Key Technical Points and Methods of Raising Chickens with Distiller's Grains

AbstractThe main technology of raising chickens with distiller's grains is the preparation of distiller's grains. The materials for fermenting distiller's grains include corn flour, tofu residue, swill, coarse bran, etc. The bacterial liquid and materials are fermented at a ratio of 1:200. After thorough stirring, they are placed in a sterilized container. After sealing, it is placed in a place without sunlight. Fermentation takes about 3~5 days to complete. Fermented distiller's grains are suitable for feeding every day and can promote the chickens' appetite. After dilution, the distiller's grains liquid can be used to deodorize the chicken coop. Water and bacterial liquid at 30:1 will do.

Raising chickens with distiller's grains is a relatively commonly used supplementary feed for chicken raising at present. Regarding the technology, from the early materials for the distiller's grains to the handling of the fermentation container, this process cannot be ignored. During fermentation, attention should be paid to controlling the storage location and time. Finally, distiller's grains can be used in chicken feed and can also serve to ferment chicken manure and disinfect the chicken coop.

1. There are many kinds of materials for fermenting distiller's grains. The more common materials include corn flour, tofu residue, swill, coarse bran, etc. The fermentation ratio of bacterial liquid and materials is generally more suitable at 1:200.

2. When preparing to ferment, thorough stirring is required for faster fermentation. The fermentation container must be sterilized. This is a relatively key step, and the sealing technique must also be done well.

3. The fermentation process requires about 3~5 days, and it is better to place it in a place without sunlight, because too high a temperature easily kills the bacterial colonies in the fermentation container.

4. Because fermented distiller's grains can promote the enhancement of chickens' appetite and also help chickens digest, they can be fed in an appropriate amount every day. However, the feeding ratio must be noted. Generally, 500 kg of distiller's grains is paired with 50~100 jin of feed.

5. If you want to use distiller's grains to ferment chicken manure, you can use the liquid of the distiller's grains for fermentation. The ratio of bacterial liquid to chicken manure is also more suitable at 1:200, and it also needs to be sealed for better fermentation.

6. In order to save costs, distiller's grains liquid can be used to deodorize the chicken coop, but it must be diluted before use. Water and bacterial liquid at 30:1 will do.