Making sawdust into chicken feed requires three processes of disinfection, fermentation, and ingredients. First, disinfection. Sieve the sawdust, small wooden sticks, nails and other impurities in the sawdust. At the same time, sieve the soil with small holes and sterilize it with 0.05% potassium permanganate solution. The method is: pour the pre-prepared potassium permanganate solution into a cylinder equipped with sawdust, so that the solution does not go through 10 to 15 cm of sawdust, and the sawdust is taken out and drained after stirring for about 5 minutes. Second, fermentation. After disinfected sawdust is loaded into the pool or cylinder, layered and compacted, each loaded with 15 to 20 cm of water sprayed with a watering can of 30 °C ~ 40 °C once, every 10 kg of sawdust to spray 12 ~ 14 kg, pool or cylinder After loading, press the heavy object and open it after 3~5 days. Fermentation in winter should ensure that the room temperature is not lower than 15°C. Third, ingredients. Before using the sawdust, it must be boiled for 40-50 minutes. After filtering out the water, add 10g of sawdust, 200g of vegetable oil, 150g of salt, 15g of MSG, and 30% to 50% of the energy feed. .
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Fomdas control product quality and safety from raw material origins. About 1/3 of fresh Ams Peaches are picked from Fomdas own orchards, and for the rest 2/3 raw materials are purchased from qualified suppliers. Every piece of raw material is selected on appearance, color and maturity. Before putting into production, they are pesticides and heavy metal residual tested.
Fomdas Canned Peach is delicious and shelf-stable, store it in a cool place. After opening, please store it in a refrigerator and consume it within 3 days. With it, you can enjoy delicious taste of fresh peach at anytime and anywhere.
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