Atık Mantar Kompostunun Hayvan Beslemede Kullanım Olanakları

Atık mantar kompostu, mantarların hasat edilmesinden sonra kalan bir üründür. Atık mantar kompostu potansiyel olarak çevre kirliliğine yol açan bir materyal olup, yok edilmesi maliyetlidir. Atık mantar kompostunun bitki beslenmesinde kullanılmasının bitkisel üretime çok büyük katkıları bulunmaktadır. Ülkemizde birçok avantajından dolayı mantar türleri üretiminin artması sonucu atık mantar kompostu miktarı da artmıştır. Atık mantar kompostunun bertaraf edilmesinin maliyetli olması ve besin madde içeriği nedeniyle hayvan beslemede yeni bir yem kaynağı olarak kullanılması sonucu atıkların ekonomiye kazandırılması son zamanlarda inceleme konusu olmuştur. Bu çalışmada hayvancılıkta masrafların yaklaşık %70’ini oluşturan yem maliyetini düşürmek için atık mantar kompostunun hayvan beslemede kullanım olanakları anlatılmıştır.

Usage Opportunities of Waste Mushroom Composite In Animal Nutrition

Waste mushroom compost is a product that remains after harvesting mushrooms. Waste mushroom compost is a potentially environmentally polluting material and it is costly to destroy. The use of waste mushroom compost in plant nutrition has great contributions to plant production. Due to many advantages in our country, the amount of waste mushroom compost increases as a result of increased production of mushroom species. Due to the cost of disposal of waste mushroom compost and its use as a new feed source in animal nutrition due to its nutrient content, the recycling of waste to the economy has recently been the subject of investigation. In this study, the usage possibilities of waste mushroom compost in animal nutrition are explained in order to reduce the feed cost, which constitutes approximately 70% of the costs in animal nutrition.

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