Agriculture
/ 1. Organization of agricultural production
Candidate of biological sciences Safin
G.Kh., candidate of
agricultural sciences Vagapov F.F., candidate of biological sciences Gizatova N.V.
Bashkir State Agrarian University, Russia
Effect of vitartil
feed additive on the quality of skins of bulls
The skin of large cattle plays an important role in the adaptation of
the organism to the conditions of the external environment [1, P. 252]. In
addition to the protective function, it participates in thermoregulation,
metabolism and characterizes the health and constitution of animals [2, P. 111].
It is known that there is a close relationship between the general
development of the organism and its skin [3, P. 203]. With the increase in the
body weight of cattle, the weight of the skin, as well as its quality,
increase. According to the current GOST 1134073 skins of cattle are divided by
weight: the lungs - 13-17 kg, the average - 18-25 kg and heavy - more than 25
kg.
The commodity-technological properties of hides and their intended
purpose, i.e. the suitability for the production of plantar wool and wedge
fasteners, as well as technical, saddlery and other valuable skin types is
determined by the parameters of mass, area and thickness in different topographic
areas [4, P. 401].
Analysis of the data obtained indicates that when animals of all groups
were slaughtered, skins were obtained that significantly exceeded the minimum
GOST requirements for heavy leather raw materials (Table 1).
Table
1 - Characteristics of the skins of experimental bulls,![]()
|
Index |
Group |
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|
I |
II |
III |
IV |
V |
|
|
Prefabricated live weight, kg |
430,00±8,7 |
451,00±8,1 |
454,67±1,1 |
469,00±4,4 |
455,67±5,8 |
|
Weight of
a pair of skins, kg |
29,47±1,0 |
31,37±0,6 |
32,77±0,6 |
34,47±0,5 |
34,03±1,5 |
|
Skin output,% |
6,85±0,1 |
6,96±0,2 |
7,21±0,2 |
7,33±0,1 |
7,47±0,3 |
|
Skin length, dm |
16,80±0,2 |
18,00±1,1 |
19,57±0,8 |
20,30±0,6 |
19,97±1,1 |
|
Width of skin, dm |
15,27±0,8 |
16,23±0,6 |
18,47±0,2 |
19,03±0,3 |
18,70±0,2 |
|
Skin area, dm2 |
256,39±12,1 |
292,78±26,1 |
361,39±15,9 |
386,44±13,9 |
373,13±17,3 |
|
Thickness
of skin, mm on elbow |
4,50±0,2 |
4,83±0,2 |
5,23±0,3 |
5,70±0,1 |
5,57±0,3 |
|
the
middle of the last rib |
4,77±0,1 |
5,10±0,2 |
5,30±0,3 |
5,69±0,1 |
5,60±0,07 |
|
malloc |
5,80±0,1 |
6,20±0,1 |
6,53±0,1 |
6,73±0,2 |
6,63±0,2 |
|
We have
skin areas for 1 kg of live weight, dm2 |
0,60±0,1 |
0,65±0,1 |
0,79±0,1 |
0,82±0,1 |
0,82±0,1 |
|
The mass
of the skin is 1 dm2, g |
115,5±9,3 |
108,3±10,4 |
90,8±3,3 |
89,1±4,2 |
91,5±6,0 |
Studies have established that the weight of the paired skin of the bestuzhevskaya
group I breeds exceeded the minimum requirements of GOST by 4,47 kg (17,88%),
Group II – 6,37 kg (25,48%), Group III 7,77 kg 31,08%), Group IV – 9,47 kg (37,88%),
Group V – 9,03 kg (36,12%).
According to the commodity-technological properties, the skin of the
bull-calves of the experimental groups exceeded the analogues of the control
group. Thus, the superiority of Group II youngsters over group 1 calves by
weight of paired skin was 1,9 kg (6,45%), Group III 3,3 kg (11,20%), IV 5,0 kg
16,97%, P <0.01), V - by 4,56 kg (15,47%), and by its output by 0,11%; 0,36%;
0,48%; 0,62% respectively. The highest weight and yield of paired skin were
animals of group IV.
According to the area of the skin, a certain superiority was on the side
of the young group II-V. Thus, the advantage of group II animals was 36,39 dm2
(14,19%), III group 105,00 dm2 (40,95%), IV group 130,05 dm2
(50,72%), V group - 116,74 dm2 (45,53%) compared with the bulls of
the control group.
When analyzing the index of the skin thickness on its various
topographic areas, certain differences were revealed. Thus, the minimum
thickness of the skin in bull-calves of all experimental groups was observed on
the elbow, the maximum - on the mackle, the intermediate position was taken by
the indicators of the thickness of the skin on the rib.
When analyzing the skin thickness index, certain intergroup differences
were revealed. Thus, the minimum value of the skin thickness index in all its
topographic areas was characterized by bulls I (control) group. The youngsters
of experienced groups had a large skin area per 1 kg of live weight, while at
the same time they had less skin mass per 1 dm2 of its area.
Thus, for the main commodity-technological properties, the hides of bull
calves of the experimental groups that received Vitartil in the diet were
superior to the skins of the control group obtained from the animals, and the
intensive cultivation of young animals from the Bestuzhev breed allows heavy
tanning raw material to be obtained already at the age of one and a half. The
greatest effect was obtained by adding Vitartil in a dose of 0,5 g / kg of live
weight to the ration.
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