushed forage with an aerobic type leavening agent, wherein the mixing ratio of the leavening agent to fresh honeysuckle is 1:1000, and the mixing ratio of the leavening agent to dried honeysuckle is 1:400, wherein the leavening agent is the aerobic type leavening agent, and the components of the aerobic type leavening agent comprise but are not limited to bacillus, ferment bacteria, trichoderma, photosynthetic bacteria, saccharomycetes, lactic acid bacteria and biological enzyme metabolites thereof, secretory exoenzyme, cellulolytic enzyme, trace elements such as iron, zinc, calcium, phosphorus and the like which are required by animals;
wherein the aerobic leaven can degrade crude fiber of the stems and leaves of the honeysuckle to 15 percent in about 10 hours, the crude protein is improved by 4 to 5 percent, the crude protein of the pure grass leavening material reaches 16.1 percent, the total amount of amino acid reaches 9.87 percent, the iron reaches 659mg/kg, the zinc reaches 128mg/kg, the phosphorus reaches 2940mg/kg, the calcium reaches 2174mg/kg, the magnesium reaches 1934mg/kg, the potassium reaches 4003mg/kg, the vitamin B reaches 6mg/kg, and the vitamin D reaches 0.0622 mg/kg;
the digestibility of dry matters in the biological fermentation feed is improved by 30-35%, the feed palatability is better, the feed intake rate reaches 98%, and the feed cost is reduced by 40-50%;
and step three, when the special feed factory produces the fodder, the mixed fodder can be fed into a fermentation tank by using a conveyor belt for fermentation. When the temperature of the materials in the fermentation tank reaches 41 ℃, the fermentation tank can be automatically aerated with oxygen and stirred, and the temperature of the materials is reduced, so that the temperature of the materials in the fermentation tank is always kept at about 40 ℃. The fermented forage can be taken out of the tank after about 8 hours. The fermented material is transferred to a drum dryer by a conveyor belt and dried at a temperature of 40 ℃. At the moment, the pure grass biological fermentation material of the honeysuckle is green and is also called a biological fermentation base material, and can be packed and sold to breeding enterprises, breeding specialized households or farmers. They can prepare the feed according to different breeding varieties. Can also be prepared into a feed which is fermented by grass instead of grains according to the actual needs of feed enterprises and sold. The biological fermentation feed has good color and low cost, and has the advantages that the biological fermentation feed is incomparable with any conventional grain feed;
when the farm, the professional raiser and the farmer are in self production, the uniformly mixed forage can be piled into a trapezoidal stack with the height of 1 meter, the top width of 1 meter, the bottom width of 1.5 meters and unlimited length. Slightly patted but kept loose, and holes are punched in the top of the stack to the bottom, with as many holes as possible. The grass stacks are covered with cloth or film for heat preservation and moisture preservation, thermometers are inserted in the grass stacks, the humidity of the grass materials is kept at 60-62%, and the standard can be reached when the groove materials are tightly held by hands during judgment, and the water drops cannot be formed. When the temperature of the material reaches 41 ℃, the material is turned. The requirements are that the upper part of the stack is turned to the lower part, the lower part is turned to the top of the stack, the surface layer of the stack is turned to the inner part, the inner part is turned to the surface layer, and the stack is piled again. Repeating the action according to the temperature condition. Fermenting in summer for 8-10 hr and fermenting in winter for 22-24 hr. The fresh fermented material can be added with feedstuff to feed monogastric omnivorous animals.
In practice, aiming at the feeding of sows, the milk amount is increased after 5-6 jin of fresh fermented forage or 1.2 jin of dry fermented forage, 1 jin of corn flour and 0.3 jin of fine powder bran are mixed and fed by multiple adjustment attempts;
aiming at the raising of pigs with the weight of 50-100 jin, 3 jin of fresh fermented forage or 0.3 jin of dry fermented forage, 0.8 jin of corn flour and 0.2 jin of fried soybean flour are used, and the weight of the pigs can be 0.6-0.7 jin each day;
aiming at raising big pigs with the weight of more than 100 jin, 5-6 jin of fresh fermented forage or 1.2 jin of dry fermented forage, 1 jin of corn flour and 0.3 jin of fried soybean meal are used, 0.8 jin of soybean meal is added in one month before the pigs are killed, and the average gross weight is 1 jin each day;
the feeding effect is better when the mixed feed is mixed into a porridge state by adding water after being prepared;
the beef cattle is fed with the biological fermentation material, 1-1.5 jin of feed is saved every day on average, and the daily gain is 2 kg;
the biologically fermented feed is used for feeding sheep, and feed grains are saved by 50% every day on average;
the biological fermentation feed is used for feeding the dairy cows, so that the milk yield of the dairy cows can be improved by 15-20%;
feeding the chickens with the biological fermentation feed, saving feed grains by 80% on average every day, and feeding 2 batches each year;
feeding geese with the biological fermentation material, saving feed grains by 80% on average every day, and marketing 3-4 batches every year;
the biological fermentation feed is used for feeding the broiler chickens, and feed grains are saved by 20-30% every day.
Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made in these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined in the appended claims and their equivalents.
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1. A method for producing biological fermentation feed by using grass instead of grain is characterized in that: the feed takes the honeysuckle as a main raw material, the honeysuckle is pretreated and then mixed with a leavening agent for fermentation to obtain a finished product, and the two types of biological fermentation feeds are respectively a biological fermentation feed for ruminants and a biological fermentation feed for monogastric omnivores.
2. The mixing ratio of the fermentation agent to the fresh honeysuckle is 1:1000, and the mixing ratio of the fermentation agent to the dried honeysuckle is 1: 400.
3. The method of claim 1 for producing biofermented feed from grass substitute, comprising: the raw material pretreatment method of the biological fermentation feed for the ruminants is to select the silvergrass cut sections with the height of more than 2 meters for kneading.
4. The method of claim 1 for producing biofermented feed from grass substitute, comprising: the raw material pretreatment method of the biological fermentation feed for the monogastric omnivorous animals is to select 1-1.2 m-high honeysuckle to carry out ultrafine grinding.
5. The method of claim 1 for producing biofermented feed from grass substitute, comprising: the leaven is an aerobic leaven, and comprises the components of but not limited to spore bacteria, ferment bacteria, trichoderma, photosynthetic bacteria, saccharomycetes, lactic acid bacteria and biological enzyme metabolites thereof, secretory exoenzyme, cellulolytic enzyme and trace elements of iron, zinc, calcium and phosphorus necessary for animals.
6. The method of claim 1 for producing biofermented feed from grass substitute, comprising: the pretreated honeysuckle and the leaven are evenly mixed and then fermented for 8 to 10 hours at the temperature of 40 ℃, and the fermentation is finished.
7. The method of claim 1 for producing biofermented feed from grass substitute, comprising: the pretreated honeysuckle and the leaven are uniformly mixed and then stacked into a ladder-shaped grass stack, the top of the grass stack is provided with a hole penetrating to the bottom, the grass stack is covered with a cloth or a film for heat preservation and moisture preservation, a thermometer is inserted into the grass stack, when the temperature reaches 41 ℃, the grass stack is turned over and stacked again to form the grass stack, the fermentation is completed in 8-10 hours in summer, and the fermentation is completed in 22-24 hours in winter.
8. The method of claim 1, 4 or 5 for producing biofermented feed from grass meal, wherein the method comprises the steps of: and drying and bagging the fermented material after fermentation at 40 ℃, wherein the dried product is green.
9. The application of the biological fermentation feed for the ruminants produced by grass instead of grain in the breeding industry is characterized in that: the biological fermented feed for the ruminants is mainly used for the ruminants to eat, and comprises, but is not limited to, camels, deer, alpacas, antelopes, cattle and sheep.
10. The application of the biological fermentation feed for monogastric omnivorous animals produced by grass instead of grain in the breeding industry is characterized in that: the biological fermentation feed for the monogastric omnivorous animals is mainly used for monogastric omnivorous animals to eat, including but not limited to pigs, chickens, ducks, geese and fishes.
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