Diagnosis of Mixed Infection of CSFV, PRV and E.coli in a Modern Pig Farm of Guizhou Province

In order to understand the incidence reasons in a scaled pig farm of Guizhou Province, the infected pigs were diagnosed with epidemiological investigation, clinical observation, pathological diagnosis, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay （ELISA）, PCR/RT-PCR and bacterial isolation and identification. The results showed that the pigs were infected mixedly with classical swine fever virus （CSFV）, pseudorabies virus （PRV） and E. coli. Therefore, some measures should be adopted to control the incidence of CSF, PR and colibacillosis in the pig farm.

Construction of Risk Assessment Application Model of Epidemic Disease in Large-scale Pig Farms

The application model of epidemic disease assessment technology for Web-based large-scale pig farm was expounded from the identification of epidemic disease risk factors, construction of risk assessment model and development of risk assessment system. The assessed pig farm uploaded the epidemic disease risk data information through on-line answering evaluating questionnaire to get the immediate evaluation report. The model could enhance the risk communication between pig farm veterinarian, manager and veterinary experts to help farm system understand and find disease risk factors, assess and report the potential high risk items of the pig farm in the three systems of engineering epidemic disease prevention technology, biological safety and immune monitoring, and promote the improvement and perfection of epidemic disease prevention and control measures.

Nutrients and Trace Elements in a Pig Farm in Beijing： Chinese and German Recommendations

Emergence of Chinese economy together with the current Livestock Revolution in Asia have led to an increase of meat demands, specially pork that is reflected in the growth of commercial pig farms in peri-urban areas of Beijing, capital of People＇s Republic of China. In the framework of the International Research Training Group and of the Sino-Project Recycling of Organic Residues from Agricultural and Municipal Origin in China, the status quo of a large pig farm is researched. The first phase of the project was focused on a detailed description of the nutrients and trace elements contained in the main inputs （water, feed） and outputs （manure, wastewater） of the pig farm. The compliance with the Chinese national standards or often referred to as GB standards （in Chinese ＂GuoBiao＂） and, current German recommendations were included. The analysis of nutrients and trace minerals followed the natural structure of the pig life cycle, i.e., gestation, farrowing, weaning and fattening. The main results showed that the pig drinking water met the recommendations for livestock drinking water, ground water and human drinking water. Concentrations of Zn, Cu, Mn and As in the pig feeds samples displayed higher values compared to the Chinese and German recommendations. Average values of trace elements in the pig manure did not surpass the Chinese and German recommendations of biowastes, however, some manure samples showed excessive concentrations of Cd, Cu and Zn. Likewise, Pb, Cd, Cr, Cu and Zn concentrations in the wastewater surpassed the recommendations for irrigation water.

An Industrial Internet Platform for Massive Pig Farming (IIP4MPF)

Pig farming is becoming a key industry of China’s rural economy in recent years. The current pig farming is still relatively manual, lack of latest Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and scientific management methods. This paper proposes an industrial internet platform for massive pig farming, namely, IIP4MPF, which aims to leverage intelligent pig breeding, production rate and labor productivity with the use of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and big data intelligence. We conducted requirement analysis for IIP4MPF using software engineering methods, designed the IIP4MPF system for an integrated solution to digital, interconnected, intelligent pig farming. The practice demonstrates that the IIP4MPF platform significantly improves pig farming industry in pig breeding and productivity.

Assessment of immunization procedures for foot-and-mouth disease in large-scale pig farms in China based on actual data and dynamics

Foot-and-mouth disease(FMD)is an acute,highly infectious and pathogenic animal disease.In recent years,with the rapid development of the swine breeding industry in China,pig farms have shown a trend of larger-scale development.Large-scale pig farms employ standardized management,a high level of automation,and a strict_system.However,these farms have a large trading volume,and increased transmission intensity of FMD is noted inside the farm.At present,the main control measure against FMD is pig vaccination.However,a standard for immunization procedures is not available,and currently adopted immunization procedures have not been effectively and systematically evaluated.Taking a typical large-scale pig farm in China as the research subject and considering the breeding pattern,piggery structure,age structure and immunization procedures,an individual-based state probability model is established to evaluate the effectiveness of the immune procedure.Based on numerical simulation,it is concluded that the optimal immunization program involves primary immunization at 40 days of age and secondary immunization at 80 days of age for commercial pigs.Breeding boars and breeding sows are immunized 4 times a year,and reserve pigs are immunized at 169 and 259 days of age.According to the theoretical analysis,the average control reproduction number of individuals under the optimal immunization procedure in the farm is 0.4927.In the absence of immunization,the average is 1.7498,indicating that the epidemic cannot be controlled without immunization procedures.

Recycling of the Waste from Large-scale Pig Farms

The management mode, economic benefits and technology integration of large-scale pig breeding are superior to those of traditional pig breeding by scattered peasant households, and it has a significant agglomeration effect. However, the waste from large-scale pig farms are discharged in a concentrated manner, which aggravates environmental pollution and increases treatment difficulty, and improper disposal can lead to serious environmental problems. The main pollutants in the waste from large-scale pig farms are high-concentration organic pollutants, nitrogen and phosphorus. Meanwhile, they are also the main nutrients needed for the growth of plants, animals and microorganisms. By a series of key techniques, the waste from large-scale pig farms can be recycled as fertilizer, feed and energy.

Farm-Scale Applicability of Three Covers (Peat, Polystyrene Balls and Synthetic Sheet Roof) to Reduce Ammonia Emissions from Pig Slurry Storage

Covering the slurry pit has been shown to be one of the best ways to reduce ammonia emissions (NH3) during manure management. Yet, few studies have been conducted at farm scale. We studied the feasibility of three cover materials (peat, polystyrene balls and synthetic sheet roof) to reduce ammonia (NH3) emissions during on-farm storage of pig slurry. The impact on greenhouse gas emissions, methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O) and carbon dioxide (CO2) of covering the slurry pit was also evaluated. Simultaneous field experiments were carried out using two similar pits at a farm with peat and polystyrene ball covers, which allowed direct comparison of the feasibility of the two covers to reduce gas emissions (measured using the dynamic chamber technique). Emissions from the third option (using a synthetic sheet roof) were estimated by measuring the concentrations in the headspace under the cover and the air leakage from the cover with a tracer gas (CO2). Results showed that the polystyrene balls cover reduced emissions of NH3 during storage by up to 80% whatever the season, but increased potential greenhouse gas emissions by 20% in summer. No consistent reduction was achieved with the peat cover even though some individual results seemed to indicate up to 25% reduction in ammonia emissions;moreover, there was a 30% increase in CH4 and CO2 emissions during the storage period. The use of a synthetic sheet roof enabled up to 90% reduction in NH3, CH4 and CO2 emissions whatever the season.

Research on Influence Factors of Pig Farmers' Ecological Farming Behavior: Based on the TPB and SEM

China's extensive development model of pig industry gives rise to serious resource and environment bottleneck restriction,it is urgent to transform the existing development model into ecological farming model. In this process,farmers' behavior will play a key role. On the basis of summarizing development connotation and characteristics of ecological agriculture,using survey data of 323 pig farmers in 6 provinces,based on the Theory of Planned Behavior( TPB) it introduced individual characteristics and external environment constraint variables,and made an empirical analysis on factors influencing intention and behavior of pig farmers' ecological farming using the Structural Equation Model( SEM). Results indicate:( i) ecological farming intention of pig farmers has the largest direct effect on their ecological farming behavior;( ii)ecological farming cognition of pig farmers has significant positive effect on their ecological farming behavior;( iii) external environment has the largest indirect effect on their ecological farming behavior,followed by the overall effect,and external environment has significant positive effect on ecological farming attitude and cognition of pig farmers;( iv) individual characteristics( educational level and income level) of pig farmers influence ecological farming behavior of pig farmers through their ecological farming attitude and intention,but the degree of influence is limited.

Economic Viability Analysis of Investment Alternatives for the Use of Biogas in a Pig Farming in the Middle East Area of Brazil

This paper presents an economic viability analysis of two investment alternatives for a pig farming located in the city of Jatai, Goias State, Brazil. The first investment alternative consists of the implementation of a biodigester, being the biogas burned in a flare. The second alternative also consists of a biodigester, nevertheless the produced biogas is used to generate electricity. The methodologies to estimate the methane production in anaerobic reactors are presented, as well as those for the quantification of the baseline and project emissions and of the electricity that can be generated. The results showed that the use of biogas for the electricity generation is the alternative more economically viable.

规模化猪场粪污处理利用现状及案例分析

规模化猪场在养殖过程中会产生大量的粪污,如果不加以妥善处理与利用,将对环境和公共健康造成严重威胁。粪污处理与资源化利用成为实现养猪业可持续发展的关键环节。本文探讨了规模化猪场粪污的危害,介绍了规模化猪场粪污集中收集系统及目前规模化猪场在猪舍粪污处理中使用的尿泡粪和机械清粪2种清粪工艺,并详细讨论了生物发酵、厌氧消化、好氧处理等多种方法对固体粪污和液体污水的处理技术,以满足不同规模化养猪场的清粪需求。同时,探讨了规模化猪场种养结合生态循环利用和工业化深度处理2种主要的粪污处理利用模式。展望了未来科技创新对粪污处理与利用的推动作用,呼吁各方共同努力,以实现养猪企业的可持续发展、保障环境和人类健康的计划。本文为规模化养猪场选择粪污处理技术和利用模式提供了有益的参考,有助于环境保护和养猪业可持续发展。

减少猪场臭气生成的饲粮配制技术与养殖技术研究进展

随着养殖规模和集约化程度的不断提高,养殖场产生的臭气严重危害人畜健康和周边生态环境,臭气污染问题备受关注。解决猪场臭气污染的重要途径之一是减少臭气物质产生,而改进饲粮技术和养殖技术是减少猪场臭气物质生成的关键技术措施。本文综述了猪场臭气组成及产生途径、猪场中关键致臭物质及筛选方法、有效减少臭气生成的饲粮技术和养殖技术,旨在为加强猪场臭气方面的基础研究及减排技术的推广提供参考,进一步推进养猪业的高质量发展。

母猪精准养殖智能感知技术研究进展

母猪的生长状况、繁殖性能与健康状况是猪场管理的重要生产要素,直接关系到猪场的经济效益。我国母猪养殖还存在生产管理智能化水平低、健康管理效率低、生产力水平低等突出问题,制约了我国养殖业的高质量发展。本文从母猪生长信息感知技术、繁殖行为监测技术、健康状态感知技术等3个方面,总结了母猪精准养殖管理中生长、生理、健康监测的研究和发展现状,分析了母猪精准养殖技术的薄弱环节,对母猪养殖智慧管控系统的建设提出了建议,并对未来的发展趋势进行了展望,以期为我国养猪业绿色高效智能转型升级与智能养猪工厂的建设提供参考。

基于物联网的生猪健康状态监测及预警平台设计

生猪规模化养殖的疾病预防和控制是提升养殖效率和质量的重要保障。为了实现生猪健康状态的即时监测和预警,有效提升生猪养殖管理的数字化、智能化水平,本研究通过总结和借鉴现有研究成果和经验,结合实际需求和条件,设计了基于物联网的生猪健康状态监测及预警平台,实现分类别的用户管理、圈舍管理、状态监测、预警等功能,能够为相关人员提供针对性的防控建议。该平台的推广和应用,为生猪规模化养殖管理提供了一种低成本、高质量、智能化的解决方案。

关于我国种猪场猪肺炎支原体净化的思考

猪肺炎支原体是一种对生猪影响较大的细菌性病原体,往往可引起猪群发生慢性感染,且难以从猪群和猪场水平上清除,导致养猪业遭受巨大的经济损失。猪肺炎支原体净化在欧洲和北美已全面启动,且有成功案例,我国才刚刚启动。本文结合国外猪肺炎支原体净化方案的经验与我国生猪养殖特殊性的分析,提出分群体、分阶段的“三步法”净化建议,并对我国猪肺炎支原体的净化提出了展望。

智能化养猪装备的研究进展

生猪智能养殖技术是指运用物联网、大数据分析、人工智能等技术,包括:传感器技术、信息化环境监测技术、养殖环境控制技术、RFID无线电子标签标识技术、局域网无线通讯技术、5G无线远程通信技术、视频远程监控与自动报警技术、疾病监测监控技术、质量追踪回溯技术、智能云计算技术,猪生长曲线与营养动态模型预测技术、发情自动监测和设备的自动控制技术等,集成开发并通过对生猪个体识别、环境和个体信息与环境信息智能感知、数据采集与转换、数据有线或无线传输、数据的智能分析与处理、对生产行为智能干预和精确、精细饲养于一体的养殖管理。通过运用这些先进的信息技术和管理方法,从而提高养猪的生产效益、动物健康和福利。此外,通过智能化设备和数据分析,智能化设备还可以帮助养殖企业提供精准的管理和监测,做出科学决策,实现企业的科学、高效、快速发展。本文根据国内外生猪智能化养殖技术进展,介绍了物联网技术、大数据分析、智能喂养系统、巡逻和机器人技术、人工智能技术等,并介绍了相关的案例,旨在为我国现代生猪养殖的智能化升级提供理论参考和技术支撑,为发展生猪产业新质生产力提供依据。

碱性清洁剂安全性及对PEDV杀灭效果的评估

近年来,猪病毒性腹泻在我国流行日趋严重,引起仔猪大量腹泻和死亡,给养猪业带来巨大的经济损失。研究评估了碱性清洁剂对猪流行性腹泻病毒(Porcine epidemic diarrhea virus,PEDV)的杀灭效果,为猪场选用合适的清洁消毒剂提供参考。通过pH值测定、细胞增殖和细胞毒性实验以及细胞病变观察测定不同浓度碱性清洁剂A、B和NaOH对Vero细胞增殖活性的影响以及在有机物干扰条件下碱性清洁剂对PEDV的杀灭作用。NaOH对Vero细胞增殖活性无影响的最高稀释浓度为0.03125%,而碱性清洁剂A和B分别为2%和0.5%,在安全性上优于NaOH;在含有不同浓度血清的环境下,碱性清洁剂A、B浓度达到0.5%时均能杀灭病毒。研究证明,碱性清洁剂在体外对PEDV有一定的杀灭效果,可用于猪场的清洗消杀,帮助养殖场做好疫病防控。

新疆某规模化猪场3种病毒病抗体监测分析与免疫程序优化

该试验旨在了解当前新疆巴州某规模化猪场猪瘟(CSF)、猪蓝耳病(PRRS)和伪狂犬(PR)疫苗的免疫水平,收集当地某规模化生猪养殖场的467个血清样品,采用ELISA抗体检测试剂盒检测血清中猪瘟、猪蓝耳病和猪伪狂犬病毒的抗体水平。结果显示,该地区的猪瘟、猪蓝耳病和猪伪狂犬病毒平均血清抗体阳性率分别为93.68%、77.22%和92.65%,均超过我国强制性疫苗免疫抗体阳性率标准70%。该地区猪群免疫手段还有很大的进步空间,本研究结合该地区实际情况对免疫程序进行了相应的调整优化。

面向中小猪场的生猪体温监测智能耳标研究现状及优化对策

生猪是我国农业重要基础产业之一,生猪体温监测在疫病防治中具有重要作用。针对中小规模养猪场生猪个体信息监控信息化水平不高,以及提高其性价比为目的,结合重庆农村中小规模养猪场实际情况,比较分析传统的生猪体温监测方式及存在的主要问题,提出适用于中小养猪场体温监测的智能电子耳标设计方案。

藻菌共生体处理猪场沼液的参数优化研究

猪场沼液高色高浊、氮磷浓度高,采用藻菌共生体可同步高效去除碳氮磷、节能降耗、资源回收,符合新时代对污水处理的需求。从污染物去除、微生物生长等角度对光照强度、曝气量和藻菌接种比例这3个参数进行优选发现,曝气量对氮去除的影响最大,而3个参数对碳、磷去除的影响较小。经加权评价得出三因素排序:曝气量>光照强度>藻菌接种比例,最优参数组合:光照强度为550μmol/(m^(2)·s),曝气量为0.2 L/min,藻菌接种比例为1∶1。最优组的TP、COD、TN、NH_(4)^(+)-N分别为0.48、219.2、125.2、64 mg/L,TP、COD、TN、NH_(4)^(+)-N去除率分别为95.46%、88.58%、61.58%、80.21%。各组中藻菌絮体粒径均呈增大趋势,且随藻菌接种比例的增大而减小。

智能化养殖技术在养猪产业中的应用

养猪产业是我国的基础性行业,在我国经济发展中发挥着不可替代的作用。随着人工智能、自动化以及物联网等智能技术的发展,养猪产业正逐步摆脱传统小规模生产经营模式的限制,向着智能化、现代化方向转变。智能化养殖在提高养殖场的生产效率、扩大养殖规模、高效利用资源、加强疾病监测方面具有独特的优势,将成为带动我国养猪产业发展的重要生产方式,在养猪产业中具有广阔的应用前景。本文深入分析了智能化技术与生猪养殖的高效结合,主要阐述了智能化养殖的关键技术及其在养猪产业中的应用,阐述了部分企业采用智能化技术所产生的效益,并对智能化养殖技术在养猪产业中的应用进行了展望,以期为推动智能化养殖在养猪产业中的广泛应用提供参考和理论支持。