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r = nutritional content of distiller's grains
Distillers grains are a by-product of the brewing industry. Distillers grains are rich in yeast, glyceryl alanine, cellulose, protein, crude fat, ash, vitamins and energy, linoleic acid and many unknowns. Growth factors, etc. Therefore, distillers grains are a better cheap, high-quality beef cattle feed. The nutritional value of distiller's grains varies depending on the type of raw materials. Distillers grains vary depending on the raw materials and processing techniques used. Nutrient content varies greatly. The dry matter of distiller's grains made from corn, sorghum, and potatoes contains crude protein % - % crude fiber % - % The dry matter of distiller's grains made from corn contains crude protein. %-． % crude fat. %-． % crude fiber. %~． % Nitrogen-free leachate.%-. % ash content. %-. %calcium. %-. %phosphorus. %-. % The protein, crude fiber, fat, vitamin and mineral contents of brewer's grains are similar to those of brewing cereals. The crude protein content accounts for %-% crude fat %-% of the weight of the substance. Linoleic acid%. Fluoride-free %-% crude fiber %-%, high phosphorus content and lysine content in beer yeast. %Methionine. % and tryptophan. %. In addition, there are also fruit wine lees (wine, apple cider, plum wine, strawberry wine, peach wine, loquat wine, bayberry wine) with low alcohol content, many types, strong fragrance and high nutritional value (rich in vitamins and amino acids needed for growth). , mulberry wine and other distiller's grains) are also good feed ingredients for cattle.
In recent years, feeding fermented distiller's grains to cattle has been an effective method to reduce the cost of breeding feed. The safe, ecological and green fermentation method of probiotic fermented distiller's grains is favored by farmers.
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. Monthly age ~ Monthly age: The diet is matched with the amount of fermented distiller's grains per kilogram of body weight, kilograms of green (rough) feed, kilograms of supplementary concentrated feed. kilograms. . Monthly age to slaughter: The amount of fermented distiller's grains per kilogram of body weight, the amount of fermented distillers' grains, kilograms of green (rough) feed, kilograms of supplementary concentrate feed, kilograms.
r = Recommended feeding and management techniques for cattle fed distiller's grains
. When a few cattle are not adapted to feeding fermented distiller's grains at the beginning, a gradual training method should be adopted from less to more until the cattle are completely adapted. At the beginning, because cattle do not like to eat fermented distiller's grains, they are only fed a small amount of hay and roughage. After half a month, the fermented distiller's grains are gradually increased and the amount of hay is reduced. In the middle period of fattening, the amount of fermented distillers' grains can reach -kg/day. A small amount of concentrate and good palatability feed can ensure good appetite. The distiller's grains used every day are taken out from the cellar and mixed with concentrated feed, and then fed twice a day. After the cattle have finished eating the fermented distiller's grains and concentrated feed, green (coarse) feed is added for one hour, and then sufficient clean drinking water is fed.
. Take the fermented distiller's grains now, mix them and feed them immediately. Do not mix the feed for multiple days at one time. Do not feed moldy and spoiled distillers' grains. If the freshly fermented distillers' grains are purchased from the winery, do not feed too much at one time to prevent cattle alcohol. Exceeded.
.Before feeding feed, carefully check whether there is any residual feed in the feeding trough. If there is, the residual feed must be cleaned up before feeding new feed to avoid deterioration of feed that may cause diarrhea and other gastrointestinal diseases in cattle.
When feeding feed, pay attention to pick out impurities in the feed such as plastic wire, stones, iron wire, plastic bag residue, cinders, etc. to avoid stabbing the cow's stomach and affecting the cow's rumination.
. The time for feeding feed regularly and quantitatively every day should be basically the same and should not differ by more than an hour from the time of the previous day so as not to disrupt the cattle's conditioned reflex of eating.
.Brush the cow’s skin regularly to increase blood circulation and reduce the occurrence of skin diseases.
.Clean cow feces regularly and flush the cowshed as little as possible in winter to give the cows a clean and dry environment. Keep warm in winter and prevent heatstroke in summer.
When using fermented distiller's grains in winter, the frozen distiller's grains should be taken into a warm house and melted. It is strictly forbidden to feed frozen distillers' grains directly to cattle. This will cause serious rumen diseases in beef cattle. Such as slow stomach, bloody stool, etc.
In summer and autumn, the distiller's grains should be immediately put into the cellar or sealed in a large plastic bag after being transported back. The distiller's grains will deteriorate if left outside for three days in summer. This deteriorated distillers' grains will cause great damage to beef cattle. Resolutely discard it and cannot use it.