Three things to avoid when feeding pigs, pig farmers must remember
The "three things to avoid" in pig feeding
1 Green feed and concentrated feed should not be fed to pigs separately
To achieve the goal of rapid fattening, green feed must be matched with 40% concentrated feed. Concentrated feed is generally commercial complete feed for pigs, and 10% glutinous rice bran can be added to the feed. When feeding, generally feed the concentrated feed first, then the green feed, 4 times a day, and it is best if each feeding is finished within half an hour. Using this method, the daily weight gain is 800 grams.
2 Pelleted feed for pigs should not be mixed with water
Many farmers, when using pelleted feed to feed pigs, still do the same as when feeding various powdered feeds: first add water and mix it into a porridge, and some even mix the feed with boiling water or cook it in a pot. This not only fails to reflect the advantages of pelleted feed, but also destroys the nutrients in the pelleted feed. Pelleted feed is made from complete mixed powder feed pressed by a pellet feed machine. Compared with powder feed, it has the characteristics of good palatability, high digestibility, low disease incidence, large feed intake, fast growth rate of the livestock, and high feed conversion efficiency.
3 Pumpkin leaves should not be fed to pigs
Pumpkin leaf poisoning is actually nitrite poisoning. If the weather has been clear for a long time and then it suddenly rains, the pumpkin vines and leaves absorb a great deal of nitrate and nitrite from the soil and have not yet digested and utilized them. If they are cut at this time to feed pigs, poisoning is likely to occur. Therefore, pumpkin leaves are generally not suitable for feeding pigs.
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To achieve the goal of rapid fattening, green feed must be matched with 40% concentrated feed. Concentrated feed is generally commercial complete feed for pigs, and 10% glutinous rice bran can be added to the feed. When feeding, generally feed the concentrated feed first, then the green feed, 4 times a day, and it is best if each feeding is finished within half an hour. Using this method, the daily weight gain is 800 grams.
2 Pelleted feed for pigs should not be mixed with water
Many farmers, when using pelleted feed to feed pigs, still do the same as when feeding various powdered feeds: first add water and mix it into a porridge, and some even mix the feed with boiling water or cook it in a pot. This not only fails to reflect the advantages of pelleted feed, but also destroys the nutrients in the pelleted feed. Pelleted feed is made from complete mixed powder feed pressed by a pellet feed machine. Compared with powder feed, it has the characteristics of good palatability, high digestibility, low disease incidence, large feed intake, fast growth rate of the livestock, and high feed conversion efficiency.
3 Pumpkin leaves should not be fed to pigs
Pumpkin leaf poisoning is actually nitrite poisoning. If the weather has been clear for a long time and then it suddenly rains, the pumpkin vines and leaves absorb a great deal of nitrate and nitrite from the soil and have not yet digested and utilized them. If they are cut at this time to feed pigs, poisoning is likely to occur. Therefore, pumpkin leaves are generally not suitable for feeding pigs.
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