Preparation method of sweet sorghum stretch film-wrapped silage for dairy cow feeding
A technology of silage and production method, which is applied in the direction of animal feed, animal feed, application, etc., can solve the problems of single nutrient composition of silage, difficulty in accurately grasping the supply amount, and uneven moisture content, so as to achieve clearly visible leaf veins and improve Anti-heat stress ability, effect of alleviating heat stress response
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[0021] A method for making silage wrapped with sweet sorghum stretch film for dairy cow feeding, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0022] (1) The content of active lactic acid bacteria is 1×10 10 Cfu / gram of lactic acid bacteria powder is dissolved in sucrose water, stirred evenly and then activated for 2 hours to obtain activated lactic acid bacteria liquid, the mass percent concentration of sucrose water is 10%, and the mass ratio of lactic acid bacteria to sucrose water is 1:180.
[0023] (2) Harvest the sweet sorghum at the heading stage, the whole plant corn at the end of milk ripening stage, the whole pearl soybean at the bulging stage, and marigolds in the air until the moisture content is 60%, then cut into sections, and cut into small sections with a length of 1cm, and mix them evenly A mixed raw material is obtained, in which the mass percentages of sweet sorghum are 40%, whole-plant corn 35%, whole-plant soybean 22%, and marigold 3%-5%.
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Embodiment 2
[0028] A method for making silage wrapped with sweet sorghum stretch film for dairy cow feeding, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0029] (1) The content of active lactic acid bacteria is 1×10 10 Cfu / gram of lactic acid bacteria powder is dissolved in sucrose water, stirred evenly and then activated for 4 hours to obtain activated lactic acid bacteria liquid, the mass percent concentration of sucrose water is 12%, and the mass ratio of lactic acid bacteria to sucrose water is 1:180.
[0030] (2) Harvest the sweet sorghum at the heading stage, the whole plant corn at the end of milk ripening stage, the whole pearl soybean at the bulging stage, and marigolds in the air until the moisture content is 70%, then cut into sections, cut into small sections with a length of 2cm, and mix evenly A mixed raw material is obtained, in which the mass percentage of sweet sorghum is 50%, whole plant corn 25%, whole plant soybean 20%, and marigold 5%.
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Embodiment 3
[0035] A method for making silage wrapped with sweet sorghum stretch film for dairy cow feeding, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0036] (1) The content of active lactic acid bacteria is 1×10 10 Cfu / gram of lactic acid bacteria powder was dissolved in sucrose water, stirred evenly and then activated for 3 hours to obtain activated lactic acid bacteria liquid, the mass percent concentration of sucrose water was 11%, and the mass ratio of lactic acid bacteria to sucrose water was 1:180.
[0037] (2) Harvest the sweet sorghum at the earing stage, the whole plant corn at the end of milk ripening stage, the full pearl soybean at the bulging stage, and marigolds in the air until the moisture content is 65%, and then cut into sections, and the length of the cut sections is 3cm (too long) small sections, mixed evenly to obtain mixed raw materials, in which the mass percent of sweet sorghum, whole plant corn 30%, whole plant soybean 20%, and marigold 4%.
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