蝇蛆蛋白资源化利用的生物安全性初探

通过利用猪粪养殖的蝇蛆直接饲喂小鼠,水煮、高温烘干后制成蛆浆皮下注射小鼠等,对蝇蛆作为蛋白质饲料资源的生物安全性进行了初步试验研究。结果表明,蝇蛆不经任何处理投喂动物,在一定时期内动物往往没有表现出异常,但直接皮下注射小鼠可很快导致死亡,即使60℃烘干12小时也具有致病的危险。蝇蛆经水煮半小时和105℃烘干处理后饲喂动物则较为安全。     

蝇蛆蛋白粉对凡纳滨对虾生长的影响

设计了4种实验饲料(ABCD)并进行了8周饲养试验来评定添加蝇蛆粉对凡纳滨对虾生长性能的影响.以实用饲料D作为对照组,ABC是在D的基础上,分别以5%,10%和15%的蝇蛆粉替代鱼粉.养殖试验结束后,分别计算体长、全长和背甲宽等生长性能.实验结果显示,AB组凡纳滨对虾的生长性能与对照组差异不显著(P>0.05).C组与对照组差异极显著(P<0.01).结果表明,饲料中添加适量的蝇蛆蛋白粉对凡纳滨对虾有一定的促生长作用,可用适量的蝇蛆蛋白粉替代对虾配合饲料中的部分鱼粉.     

《蝇蛆养殖与利用技术》

由金盾出版社于2006年9月出版，中国科学院动物研究所何凤琴和镇江市科技局有关专家共同编著。内容涵盖蝇蛆养殖的意义与历史、家蝇的生物学、规模化养殖以及蝇蛆产品的综合利用方法与技术等，介绍人工养殖中遇到的一系列问题和难题及相应的对策，特别是较详尽地介绍蝇蛆自身分离技术、解决养殖中最麻烦的蛆料分离问题。内容详实，通俗易懂，适合有志于特种养殖的从业人员阅读，亦可供相关院校师生和科研人员参考。     

黑水虻幼虫和预蛹的饲料价值研究进展

黑水虻Hermetia illucens L.是一种全世界广泛分布的资源昆虫,幼虫在自然界以动物粪便、腐烂的有机物,如腐肉、腐烂的水果、蔬菜和植物性垃圾为食,能够被用于畜禽粪便的无害化处理。黑水虻幼虫在将粪便转化成昆虫生物量的同时,减少了粪便的污染。利用畜禽粪便饲养的黑水虻幼虫干重达到42%～43%,其中粗蛋白含量占干重的42%～44%,脂肪含量占干重的31%～35%,灰份占干重的11%～15%,钙质占干重的4.8%～5.1%,磷占干重的0.60%～0.63%。使用粪便饲养的幼虫和预蛹,含有丰富的必需氨基酸和矿物质,是家禽、家畜和鱼类养殖的良好饲料来源。文章综述利用不同动物粪便饲养的黑水虻幼虫和预蛹的饲料价值及其幼虫和预蛹用于鸡、猪和鱼类饲料添加剂的研究进展。     

杂交构树产业一条龙 构建生态养殖新模式

正杂交构树的示范种植已在我国20多个省市、自治区先后开展。结果表明,可因地制宜发展杂交构树经济林,用于饲料养殖、打浆造纸、培养蘑菇、制茶食用。针对我国"人畜争粮"、饲料紧缺和食品安全的巨大需求,创建"以树代粮""种养循环"生态农牧业经济模式,在种苗繁殖、田间种植、枝叶采收、饲料加工、禽畜养殖、销售等多个环节,重点推行"五化"生产技术体系,并在此基础上通过"过腹还田"延长产业链,实现过腹增值。     

畜禽粪便和粪水厌氧消化技术分析与展望

随着我国畜禽养殖集约化程度的不断提高,畜禽粪污导致的环境污染已成为畜禽养殖业发展面临的重要制约因素。粪污通过厌氧消化可回收能源、生产沼肥和消灭病原菌,避免对环境产生危害,是畜禽粪污处理和资源利用技术链条的核心环节。根据原料性质的差异,将粪污区分为畜禽粪便与养殖废水,分别探讨了这两种处理对象厌氧消化处理的不同技术难点和发展方向。针对畜禽粪便,重点探讨了高含氮粪便厌氧消化过程中存在的氨抑制问题及解除氨抑制的方法;针对养殖废水,介绍了废水处理与回用标准,比较分析了升流式厌氧污泥床、厌氧膜生物反应器、厌氧折流板反应器和自搅拌厌氧折流板反应器等几种代表性的和新型的废水厌氧处理工艺,并展望了技术的创新发展,旨在为畜禽粪便和养殖废水的厌氧消化及废水回用技术的发展提供参考。     

家蝇作为饲料添加剂对清远良种鸡肉质和风味的影响

测定蝇蛆和蝇蛹作为饲料添加剂对清远良种鸡肉质和风味的影响,为家蝇Musca domestica L.作为添加饲料改善鸡的肉质和风味,以及代替鱼粉成为新的蛋白质来源提供数据。150只清远鸡雏鸡随机等分成5组,以鱼粉或商业饲料加入不同比例的家蝇幼虫或蝇蛹作为添加饲料加以饲养。结果显示,饲喂不同食料的清远鸡的增重、脾重和法氏囊重影响差异不显著,但饲喂蝇蛆和蝇蛹的鸡群的死亡率明显低于仅饲喂鱼粉或商业饲料的鸡群;饲喂蝇蛆或蝇蛹的鸡肉的系水力(用失水率表示)和风味评价明显提高,氨基酸含量差异显著。说明家蝇幼虫作为动物蛋白可提高鸡的抗疾病能力及改善鸡肉风味。     

环境条件对猪粪好氧堆肥过程的影响

禽畜粪便的大量排放给环境造成了巨大污染,其中猪场粪便和污水是最主要的污染源。为了实现猪粪的无害化、减量化和资源化,好氧堆肥是目前普遍应用和效果良好的实用技术。为了探明堆肥过程的生物学和化学过程,论本文主要从几个影响因素如温度、调理剂、含水率、通风方式、微生物菌剂等对猪粪好氧堆肥技术方面进行了综述。     

蝇蛆几丁低聚糖咀嚼片的调节血脂作用

研究和评价了蝇蛆几丁低聚糖咀嚼片的调节血脂作用及其安全性。将50只实验动物（大鼠）随机分为普通饲料对照组、高脂饲料对照组和3个实验组,实验组分别喂以不同剂量蝇蛆几丁低聚糖咀嚼片和高脂饲料。饲养28天后,分别测定大鼠血清总胆固醇（total cholesterol, TC）、血清总甘油三酯（triglyceride, TG）、血清高密度脂蛋白胆固醇（high density lipoprotein cholesterol, HDLC）的含量。用Horn's法对蝇蛆几丁低聚糖咀嚼片的急性毒性进行研究,连续观察7天,记录各组动物的中毒反应情况和死亡只数,计算咀嚼片对小鼠的半数致死剂量。同时对几丁低聚糖咀嚼片作了调节血脂的动物试验,研究结果表明,蝇蛆几丁低聚糖咀嚼片对大鼠血清总胆固醇、总甘油三酯有明显降低和对血清高密度脂蛋白胆固醇有明显稳定作用,具有辅助降血脂作用;对咀嚼片进行急性毒性实验表明,蝇蛆几丁低聚糖咀嚼片对小鼠的半数致死剂量大于10 g/kg·bw,提示其基本无毒。
     

蝇蛆肠道微生物菌群对猪粪残留抗生素的降解及抗性基因的影响

【目的】过度使用抗生素作为动物饲料添加剂,导致畜禽粪便已成为抗生素抗性基因的主要蓄积库,为了研究蝇蛆(Musca domestica)对猪粪中残留抗生素及抗性基因的影响,本文动态采集了实际农场条件下蝇蛆转化过程中猪粪堆体及虫体样本。【方法】利用q PCR、液相色谱-电喷雾质谱、同位素内标法、Illumina高通量测序以及局部相似性研究蝇蛆生物转化过程中残留抗生素降解效能及相关抗性基因组变化的微生物生态机制。【结果】6 d周期内,猪粪中四环素、土霉素、金霉素、强力霉素、磺胺嘧啶、诺氟沙星、氧氟沙星、环丙沙星以及恩诺沙星等9种残留抗生素含量显著下降,累积减量为34.3%–58.1%,每日减量百分比介于7.8%–57.4%之间。猪粪中共检测到的158种抗性基因,其中有118种大幅衰减,衰减量平均达79.3%;23种抗性基因存在富集现象,富集倍数平均为3.48。在蝇蛆肠道的作用下,粪源微生物群落中Bacteroidetes相对丰度下降,Proteobacteria相对丰度增加,尤其是Ignatzschineria增幅最大。网络分析发现,抗性基因的增减与微生物群落的变化显著相关,与抗性基因衰减相关的微生物主要属于Clostridiales和Bacteroidales,而与抗性基因富集相关的微生物主要为Alcaligenaceae、[Weeksellaceae]及Bacillales。【结论】蝇蛆可有效削减猪粪中的残留抗生素及防控抗性基因向环境扩散。     

Development of black soldier fly (Diptera: Stratiomyidae) larvae fed dairy manure

Black soldier flies, Hermetia illucens L., are a common colonizer of animal wastes. However, all published development data for this species are from studies using artificial diets. This study represents the first examining black soldier fly development on animal wastes. Additionally, this study examined the ability of black soldier fly larvae to reduce dry matter and associated nutrients in manure. Black soldier fly larvae were fed four rates of dairy manure to determine their effects on larval and adult life history traits. Feed rate affected larval and adult development. Those fed less ration daily weighed less than those fed a greater ration. Additionally, larvae provided the least amount of dairy manure took longer to develop to the prepupal stage; however, they needed less time to reach the adult stage. Adults resulting from larvae provided 27 g dairy manure/d lived 3-4 d less than those fed 70 g dairy manure. Percentage survivorship to the prepupal or adult stages did not differ across treatments. Larvae fed 27 g dairy manure daily reduced manure dry matter mass by 58%, whereas those fed 70 g daily reduced dry matter 33%. Black soldier fly larvae were able to reduce available P by 61-70% and N by 30-50% across treatments. Based on results from this study, the black soldier fly could be used to reduce wastes and associated nutrients in confined bovine facilities.     

Inoculating poultry manure with companion bacteria influences growth and development of black soldier fly (Diptera: Stratiomyidae) larvae

The growth and development of black soldier fly, Hermetia illucens (L.), larvae fed chicken manure inoculated with bacteria isolated from black soldier fly larvae and associated larval feed was evaluated. Four strains of Bacillus subtilis were evaluated. B. subtilis strains S15, S16, S19, were isolated from the gut of black soldier fly larvae. B. natto strain D1 was isolated from the diet fed to black soldier fly larvae. These bacteria were added individually into nonsterile 200 g fresh hen manure at 10(6) cfu/g and homogenized. Treated manure was then inoculated with 4-d old black soldier fly larvae. Prepupal weight ranged from 0.0606 g in the control to 0.0946 g in manure treated with the S15 strain. Larval survivorship to the prepupal stage in all treatments ranged from 98.00 ± 2.65% to 99.33 ± 1.15%. Prepupal survivorship to the pupal stage ranged from 91.92 ± 1.87% to 97.95 ± 1.03%. Adult emergence from the pupal stage did not significantly (P < 0.05) differ across treatments and ranged from 98.95 ± 1.82% to 100.00 ± 0.00%. Adult body length resulting from the larvae in each of the treatments was significantly greater than those from the control. Longevity of adults did not differ significantly between treatments. Time from hatching to the development of the first pupa did not differ significantly across treatments; however, development time from hatching to 90% reaching the prepupual stage was significantly different between treatments and ranged from 29.00 ± 1.00 d to 34.33 ± 3.51 d. Development time from hatching to 90% reaching the adult stages was significantly different between treatments. Our results demonstrate that inoculating poultry manure with bacteria from black soldier fly larvae influences the growth and development of conspecific larvae feeding on the manure.     

Effective bioconversion of farmed chicken products by black soldier fly larvae at commercially relevant growth temperatures

Global population growth and an increasing demand for meat has driven the intensification of livestock production. On poultry farms, the accumulation of waste such as faeces, carcasses and unsellable eggs creates environmental and health hazards that need to be mitigated. The larvae of the black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens; BSFL) offer a potential solution to the problems of waste management on poultry farms. BSFL consume large quantities of organic waste and convert it into larval biomass, which can then be processed for use as livestock feeds or biofuels. This makes BSFL an ideal candidate for value-added waste management on chicken farms. Here, we examined the development and nutrient profile of BSFL given five different diet treatments: poultry feed (control), chicken meat, chicken egg, chicken manure and a mixture of equal parts chicken meat, egg and manure. Chicken meat, egg and mixed diets were all found to be suitable feedstocks for BSFL, but the manure-only treatment was associated with a high failure rate of larval development. Mixing manure with other poultry waste streams ameliorated the negative impacts of manure on BSFL. Larvae reared on chicken meat, egg and the mixed diet had equal or higher mean crude protein (CP) (39.9%, 33.8% and 31.5%, respectively) and crude lipid (CL) contents (30.1%, 29.00% and 28.7%, respectively), compared with BSFL reared exclusively on chicken feed (CP: 30.9%, CL: 23.8%), demonstrating the suitability of these waste-stream diets for the potential animal feed quality of the BSFL. We discuss how BSFL bioconversion could be implemented to address environment management issues on poultry farms.     

Black soldier fly larvae show a stronger preference for manure than for a mass-rearing diet

The attention for black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) as an alternative ingredient for food and feed products is on the rise. While many studies have reported the efficiency of BSFL to bio-convert a wide range of organic waste streams into larval biomass, so far, it is unknown whether BSFL prefer certain waste streams over others when they have the possibility to choose. Here, we performed a choice-test experiment to explore the preference of BSFL when exposed to pig manure and a mass-rearing diet consisting of plant by-products currently used for industrial BSFL production. We found that after 1 hr of exposure to both feeds, BSFL strongly preferred pig manure over the mass-rearing diet. The preference for manure became stronger as larval age increased. Our results provide the first evidence that BSFL express a distinct diet preference. Understanding the reasons for the strong preference for manure is relevant for a diverse array of practical applications and to inform the discussion on insect welfare.     

A value added manure management system using the black soldier fly

A manure management system for laying hens using the black soldier fly, Hermetia illucens (L.) converted manure to a 42% protein, 35% fat feedstuff, reduced manure accumulation by at least 50% and eliminated house fly breeding. No extra facility or added energy was required. Mature larvae self-harvested producing a feedstuff as they attempted to pupate. Optimal feedstuff to manure dry matter yield was 7·8%. This insect occurs worldwide in tropical and warm-temperature regions and can digest many biological wastes.     

Stocking rate and organic waste type affect development of three Chrysomya species and Lucilia sericata (Diptera: Calliphoridae): Implications for bioconversion

Fly larvae can be used effectively to reduce various organic waste types and produce value-added products, including protein as an ingredient in livestock feeds and oil for biodiesel production. However, fly development on different waste types may cause differences in growth rate and the body composition, which can further be influenced by fly species and their stocking rate. This study explored the impact of different waste types (kitchen waste, abattoir waste and swine manure) and larval stocking rate on growth and body composition of four blowfly species, Chrysomya chloropyga (Wiedemann), Chrysomya megacephala (Fabricius), Chrysomya putoria (Wiedemann) and Lucilia sericata (Meigen). First-instar larvae (20, 50 or 100), less than 3 hr old, were placed on 100 g of each waste type. Pre-pupal mass at commencement of post-feeding larval dispersal, time to onset of dispersal, survival and nutrient reserves were determined for each species, stocking rate and waste type. Our results revealed that larvae fed kitchen and abattoir waste had significantly higher dry mass, crude protein and lipid content compared with those fed swine manure. Higher survival rate was observed with increasing larval stocking rate. We provide important information to guide the mass production of high-quality nutrient-rich larvae and recommend C. putoria, which is versatile and effective on a range of waste products, as well as high in protein and lipids. The implications for waste management are discussed.     

Effects of food substrates and moxidectin on development of black soldier fly,Hermetia illucens

Black soldier fly is a common and widely distributed saprophagous species that has an excellent potential for being used for biological conversion of organic wastes on an industrial scale. The main goal of the reported study was expanding the list of wastes suitable for utilization by this species. We compared larval growth on cull potatoes, horse manure and cafeteria food waste in 100‐L bins in a greenhouse. We also conducted laboratory experiments to investigate whether black soldier fly larvae are affected by the presence of moxidectin, a common endectocide used to treat an array of domestic animals and readily excreted in faeces, in their food substrates. Feeding on potatoes resulted in slower growth, and the final size of potato‐fed larvae was smaller compared to the larvae fed on cafeteria waste. Nevertheless, potatoes supported substantial biomass accumulation, and could be a valuable option for rearing fly larvae for commercial feed production. Larvae feeding on horse manure gained very little weight and eventually failed to pupate. Moxidectin had a strong negative effect on larval survivorship; however, ca. 30% of larvae reared in the substrate containing a realistic field concentration of moxidectin still survived to adulthood. Our findings confirm that using black soldier fly larvae is a promising technology for recycling organic wastes, including those of plant origin.     

A behavioral method for separation of house fly (Diptera: Muscidae) larvae from processed pig manure

A behavioral method applicable in biodegradation facilities for separation of house fly (Musca domestica L.) larvae from processed pig manure is presented. The method is based on placing a cover over the larval rearing tray, while escaping larvae are collected in collection trays. Separation units must be placed in a dark room to avoid negative phototactic responses of the larvae. After 24 h of separation, over 70% of the larvae escaped from processed manure and were collected in collection trays. Most of the larvae pupated within 48 h after separation. Mean weight of pupae recovered from manure residue was not significantly different from mean weight of pupae of separated individuals. Eclosion rate of pupae recovered from manure residue was significantly lower than eclosion of separated individuals, and was strongly related to separation success. Factors responsible for escape behavior of larvae are discussed.     

不同饲养密度对亮斑扁角水虻幼虫生长发育及新鲜牛粪转化率的影响

为了解决养牛业中粪便污染问题,本研究利用亮斑扁角水虻(黑水虻)来转化利用牛粪,探讨了饲养密度对新鲜牛粪的转化效率。本试验以亮斑扁角水虻为研究对象,选择设置每20.0 kg牛粪投入3500头、8750头、17500头4日龄幼虫3个处理密度,在每个密度日均1.0 kg等量饲喂条件下,分析亮斑扁角水虻幼虫百虫重、粗蛋白、粗脂肪、牛粪转化率指标的差异,探索一种适于亮斑扁角水虻幼虫处理新鲜牛粪的饲养密度。结果表明:百虫重、粗蛋白、粗脂肪3个指标在3组处理之间都存在极显著差异。百虫重和粗脂肪两个指标和试验组密度情况在0.01的水平上显著负相关,但3个处理中转化率最高的为8750头的饲养密度。综合评价认为亮斑扁角水虻4日龄幼虫8750头/20.0 kg牛粪的投入量为实验范围内最佳饲养密度。