Soybean leaves are rich in crude protein, crude fat, calcium, phosphorus, and moderate amounts of crude fiber. Therefore, it is a good idea to feed pigs with soybean leaves in the absence of protein feed and in the case of mild constipation. There are three ways to feed pigs with soybean leaves:
Fresh feed. The collected fresh soybean leaves were chopped and directly mixed into the pig's diet at an amount of approximately 30% of the diet. For pigs under 30 kg, the chopped soybean leaves can be cooked and then fed into their diet.
Silage. Soybean leaves have low sugar content and are rich in crude protein and are suitable for semi-dry silage. The soybean leaves were air-dried to a moisture content of about 50%, and then rough-cut with a file, and finally packed in silage kiln (cylinder) or plastic silage bags compacted, sealed. When a pig is to be fed, a suitable amount is added to the diet and the amount used is about 25% of the pig diet.
Crush. The soybean leaves are placed in a dry and ventilated place, dried to a moisture content of about 30%, and then exposed to sunlight, dried quickly or placed in an oven to dry, so that the moisture is reduced to below 10%, and finally crush it with a grinder. When feeding pigs, soybean leaf powder can be directly mixed into the diet, using 20% ​​to 40% of the diet.
The best time for collecting soy leaves for pig feed is the soy wax ripening period, because not only is the soybean green, nutrient-rich, and crude fiber content collected, it will not affect the yield and quality of soybeans.
Fresh feed. The collected fresh soybean leaves were chopped and directly mixed into the pig's diet at an amount of approximately 30% of the diet. For pigs under 30 kg, the chopped soybean leaves can be cooked and then fed into their diet.
Silage. Soybean leaves have low sugar content and are rich in crude protein and are suitable for semi-dry silage. The soybean leaves were air-dried to a moisture content of about 50%, and then rough-cut with a file, and finally packed in silage kiln (cylinder) or plastic silage bags compacted, sealed. When a pig is to be fed, a suitable amount is added to the diet and the amount used is about 25% of the pig diet.
Crush. The soybean leaves are placed in a dry and ventilated place, dried to a moisture content of about 30%, and then exposed to sunlight, dried quickly or placed in an oven to dry, so that the moisture is reduced to below 10%, and finally crush it with a grinder. When feeding pigs, soybean leaf powder can be directly mixed into the diet, using 20% ​​to 40% of the diet.
The best time for collecting soy leaves for pig feed is the soy wax ripening period, because not only is the soybean green, nutrient-rich, and crude fiber content collected, it will not affect the yield and quality of soybeans.
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