The revolutionary grass feeds the pig many benefits
Revolutionary grass, also known as water peanuts, hollow lotus seed grass. Origin Brazil, introduced to China in 1930. The revolutionary grass grows fast and is easy to survive. Each knot can develop into a revolutionary grass. It can grow on land in water, especially in water. The stems and leaves are densely and vertically distributed and cover the ground. They seriously affect fishery production in ponds and lakes; they grow in ditches, affect irrigation in farmland, and block rivers during flood seasons, threatening the safety of embankments and bridges. Eradication of revolutionary grass, the effectiveness of chemical drugs to kill and mechanical weeding is minimal, and soon the revolutionary grasses will be lush and overwhelming. Feeding pigs with revolutionary grass is one of the most lasting and effective ways to control revolutionary grass. The revolutionary grass is a high-quality green-feeding crop, and cattle, sheep and pigs both prefer to eat. The revolutionary grass has high nutritional value. Although the winter revolutionary grasses have stopped growing, the stems are still fresh and can be supplied to livestock and poultry for the whole year. The poultry revolutionary grass should be chosen from revolutionary grasses that grow in unpolluted waters. Revolutionary grasses that have fish growth areas are safe. At the same time, fishes are active in the revolutionary grasses, and they can ingest harmful living organisms, such as the snails, to prevent live pigs from eating. Water grasses infest parasites. The five groups of pig farms in Huangyang, Puyang Town, used the revolutionary grass to feed more than 40 sows five years ago, and each sow fed about 10 pounds a day. The revolutionary grass can be fed whole, first to feed the revolutionary grass, and then to feed the concentrate. As long as it is not overdose, it is generally not left over. In order to prevent fecal contamination of the remaining revolutionary grass from spreading to the surface of the water and farmland, fresh manure should be subjected to biogas fermentation and other treatments. Unprocessed manure should not be directly applied to surface farmland. Feeding aquatic pigs, such as revolutionary grass, should remove the internal parasites every two months. Feeding the revolutionary grass provides the pig with a lot of vitamins and dietary fiber, but also provides the pig with a certain amount of energy and protein nutrition, and improves the disease immunity of pigs. It saves fine material and saves about 500 pounds of refined material per sow. Large amounts of sows fed with green fodder such as revolutionary grasses have high fertility. Piglets have a marked decrease in daylight during the lactation period, and piglets have a high survival rate. Feeding fattening pigs with revolutionary grasses can greatly save concentrates and produce high quality pork products. Feeding pigs with water and straw, the pigs grow slowly and have more laborers. A single breeder can only feed 30 to 40 fattening pigs. Generally, eight months of finishing pigs can reach more than 200 pounds and more than 300 pounds for 12 months of age. Feeding pigs with water to save the fine material, good pork quality, bright red lean meat, delicious meat. During the contracting period, the Huangqiao Fifth Group farms consumed 3,000 to 5,000 kilograms of revolutionary grass every year, effectively controlling the damage of revolutionary grasses in the surrounding 100 acres of fish ponds, and maintaining the smooth flow of the Sanjiaqu Mengjiagang section. China Extract Powder For Use As Dietary Supplement Extract Powder, Extract Powder Manufacturer Shaanxi Kang New Pharmaceutical co., Ltd. , https://www.bio-pharmacies.com