What feed is it better to use imported meat and bone meal and how palatability

I think you're fit to be the Minister of Agriculture, so you can give orders. Meat and bone meal is not allowed. The world is finally unified.

No worries about illness!! If you say it, then all the meat meal, meat and bone meal. Meat and bone meal.

Bone meal, chicken meal. Chicken offal powder, plasma, blood cells. Feather powder.

should all be disposed of as garbage (the problem is to ** dumped). Unless half of the world's population now goes vegetarian. Otherwise, these things will go to the **, after changing to vegetarianism, half of our feed will be unemployed I don't want to advocate that everyone use more meat and bone meal, but to think in multiple directions, otherwise the reform, there may be a greater disaster waiting for me I hope you take the lead in forming a vegetarian alliance, I am willing to join!!

Even more**!! Haha Purina was partially sold to Blue Thunder in the continental United States. Outside the U.S., it was sold to Cargill.

So Purina Cargill is a family!. Some are right and some are wrong, I know that Taiwan Cargill still used meat and bone meal before mad cow disease in the United States! Unless you say that Taiwan is not a domestic scope!!

Broilers, ducks, aquatic products, piglets, medium and large pigs, and concentrates can be used to pay attention to whether there is a taste of oil oxidation when using.

The quality of domestic meat and bone meal is uneven, and I dare not use it, but the imported ones are okay.

I used it before, it was domestic, and now I don't use it. The quality of that thing is so unreassuring! Don't dare to use it!

Bone meal feed is a kind of feed made from animal bones through high-temperature treatment, grinding, sterilization and other processes. It is a common feed additive that can provide a variety of minerals and proteins that aid in the growth and development of animals. Regular ingredients include mold potatoes:

1.Protein: Bone meal feed is rich in protein, usually around 25%.

2.Minerals: Bone meal feed contains a variety of minerals, such as calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, iron, zinc, etc., which can provide nutrients needed for animal growth.

3.Fat feasters: Bone meal feed contains a small amount of fat, usually less than 2%.

4.Cellulose: Bone meal feed contains a small amount of cellulose, usually less than 5%.

5.Moisture: Bone meal feed contains a certain amount of moisture, usually less than 10%.

The composition and content of bone meal feed may vary depending on the manufacturer, production process, raw materials and other factors. When using bone meal feed, it is necessary to make a reasonable ratio and use according to the breed, age, weight and other conditions of the animal to ensure that the animal gets enough nutrition and healthy growth.

Although meat and bone meal is a type of protein feed raw material, it can be used with cereal feed to supplement the deficiency of protein. However, because meat and bone meal is mainly composed of meat, bones, tendons, ligaments, internal organs, etc., and also includes wastes such as hair, hooves, horns, skin, and blood, the quality varies greatly. If the product is made from spoilage raw materials, the quality is even worse, and it can even lead to poisoning.

The palatability and digestibility of products that are over-treated by heat treatment during processing are reduced. Improper storage can easily oxidize and rancidize the fats contained in them, affecting palatability and animal product quality. The overall feeding effect is not better than that of fishmeal.

The raw materials of meat and bone meal are very susceptible to Salmonella, and strict disinfection should be carried out in the process of processing livestock and poultry by-products. Meat meal made from by-products of sick livestock should not be fed to the same animal as much as possible. In Western countries, many countries have banned the feeding of ruminants with meat meal made from ruminant by-products due to mad cow disease.

Meat and bone meal is a good protein, calcium, phosphorus, vitamin B12 good **, but the feed value is much lower than that of fish meal and soybean cake, and the quality stability is poor, the dosage should be less than 6%, and pay attention to the lack of amino acids.

Meat and bone meal can partially replace fishmeal in the compound feed of pigs, and more feeding will reduce palatability, and it will also have an adverse effect on growth, so the dosage is generally less than 5%. It is mostly used in fattening pigs and breeding pig feed, and piglets should be avoided.

Meat and bone meal generally has no adverse effect on milk yield and milk flavor of dairy cows. The feeding effect of beef cattle is worse than that of pigs and chickens, and can be used with flaxseed meal, soybean meal and cereals with good palatability. The palatability of sheep is not good, and it needs to go through a period of adaptation.

Because the ** of meat meal and meat and bone meal is higher than that of general plant protein feed, coupled with poor palatability, it is rarely used in ruminant feed.