| 智能电子饲喂系统下猪采食时间对行为节律和生长的影响 |
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| 引用本文： | 郭瑶,姚春燕,王强军,李琴,刘中英,张轲豪,耿仕夏,佘德勇,吴中红.智能电子饲喂系统下猪采食时间对行为节律和生长的影响[J].农业工程学报,2022,38(11):206-214. |
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| 作者姓名： | 郭瑶 姚春燕 王强军 李琴 刘中英 张轲豪 耿仕夏 佘德勇 吴中红 |
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| 作者单位： | 1. 动物营养学国家重点实验室，北京 100193; 2. 中国农业大学动物科技学院，北京 100193;;3. 皖西学院，六安 237012; |
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| 基金项目： | 国家重点研发计划项目：猪舒适环境的适宜参数与限值研究（2016YFD0500506）；中国动物福利标准项目；国家转基因重大专项（2009ZX08006-008B） |
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| 摘 要： | 为探究智能电子饲喂系统猪的采食行为分布，该研究分析了种猪性能测定站（Pig Performance Testing Station，PPTS）和母猪电子饲喂系统（Electronic Sow Feeding，ESF）中猪只采食次数、采食量、采食时长的昼夜分布，结果表明，智能电子饲喂系统在应用中由于猪只轮流采食普遍存在猪群夜间采食的现象，其中ESF使约1/4的猪仅在夜间采食，说明群体等级制度也是造成猪只采食时间紊乱的重要原因。进一步探究猪只采食时间对猪行为节律和生长的影响，选用26只香猪分别采用白天饲喂和夜间饲喂以模拟智能电子饲喂系统引起的采食时间变化，发现白天饲喂使生长猪采食量提高了135.68 g/d，但两组间日增质量没有显著差异。白天饲喂使生长猪主要在白天采食、饮水和蹭痒，夜间躺卧休息；而夜间饲喂使生长猪的采食行为主要集中在19:00喂料时刻和7:00昼夜交替时刻。白天饲喂分别提高了猪采食、饮水和躺卧行为时长44.28、14.22和61.95 min/d，降低了站立行为时长48.75 min/d、走动行为时长 57.40 min/d和蹭痒行为时长20.30 min/d，改善了猪只舒适性。因此，智能电子饲喂系统会破坏部分猪采食节律，增大猪个体生长差异，该研究为智能电子饲喂系统在生猪养殖中的应用提供参考。
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| 关 键 词： | 动物 猪 电子饲喂系统 采食时间 行为节律 |
| 收稿时间： | 2020/8/18 0:00:00 |
| 修稿时间： | 2022/4/25 0:00:00 |
Effects of eating time on behavioral rhythm and performance of pigs under an intelligent electronic feeding system |
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| Guo Yao,Yao Chunyan,Wang Qiangjun,Li Qin,Liu Zhongying,Zhang Kehao,Geng Shixi,She Deyong,Wu Zhonghong.Effects of eating time on behavioral rhythm and performance of pigs under an intelligent electronic feeding system[J].Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering,2022,38(11):206-214. |
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| Authors: | Guo Yao Yao Chunyan Wang Qiangjun Li Qin Liu Zhongying Zhang Kehao Geng Shixi She Deyong Wu Zhonghong |
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| Institution: | 1. State Key Laboratory of Animal Nutrition, Beijing 100193, China; 2. College of Animal Science and Technology, China Agricultural University, Beijing 100193, China;;3. West Anhui University, Liu''an 237012, China; |
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| Abstract: | An intelligent electronic feeding system has been an ever-increasing pattern in the breeding industry. However, the rotation eating may disrupt the diurnal eating rhythm of some pigs, leading to the health and growth disorder of pigs. This study aims to explore the effects of eating time on the behavior distribution of pig production under the intelligent electronic feeding system. A systematic analysis was also conducted to determine the diurnal proportion of effective and ineffective eating frequency, feed intake, and eating time during the electronic sow feeding (ESF) and pig performance testing station (PPTS). The results revealed that there was the general night eating syndrome of pigs under the rotation eating in the intelligent electronic feeding system, about one-fourth of which ate only at night in the ESF system. The relatively fixed eating order indicated that the herd hierarchy was also an important reason for pig eating time disorder. The ineffective eating behavior of pigs occurred mainly in the daytime, which indirectly increased the likelihood of pigs eating at night in PPTS and ESF. Furthermore, it was probable to reduce the actual number of pigs per station for the less running time of the electronic feeding system and the occurrence of eating at night, according to the operation data from the different areas. More importantly, a further investigation was also made to clarify whether the nighttime feeding of some pigs under the ESF and PPTS feeding patterns caused the disturbance of sleep schedules and retardation of pig growth. Twenty-six miniature pigs were selected to compare the effects of different feeding time on behavioral rhythm and performance of growing pigs. Two groups were divided into daytime feeding and nighttime feeding. The former was designed to mimic the natural eating habits of the pigs, while the latter was for the inconsistent feeding time. It was found that the daytime feeding increased by 135.68 g/d (P<0.1) in the daily feed intake of growing pigs, but there was no significant difference in the daily gain between the two groups. The eating behavior of the growing pigs in the daytime feeding group was mostly eating, drinking, and scratching during the daytime, as well as lying at nighttime. By contrast, the eating behavior of growing pigs in the nighttime feeding group was mainly concentrated at the feeding time of 19:00 and the alternating time of daytime and nighttime at 7:00. The daytime feeding increased by 44.28, 14.22, and 61.95 min/d (P<0.05) in the duration of feeding, drinking, and lying, respectively, whereas, decreased by 48.75, 57.40, and 20.30 min/d (P<0.05) in the duration of standing, walking, and scratching, respectively. Therefore, the nighttime feeding disrupted the normal circadian eating, drinking, and lying behavior rhythm of some growing pigs, particularly for the occurrence of bad mood signals, such as standing and scratching. Consequently, the intelligent electronic feeding system destroyed part of the eating rhythm, leading to the growth difference in individual pigs. Some recommendations were also given to arrange the number of pigs in each feeding station for the optimal running time of the intelligent electronic feeding system during pig breeding. |
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| Keywords: | animals pigs electronic feeding system eating time behavior rhythm |
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