Environment-Friendly Pig Farming using Eco-Feeds

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Yasuhiro Chihara
Yasuhiro Chihara
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Ryoya Matumoto
Ryoya Matumoto
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Yasuhiro Ono
Yasuhiro Ono
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The feed self-sufficiency rate of livestock in our livestock management is 25%, which is the lowest in Asia, and most of it depends on imports. Among them, pig farming, which feeds large amounts of grain feed, is particularly low at 14%, and the soaring feed price is a problem for Japanese livestock farmers due to poor harvests in grain exporters and vigorous purchases by other countries. While it is an importing power, domestic food waste is a serious social problem with a large amount. We tackled this problem by thinking that the method of stable livestock management regarding the global feed situation is to effectively utilize food waste with a high amount of water and use it for livestock.

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Yasuhiro Chihara. 2021. \u201cEnvironment-Friendly Pig Farming using Eco-Feeds\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - D: Agriculture & Veterinary GJSFR-D Volume 21 (GJSFR Volume 21 Issue D5): .

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Eco-friendly fodder cultivation for sustainable feed production in agriculture.
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The feed self-sufficiency rate of livestock in our livestock management is 25%, which is the lowest in Asia, and most of it depends on imports. Among them, pig farming, which feeds large amounts of grain feed, is particularly low at 14%, and the soaring feed price is a problem for Japanese livestock farmers due to poor harvests in grain exporters and vigorous purchases by other countries. While it is an importing power, domestic food waste is a serious social problem with a large amount. We tackled this problem by thinking that the method of stable livestock management regarding the global feed situation is to effectively utilize food waste with a high amount of water and use it for livestock.

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