How to quickly fattening pigs that are about to be fattened?

(agricultural get Rich Network) how to quickly fatten pigs that are about to go out? Fattening pigs is very important, which is directly related to the economic benefits of farmers. How can the fattening effect of fattening pigs be improved under the same feeding conditions? Gymboree gives you a good idea! The key is to improve the palatability of pig feed. After crushing the coarse materials such as wheat bran, sweet potato vine, peanut leaves, rice straw, corncob, dregs and chicken manure, which are difficult to feed directly to pigs, add appropriate amount of Gymboree starter to ferment. After glycolysis into a biological grain-saving feed with fragrant smell, moderate sour and sweet, and no deterioration for a long time, the scientific feeding method can not only enhance the adaptability of pigs to biological feed, but also achieve remarkable grain-saving effect. Pigs raised with coarse fermented feed and conventional concentrate should be fed thickly and less frequently, depending on the ambient temperature. It can be properly thickened in summer to meet the water needs of pigs, feed 5 meals a day, prevent dilute belly in winter, increase the frequency of micturition of pigs, and lose heat of pigs; the feeding amount of coarse fermented feed can also be adjusted in time according to the situation of feeding, taking the natural intake of pigs as the degree to prevent aging in the trough from affecting the appetite of pigs. Soak the coarse fermented feed in cold water for a few hours and use a fine steel sieve to filter out fine pulpy scraps to feed suckling piglets, a small amount of fried bean noodles can be added to the feed, and the aroma of bean noodles can promote piglets' appetite. Feed the coarse material in the sieve with concentrate and feed the shelf pig. Adding sugary substances such as cooked vetch skin, carrots, citrus peel and sugar food scraps to the feed of weaned piglets, so that pigs not only like to eat, but also can improve the average daily weight gain of piglets.