CU20110081A7 - OBTAINING AN ADDITIVE RICH IN LACTOBACILES AND LEAVES FOR PRODUCTION AND BETTER USE OF ANIMAL FOOD - Google Patents

OBTAINING AN ADDITIVE RICH IN LACTOBACILES AND LEAVES FOR PRODUCTION AND BETTER USE OF ANIMAL FOOD

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CU20110081A7
CU20110081A7 CU2011000081A CU20110081A CU20110081A7 CU 20110081 A7 CU20110081 A7 CU 20110081A7 CU 2011000081 A CU2011000081 A CU 2011000081A CU 20110081 A CU20110081 A CU 20110081A CU 20110081 A7 CU20110081 A7 CU 20110081A7
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yeasts
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lactobacilli
protein
acids
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Iglesias Arabel Elías
Padrán Félix Rafael Herrera
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Inst De Ciencia Animal
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    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y02TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
    • Y02PCLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PRODUCTION OR PROCESSING OF GOODS
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    • Y02P60/87Re-use of by-products of food processing for fodder production

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La invención consiste en un procedimiento biológicamente sencillo relacionado con la alimentación animal donde se demuestra la factibilidad de emplear materias primas locales para obtener un probiótico rico en lactobacilos y levaduras capaces de establecerse y activarse en nichos naturales o cultivarse como inóculos. El procedimiento consta de las siguientes etapas: suministrar a los microorganismos inoculantes una fuente de carbohidratos de fácil fermentaci6n (5-15 %), urea (5-1 %), péptidos y aminoácidos en harinas proteicas (2-4 %), harinas amiláceas (2-4 %), minerales (0.5-1 %) y agua basta 100 %, se fermenta con lactobacilos y levaduras con agitación y recirculación por 48 horas a temperatura ambiente y sin esterilizar el medio de fermentación. El producto obtenido es un activador biológico con una concentración de ácidos orgánicos de 3 a 5 % compuesto por los siguientes ácidos: láctico, pirúvico, acético, butírico, succínico, otros que disminuyen la acidez inicial(pH) entre 5.5 y 6.5 a 4-4.5 y en ocasiones bajar hasta 3; materia seca, 10-20 %; proteína bruta 3-5 %; además de una población de bacterias ácido lácticas de 10^8 a 10^9 colonias por mililitro; levaduras 10^7 a 10^8 colonias por mililitros y libre de bacterias patógenas. Tanto en los alimentos y animales en que se aplique el producto, la producción de ácidos orgánicos se estimula, disminuye el pH, incrementa el contenido en proteína, aumenta la digestibilidad de la materia seca y orgánica, eleva el sistema inmune de los animales y limita la incidencia de diarreas lo que mejora el estado de salud y el comportamiento productivo de los mismos.The invention consists of a biologically simple procedure related to animal feeding where the feasibility of using local raw materials to obtain a probiotic rich in lactobacilli and yeasts capable of establishing and activating in natural niches or growing as inoculums is demonstrated. The procedure consists of the following steps: supplying inoculant microorganisms with a source of carbohydrates of easy fermentation (5-15%), urea (5-1%), peptides and amino acids in protein flours (2-4%), starchy flours (2-4%), minerals (0.5-1%) and water is enough 100%, it is fermented with lactobacilli and yeasts with stirring and recirculation for 48 hours at room temperature and without sterilizing the fermentation medium. The product obtained is a biological activator with an organic acid concentration of 3 to 5% composed of the following acids: lactic, pyruvic, acetic, butyric, succinic, others that decrease the initial acidity (pH) between 5.5 and 6.5 to 4- 4.5 and sometimes down to 3; dry matter, 10-20%; 3-5% crude protein; in addition to a population of lactic acid bacteria of 10 ^ 8 to 10 ^ 9 colonies per milliliter; yeasts 10 ^ 7 to 10 ^ 8 colonies per milliliter and free of pathogenic bacteria. In both foods and animals in which the product is applied, the production of organic acids is stimulated, the pH decreases, the protein content increases, the digestibility of dry and organic matter increases, the animal's immune system increases and limits the incidence of diarrhea which improves the state of health and their productive behavior.

CU2011000081A 2011-04-08 2011-04-08 OBTAINING AN ADDITIVE RICH IN LACTOBACILES AND LEAVES FOR PRODUCTION AND BETTER USE OF ANIMAL FOOD CU20110081A7 (en)

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