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Feeding Cashmere Goats with Straw Biofeed
In order to solve the problem of raising the feed of captive cashmere goats and improving feed utilization, we used Shennong Biofeed Fermenting Agent to ferment corn stalks and successfully fed the cashmere goats. Corn stalks are fed to sheep without processing, and sheep can only eat leaves. The utilization rate of straw is only 25%. The corn straw is treated by a silkworm machine and fermented by a feed starter, and the utilization rate can reach 90%, and the utilization rate is greatly improved. It can not only reduce the cost of raising sheep, but also increase the number of sheep and effectively solve the forage problem of captive goats. The specific method is as follows. 1. Equipment and tools Straw silking machine or rake, large cylinders, large plastic bags, shovels, rakes, watering cans, etc. 2. The raw materials are silked or chopped (0.5-1.0 cm) of corn stalks, sugar, salt, urea, biological feed starters, accelerants, cornmeal, water and the like. 3. For feed production, first dissolve 0.5 kg of sugar in 2 kg of 30°C warm water, mix thoroughly with 50 g of starter, and let it stand for 1-2 hours. To maintain the temperature, place the mixture on a hot plate. Then add 50 grams of accelerator, 150 grams of salt, and 250 grams of urea into 5 kg of warm water at about 30°C. After dissolving, put it in a large tank together with a well-activated starter, and weigh about 110 kg of water. liquid. The prepared fermentation broth was uniformly sprayed on 50 kg of straw material, and the humidity was suitable to be dripped with a hand grip. The bagging is carried out on the side, and a layer of cornmeal is removed every 15 to 20 cm. Finally, the plastic bag is sealed and anaerobic fermentation is performed. Prevent leakage of plastic bags, or fermentation failure. In 15 °C -20 °C, 5 days to feed; 10 °C ~ 15 °C conditions, 7 days after feeding. The well-fermented feed is light yellow and has a scent of wine. 4. Feeding methods are not very adaptable to start feeding sheep, especially lambs. At this time, a little straw feed was added to the concentrate to feed the sheep, gradually increased, and normal feed intake could be achieved after 10 days. Each sheep is fed 2-3 kilograms a day and cannot give too much weight. At the same time, attention should be paid to the fact that the feed cannot be fermented (over-fired). After each withdrawal, the bags should be resealed.