The influence of biofermented compound feeds on micromorphological indices of reproductive organs of gilts

The article presents data on the effect of including 30.0 % of fermented compound feeds prepared according to recipe No. 1 (brewer’s grains – 40.0 %, wheat bran – 20.0, sunflower cake – 20.0, mushroom substrate – 20.0 %) and recipe No. 2 (brewer’s grains – 40.0 %; wheat bran – 10.0, sunflower cake – 10.0, mushroom substrate – 40.0 %) in the basic diet (BD) for histological indices of reproductive organs of gilts. It was established that inclusion in the basic diet (BD) of gilts, starting from the age of four months and until they reach the age of physiological maturity with a body weight of 110 kg, of 30.0% fermented compound feed from agro-industrial complex waste, manufactured according to recipe No. 1: brewer’s grains – 40.0 %; wheat bran – 20.0 %; sunflower cake – 20.0 %; mushroom substrate – 20.0 % contributed to more intensive development of their reproductive organs at the histological level: growth and development of glandular epithelium of the uterine mucosa, growth and maturation of follicles and corpora lutea in comparison with animals receiving OR and animals receiving fermented compound feed made from agricultural waste according to recipe No. 2: brewer’s grain – 40.0 %; wheat bran – 10.0 %; sunflower cake – 10.0 %; mushroom substrate – 40.0 %.