Hydroponic green forage an alternative for feeding animals of zootechnical interest on a small and medium scale

Santiago Aguiar, C. Fernández, Mishel Cujilema
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. The cost of feeding represents the largest item in the production of animals of zootechnical interest, in this sense, recent research has focused on the use of alternative foods that can compete with conventional raw materials in quantity, quality and price. The objective of this work was to analyze scientific information on the current situation of the use of hydroponic green forage for feeding animals of zootechnical interest on a small and medium scale. The present investigation was exploratory and was based on an updated bibliographic compilation. The introduction of hydroponic green forage of sorghum, corn, wheat and barley in the diet of pigs, poultry, rabbits, guinea pigs, allows to reduce the cost of feeding, it is easy to produce, it is grown all year round, it requires little space, it presents high nutrient utilization coefficients. In addition, it allows to achieve a significant increase in the increase of weight, consumption, weight gain and feed conversion of the animals. The production of hydroponic green forage is an easy technique to apply and does not require a high initial investment for its implementation in the feeding systems for animals in small and medium scale farms.
水培绿色草料是一种替代饲料动物技术的兴趣在中小型规模
。饲养成本是动物技术生产中最大的一项,从这个意义上说,最近的研究集中在使用可在数量、质量和价格上与传统原料竞争的替代食品。这项工作的目的是分析目前使用水培绿色饲料喂养中小型动物技术兴趣的科学信息。目前的调查是探索性的,并以最新的书目汇编为基础。在猪、禽、兔、豚鼠的饲粮中引入高粱、玉米、小麦、大麦等水培绿色饲料,可以降低饲养成本,易于生产,全年种植,占地面积小,养分利用系数高。此外,它可以显著提高动物的增重、消耗、增重和饲料转化率。水培绿色草料的生产是一种易于应用的技术,并且在中小型农场的动物饲养系统中实施时不需要很高的初始投资。
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