Влияние различных дозировок адсорбента микотоксинов «Фунгинорм» на продуктивность и конверсию корма молодняка свиней на доращивании

Abstract

У статті представлені дані експериментальних досліджень продуктивності молодняку свиней на дорощуванні при додаванні до основного раціону адсорбенту мікотоксинів «Фунгінорм» у різних концентраціях, що зумовлює підвищення живої маси тіла, середньодобових приростів, зниження конверсії корму на одиницю продукції.

The article presents the data of experimental studies on the productivity of young pigs on the growth when the «Funginorm» mycotoxins are added to the main diet of the experimental adsorbent in different concentrations, indicating a stable increase in the live weight, an average daily increase, and a decrease in the conversion of feed in young pigs during rearing. At present, the investigated adsorbent of mycotoxins «Funginorm» is among the feed additives and adsorbents used. This preparation does not contain living yeast cells, genetically modified products and organisms. In recommended doses, «Funginorm» does not have toxicity. Mycotoxin adsorbent is compatible with all the ingredients of the feed, medicines and feed additives. Contraindications to the use of this adsorbent is not established. Thus, during the entire experiment, the pigs grew the most intensive growth energy on the second and third test groups, which received the adsorbent mycotoxin «Funginorm» in a dose of 3.0 g/kg and 4.0 g/kg of feed. They exceeded their peers from the control group by 10.7 % and 15.1 %, respectively. The use of experimental pigs in the rations of the experimental adsorbent at doses of 2.0-4.0 g/kg of mixed fodder reduced the conversion of feed and increased the conversion rate of fodder by 3.7-14.8 % compared to the control group. To reduce the effect of mycotoxins in mixed fodders, to increase the productive indexes and to reduce the conversion of feed, we recommend the use of pigs in the rations of young pigs to increase the adsorbent mycotoxins «Funginorm» at a dose of 4.0 g/kg of mixed fodder.