Efficiency of using of the organic mineral mixed ligand cuprum in the pig feeding

Abstract

The value of mineral substances for the normal life of the organism is very difficult to overestimate. However, inorganic salts of transition metals (Zinc, Cuprum, Ferrum, Manganum) due to low digestibility transit and in combination with the concomitant salts of heavy metals pollute the environment. So, traditional approaches to mineral nutrition of farm animals require substantial revision. The analysis of publications confidently attests about the benefits of using microelements from organic compounds in fodder production. This is related primarily with higher bioavailability, which reduces significantly their introduction in the feed mixtures. Experimental materials with justification of expediency of complex organic mineral mixed ligand Cuprum using in young pigs rations are presented. Positive effect for the putting of this complex into compound feed of crossbreed young pigs (Large White Landrace pig x Duroc pig) is established, which helps the metabolism and assimilation of nutrients, increases nutritional value of rations, average daily growth of animal and animal productivity.