Abstract
The purpose of researches is increase of meat efficiency of bull-calves of black-motley breed through the use of canned green mass of alfalfa with Laxil and Silostan when harvesting haylage. The results of the evaluation of the effect of alfalfa haylage harvested with preservatives on the efficacy of bioconversion of nutrients and energy rations in meat products. Scientific and economic experience held in the SEC-farm «Alga» Chekmagushevsky district of the Republic of Bashkortostan. There are three trench silage from alfalfa. In one of them the food was laid with the application of the preservative Laxil, the second – and third Silostan – no preservatives. Laxil preservative was added at the rate of 1 liter per 15 tons of green mass, Silostan – 1 liter to 150 tons. The object of research was 45 bulls of black-and-white breed at the age of 9 months, of which three groups were formed: control and two experienced. Gobies control group received silage of alfalfa harvested without preservatives, and the animals of I and II experimental groups – silage, preserved by Laxil and Silostan. For studying of meat productivity and quality of meat of test bulls control slaughter of 3 bulls from each group was carried out. The results of the study indicate the superiority of calves of the experimental group over their counterparts from the control groups both in vivo and post-slaughter parameters. The results of the evaluation of the transformation of protein and energy feed in the production of bulls compared groups when grown for meat indicate that in the body of young I and II experimental groups were deposited a little more protein compared with peers from the control group.
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