JPH088603Y2 - Pig house - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a livestock farming facility, and more particularly to a pig pen that can always maintain a clean state by forming a laminate of the floor internal structure with each material.

[0002]

[Prior Art and its Problems] In general, the floor of each pig cell (room containing pigs) divided into a plurality of pig houses is a simple one that is simply struck with concrete. Etc. were spread and the pigs were housed.

Since there is no function of naturally purifying the waste excreted by the pig on the floor of such a pig cell, it is collected and collected by scraping it from the floor using human power or mechanical force in order to remove the waste. However, the collected filth was deposited outdoors for compost and the like.

Therefore, according to the above-mentioned pig house, it is difficult to operate in a residential area due to the bad odor generated from the waste discharged from the pig house, and at the same time, the pigs that cannot be taken outdoors and exposed to sunlight are stressed. It tends to occur, and swine sickness is likely to occur. Therefore, for the treatment of stress and the prevention of swine sickness, it has been practiced to forcefully maintain health by using drugs such as hormones. However, when such a drug is administered to pigs, there is a problem that the quality of meat is markedly deteriorated.

[0005]

[Object of the Invention] The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and prevents the generation of filth and offensive odors discharged from a pig house, even in a residential area without destroying the surrounding environment. It is possible to raise a healthy pig that does not have any element of occurrence of stress or swine plague etc. due to voluntary exercise of the pig or exposure to sunlight, and therefore extremely high quality meat pig The aim is to provide a pig pen to raise.

[0006]

Pigpen in [devised gist present invention has a roof made form a material which allows transmission of sunlight is partitioned by a wall and fence for fugue prevention, at a predetermined position of the wall portion In a pig house provided with a window for passing air, the soil surface partitioned by the wall portion is dug down to a predetermined depth, and a molasses layer, a glystone layer, and sugar are sequentially placed on the soil surface from the bottom.
Layer of honey, layer of wood chips and charcoal, layer of sake lees, quicklime,
It is characterized in that a layer in which sawdust and salt are mixed is laid in layers to form a floor portion.

[0007]

[Action] provided above the piggery, for example, sunlight passing through the shop roots that are formed of a material that allows permeation entered the piggery, hit by sunlight in pigs, can be the sun.

[0008] In addition, in the soil of the pig bunches divided into a plurality of pigs, a layer of molasses, a layer of green stone,
Molasses layer, layer of wood chips and charcoal, layer of sake lees, quicklime
・ Since the floors are formed by laying mixed layers of sawdust and salt in a laminated layer, the smell of pig's favorite food is always generated from under the floor.
Exercise for the sake lees to constantly dig up.

[0009]

EXAMPLES Examples of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a plurality of pig bunches in the pig stall of the present invention, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are schematic perspective views showing configurations of bottoms of the pig bunches divided in a pig stall of the present invention. Is.

Referring to FIG. 1, a pig house 1 of the present invention has a plurality of pig tufts (rooms for housing pigs). The pig tuft includes a wall portion 2 formed by stacking blocks and a fence (not shown). A roof 3 made of, for example, a highly transparent plastic corrugated sheet, which is one of the materials that transmits sunlight, is arranged at the upper end of the wall 2. The wall 2 and the roof 3 are provided with ventilation openings 4, 4 ', 4 ", respectively.

A bottom surface 5 is formed by digging the soil surface partitioned by the wall portion 2 by about 1 m, and a layer 6 in which quicklime, salt, molasses and soil are mixed is formed on the bottom surface 5 in this order from the bottom. Then, the sawdust 7 is laminated above these layers 6 (see FIG. 2).

On the bottom surface 5, a layer of molasses 8 and a layer of green stone 9 and a layer of a mixture of wood chips 10 and charcoal 11 are laid in order from the bottom to form a layer of green stone 9 and a piece of wood 10 and charcoal. Molasses 8 was also laid in layers between the mixed layer 11 and wood pieces 1
0, the sake lees 12 are stacked above the charcoal 11. Then, a layer in which quick lime 13, sawdust 14, and salt 15 are mixed is arranged to form a floor 16 having a laminated structure. Of these laminated components, quicklime 13, which constitutes the upper part,
The thickness of the mixed layer of sawdust 14 and salt 15 is set to about 50 cm, while the total thickness of each layer of the lower layer, glystone 9, wood pieces 10 and charcoal 11 is set to about 30 to 40 cm. (See FIG. 3).

The state of use of the present invention having each of the above configurations will be described in detail below. When the roof 3 made of a highly transparent plastic corrugated plate constituting the pig house 1 of the present invention is exposed to sunlight, the sunlight passes through the roof 3 and is applied to the pigs housed in the pig cell. Further, for example, when sunlight is applied to the tin roof 3 which is partially openable and closable, the sunlight warms the roof 3 and causes convection in the air in the pig house 1. This flow of air promotes ventilation with the outside air through the ventilation openings 4, 4 ', 4 "arranged on the wall 2 and the roof 3,
The drying of the floor 16 in the pig house 1 is promoted.

In particular, the higher the temperature in the pig house warmed by the midsummer sun, the more likely convection will occur, and the flow of air will accelerate the drying of the floor. From the floor 16 which is a scaffold for pigs, a layer 6 or salt 15 and molasses 8 in which quick lime, salt, molasses, and soil, which are pig's favorite foods, are mixed.
And the smell of sake lees 12 is generated, these salt 15 and molasses 8
In addition, the pig always seeks the sake lees 12 and always exercises to dig up the floor.

By performing this exercise by the pig, it is possible to prevent the stress that tends to occur in the pig, to prevent swine plague, and to produce high-quality meat that does not depend on drugs such as hormones. On the other hand, microorganisms (several dozen species of bacteria and bacteria) are present on the floor of the pig cluster.
A mixture of salt, lime, and soil containing is mixed with, for example, about 1 kg per day per 5 tsubo of the floor containing a predetermined number of pigs, and sprayed. It will be adjusted depending on the size and degree of growth. According to this mixture, microorganisms play a role in decomposing waste excreted by pigs,
In addition, since the stool and the microorganisms are agitated by the above-mentioned movement of the pig, the decomposition is accelerated, and the sewage is converted into amino acids and micronutrients by the action of the microorganisms. Pigs consuming these amino acids and micronutrients can maintain their nutritional balance, which tends to be unbalanced in the feed of the compound feed, and thus promote their growth.

A fan for forcibly promoting ventilation with the outside air may be installed at or near the ventilation openings 4, 4 ', 4 ".

[0017]

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, the pig house of the present invention creates an environment in which it is possible to operate in a residential area while preventing the generation of filth and foul odors. Since it is possible to raise pigs in which stress is less likely to occur with the use of meat being suppressed as much as possible, it becomes possible to produce high-quality meat and provide it to the market.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic sectional view showing a plurality of tufts divided into a pig pen of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view showing a configuration of a bottom portion of a tuft divided into a plurality of pig houses of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view showing a configuration of a bottom portion of a tuft divided into a plurality of pig houses of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Pig House 2 Wall 3 Roof 4 Vent 4'Vent 4 "Vent 5 Bottom 6 Layer mixed with quicklime, salt, molasses, and soil 7 Sawdust 8 Molasses 9 Greystone 10 Wood chips 11 Charcoal 12 Sake lees 13 Quicklime 14 Sawdust 15 Salt

Claims (4)

[Scope of utility model registration request] [Claim 1 further comprising permeable to the shop roots are formed of a material sunlight is partitioned by a wall and fence for fugue prevent window for a predetermined position of the wall portion through which wind In a pig house provided with a section, the soil surface partitioned by the wall is dug to a predetermined depth, and quick lime, salt, molasses, and soil are sequentially placed on the soil surface from the bottom.
A pig house characterized in that a floor is formed by laying a mixed layer of layers and a layer of sawdust on top of this layer . Wherein a transmissible to the shop roots are formed of a material sunlight is partitioned by a wall and fence for fugue prevent window for a predetermined position of the wall portion through which wind In a pig house provided with a portion, the soil surface partitioned by the wall portion is dug down to a predetermined depth, and a molasses layer, a glystone layer, in this order from the bottom on the soil surface ,
Molasses layer, layer of wood chips and charcoal, layer of sake lees, quicklime
・ A pig house characterized by forming a floor by laying layers of mixed sawdust, salt, and each in a laminated layer . 3. The sawdust is laid in a laminate in about 2/3 of the thickness forming the floor.
Or the pig house described in 2. 4. The pig house according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein soil containing microorganisms is sprinkled on the floor so that the soil is scattered on the floor.