Chicken manure can be fermented into good feed

Chicken manure can be fermented into good feed

With the rapid development of animal husbandry, foreign chicken manure has been treated as a commodity feed for sale. In Japan, patents have been reported on the use of chicken manure in deodorizing and sterilizing pigs. Israel has widely used chicken manure to feed cattle, and Germany and the United States generally use 20% to 30% of manure fermentation feeds in combination with oats and corn meal to feed cattle and sheep. In Japan, 20% of feed consumption in the whole year is chicken manure feed, and Canada's annual consumption of chicken manure feed is more than 10,000 tons...

Because the chicken’s intestines are short, the food stays in the intestine for a short period of time. The nutrients in the feed that is eaten generally can only absorb about 30%, and most of them are excreted through the rectum. Therefore, the nutritional value of chicken manure is extremely high. The nutrients contained in chicken manure vary depending on the feed intake of the chicken. Generally speaking, there is 13.4 to 18.8 kJ of total energy in the dry matter per kilogram of chicken manure. Comparison of various amino acids in chicken manure In the balance, 5.4 g of lysine, 1.8 g of cystine, and 5.3 g of threonine per kilogram of dried chicken manure contained more than corn, sorghum, soybean cake, and cottonseed. One year's feces of 1,000 chickens is equivalent to the crude protein content of 25 tons of peas. In addition, there are B vitamins, especially vitamin B12, and various trace elements. The dry matter in chicken manure accounts for 31% to 33% of the crude protein, of which more than half is non-protein nitrogen such as uric acid, urea, creatine, ammonia, etc., as well as crude fibers and crude fiber contained in chicken manure itself. Therefore, chicken manure is a good feed for livestock, poultry and fish. However, chicken manure contains parasite eggs and some toxic substances and pathogens, which will cause serious harm to humans and livestock. Therefore, it is not possible to directly feed raw chicken manure, and the chicken manure needs to be sealed and fermented with the Golden Retriever Type II feed starter so that raw chicken manure can be turned into a non-toxic and nutrient-rich feed.