鸽子粪要经过这样的加工才能喂猪（Pigeon droppings have to be processed like this to feed the pigs）.doc

鸽子粪要经过这样的加工才能喂猪（Pigeon droppings have to be processed like this to feed the pigs） As the scale of breeding, pigeon droppings use value is bigger and bigger, and processed the pigeon droppings feed nutrient composition of no less than other types of livestock manure, on the other hand, pigeon droppings feed feed livestock and poultry and prevention of certain diseases. But must have a temperature, fermentation temperature fermentation pace in both winter and summer is fast, the best fermentation temperature in 25 to 32 °, anaerobic fermentation strains of vaccination. The processing technology of pigeon faeces is introduced as follows: 1. Dry. (1) the ground is dry. Pigeon droppings can be isolated or mixed with a certain amount of wheat bran (about 20%). They are spread in a sunny and clean place to prevent rain. After drying, it can be kept for use. Notice that the water is below 14%. (2) the canopy is dry. Lay the pigeon droppings on the floor of the plastic canopy, about 2 cm thick, until dry. 2. Silage. Pigeon droppings, 65% grass meal 20%, bran 15%, keep the moisture around 60% (by hand clenched without water), into the plastic bag can carry 100 ~ 200 kg per bag () compaction and sealing, no dead Angle, no leakage, no leaking. It can be used after 4 ~ 8 weeks. Chemical treatment. The chemical treatment of pigeon droppings should be collected as early as possible, with 39 per cent of formaldehyde (formalin), and the addition of formalin to seven thousandths of dried pigeon droppings. Mix well and place for 3 hours. In addition to other functions, chemical treatment also reduces protein solubility and improves protein utilization. 4. Rational use. Processed pigeon manure can be used to feed pigs, cattle, sheep, ducks, etc. When adding, it is necessary to gradually increase the proportion of the first five days, and increase the proportion by 5% every three to five days, till 10% ~ 20%. When feeding the duck, it can be sprinkled on the ground to feed the duck, and