Optimizing sugarcane branch as a new resource for animal feed in Iran

Published 2021년 10월 6일

Tridge summary

Technology activists have developed a method to produce processed animal feed from sugarcane branches, providing a new source of livestock feed and solving the problem of fodder shortage. The sugarcane branch, which makes up 25% of total sugarcane production, has a good nutritional value and can be increased by processing with organic and chemical substances. The project was supported by the Water, Drought, Erosion and Environment Technology Development Working Group of the Vice President for Science and Technology and was implemented in Khuzestan province.
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Original content

According to ISNA, the production of processed animal feed from the sugarcane branch is something that these technology activists did to make a new source of livestock feed available. The importance of this work is due to the conditions of fodder shortage, poor pastures and limited access to fertile soil and water resources. Every year, a significant amount of agricultural residue is produced in the country; A rich resource that can provide basic feed for livestock. Sugarcane residues including twigs, peat, bagasse and molasses are one of these agricultural wastes that were used in a project as a new source for animal feed production. These residues remain on the ground after harvest and prevent tillage operations. This is a big problem in sugarcane cultivation. Many of these wastes are incinerated, which in turn causes environmental problems; But with this technological solution, in addition to solving these problems, a new source for animal feed was also produced. The sugarcane ...
Source: Isna

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