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Mixed feed for feeding yellow mealworms

A technology of mixed feed and Tenebrio molitor, applied in the field of agricultural product breeding, can solve problems such as insufficient research, and achieve the effects of improving the utilization rate and reducing the cost of breeding

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-12-26
YANAN UNIV
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Problems solved by technology

The growth of animals is greatly affected by the type of feed, but the research on feeding Tenebrio molitor with fermented corn stalks is not deep enough.

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Embodiment 1

[0023] A mixed feed for feeding Tenebrio molitor, which is formed by mixing wheat bran, corn and corn stalks, wherein the corn stalks are crushed in advance and processed through fermentation, specifically, the corn stalks are pre-pulverized with an agricultural grinder. The straw is crushed and then fermented by alkali treatment.

[0024] Among them, the above-mentioned feed can ferment corn stalks and mix them with wheat bran and corn to feed Tenebrio molitor, which not only reduces the cost of breeding, but also converts cellulose into protein for human consumption. to great effect.

Embodiment 2

[0026] A mixed feed for raising Tenebrio molitor, which is formed by mixing wheat bran, corn and corn stalks, wherein the corn stalks are crushed in advance and subjected to fermentation treatment, wherein green fodder is added to the mixed feed, and the green fodder The proportion of the total feed is 5% (weight).

[0027] Wherein, the green feed selects non-irritating green vegetable leaves.

[0028] In this embodiment, green fodder is added to the feed, thereby accelerating the weight growth of Tenebrio molitor larvae, making the growth rate turning point appear earlier, shortening the growth cycle, saving feed and reducing breeding costs in production practice.

Embodiment 3

[0030] A mixed feed for feeding Tenebrio molitor, which is formed by mixing wheat bran, corn and corn stalks, wherein the corn stalks are crushed in advance and processed through fermentation, wherein the ratio of the wheat bran, corn and corn stalks is: 49.17%, 34.17% and 16.67% by weight.

[0031] Wherein, in a more preferred solution, green fodder is added to the mixed feed, and the ratio of the green fodder to the total feed is 5% (by weight).

[0032] In the present embodiment, the mixed feed has the optimal technical advantage of accelerating the weight growth of Tenebrio molitor larvae; and, after adding green feed, the turning point of growth rate can be made to appear early on the basis of the above, shortening the growth cycle, and improving the growth rate in production. In practice, feed can be saved and the cost of breeding can be reduced.

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Abstract

The invention discloses mixed feed for feeding yellow mealworms. The mixed feed is formed by wheat bran, corn and corn straws through the mixing, wherein the corn straws are crushed in advance and are subjected to fermentation treatment. After the adoption of the scheme, the corn straws are fermented, wheat bran and corn are mixed for feeding the yellow mealworms, the culture cost is reduced, the cellulose can also be converted into protein for people to eat, the great effect is realized in the aspect of solving the problems of grain and environment pollution, and in addition, in the optimized embodiment, the corn straw utilization rate can also be improved by the feed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a mixed feed, in particular to a mixed feed for raising Tenebrio molitor, and belongs to the technical field of farming of agricultural products. Background technique [0002] Tenebrio molitor L., also known as bread worm, belongs to the genus Coleoptera and is a resource insect with very broad prospects. Because it is rich in protein and various amino acids, people use it as fresh bait and protein feed additive for special livestock and poultry breeding. According to the analysis of the nutritional components of Tenebrio molitor, it shows that its protein content, fat content and unsaturated fatty acid content in fat are all high, and the amino acid composition is reasonable and rich in various vitamins and beneficial trace elements, so it is listed as excellent animal nutrition. As a health product, it can also be used as a raw material for extracting high protein and chitin, and as a new insect food, known as the "treasure ...

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IPC IPC(8): A23K1/18A23K1/14
CPCY02P60/87
Inventor 徐世才
Owner YANAN UNIV
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