When talking about the three words of the pig farm, in addition to the dirty pigs in our minds, it is the unpleasant smell of bad smell. Many pig-raising friends are inevitably waiting for pig farms. There will also be a smell of pig farms. Is there any way to remove the smell of pig farms? Today, Cherry Girl shares some pigs deodorizing tips to see! NrC China Feed Industry Information Network - based on feed, serving livestock

I had dinner with my friends a few days ago and I had a topic: I would have a unique taste on the farm for a long time on the farm. In the past, the trains that took place all over the country took the train. Usually, they encountered some workers. Some of them would ask a question. Are you raising pigs? In fact, they often stay on the farm because of the poor air quality in the pig shed. This smell will stick to the clothes. NrC China Feed Industry Information Network - based on feed, serving animal husbandry

Today, Cherry Little Girl came to talk with everyone. Is there any good way to stop the smell of the pigs in addition to the daily ventilation? NrC China Feed Industry Information Network - based on feed, serving animal husbandry

The smell of bad smell on the farm is an important issue for many small and medium-sized farms. To reduce the odor of the farm, changing the feed may be an easier and effective way. NrC China Feed Industry Information Network - based on feed, serving animal husbandry

Deodorization and improved feed for pig farms is the key NrC China feed industry information network - based on feed, serving animal husbandry

1, using amino acid balanced feed NrC China feed industry information network - based on feed, serving animal husbandry

Usually we feed the pigs with corn-soybean meal. If the crude protein content of the feed is reduced to 13%, the additional four synthetic amino acids are better. Feeds with multiple amino acids can reduce 28% nitrogen, 43% ammonia and other substances in pig manure compared to standardized feed. NrC China Feed Industry Information Network - based on feed, serving animal husbandry

2. Adding cellulose or oligosaccharide to the feed NrC China Feed Industry Information Network - Based on feed, serving animal husbandry

Compared with the standardized feed, the ammonia in the pig manure produced by adding 5% cellulose in the feed was reduced by 68%; the reduction of total nitrogen in the stored pig manure was reduced by 73% in ammonia nitrogen. Adding 2% oligosaccharide to the feed can reduce total nitrogen by 55% and ammonia nitrogen by 62%. Simultaneous addition of cellulose and oligosaccharides to the feed reduces volatile fatty acids in stored pig manure. NrC China Feed Industry Information Network - based on feed, serving animal husbandry

3, the use of copper oxide and ferric chloride NrC China feed industry information network - based on feed, service animal husbandry

The use of synthetic amino acids and the reduction of sulfur-containing minerals such as copper sulfate and ferric sulfate in actual pig feeds can reduce sulfur-containing odors. NrC China Feed Industry Information Network - based on feed, serving animal husbandry

Most of the mineral sulfate is replaced with copper oxide and ferric chloride. In most crude protein content feeds, when most of the mineral sulfate is replaced, the volatile sulfur compounds are reduced by 49%. The use of feeds containing copper oxide and ferric chloride reduces volatile organic compounds and reduces sulfur compounds by 63% compared to standardized feeds. NrC China Feed Industry Information Network - based on feed, serving animal husbandry