How good is the quality of Dacheng premix feed, really?
May I ask, how is (Dacheng) premix feed?
I used to use Dabeinong, and these past two days I switched to Dacheng. Does anyone know how Dacheng is? Let me state that I am not a feed seller, I am a pig farmer.
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The feed from all manufacturers is good, it just depends on how you use it,
and whether you can be satisfied with the final benefits it produces.
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At present, the products put out by the companies genuinely in the feed business are all good, but the orientation lies in what kind of feed you want to use.
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From what I understand, Dacheng's premix feed is good in quality, and it contains some additives that other companies do not have. You yourself can carefully study the label declarations of premixes from different companies. The most important thing is to take pigs of the same body weight and breed and use them for comparison based on the same formula; that is the best method.
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Why switch feed? Is Dabeinong's not good? I think Dabeinong is a good company!
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Dacheng? Never heard of it, where is it?
yingang11125_74 added the following content on 2009-8-3 20:55
Dacheng? Never heard of it, where is it?
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Don't ask people, just ask the pigs..
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Replying to Jinqiu, the cost of asking the pigs is too high, I want to take a bit of a shortcut haha
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Feed comes in high, medium and low grades, and pig breeds also come in good and bad; pigs of a good breed fed medium-to-low-grade feed grow slowly, and overall benefits are poor; ordinary-breed pigs fed high-grade feed waste it, and the cost is too high to be worthwhile. So as for exactly what kind of feed to choose, just ask the pigs and you will know. In addition, through investigation on the front lines of the market, I have found that when raising pigs you still have to look for good breeds; although high-grade feed looks expensive, the pigs grow fast, go to market early, and sell at a high price, so when you calculate it all, the economic benefits are good. In the end, raising pigs also requires using your brain, don't just keep charging ahead, you need scientific methods; knowledge really is productivity!
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Look at whether what is added is antibiotics or other growth promoters haha
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The main thing is still to see whether it suits you; other people's recommendations are only for reference. I feel that after you switch feed, it is enough to make a careful comparison through observation.
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Dabeinong's feed is quite good, I have never heard of Dacheng's
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The feed from all manufacturers is good, it just depends on how you use it,
and whether you can be satisfied with the final benefits it produces.
---------------------
At present, the products put out by the companies genuinely in the feed business are all good, but the orientation lies in what kind of feed you want to use.
---------------------
From what I understand, Dacheng's premix feed is good in quality, and it contains some additives that other companies do not have. You yourself can carefully study the label declarations of premixes from different companies. The most important thing is to take pigs of the same body weight and breed and use them for comparison based on the same formula; that is the best method.
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Why switch feed? Is Dabeinong's not good? I think Dabeinong is a good company!
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Dacheng? Never heard of it, where is it?
yingang11125_74 added the following content on 2009-8-3 20:55
Dacheng? Never heard of it, where is it?
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Don't ask people, just ask the pigs..
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Replying to Jinqiu, the cost of asking the pigs is too high, I want to take a bit of a shortcut haha
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Feed comes in high, medium and low grades, and pig breeds also come in good and bad; pigs of a good breed fed medium-to-low-grade feed grow slowly, and overall benefits are poor; ordinary-breed pigs fed high-grade feed waste it, and the cost is too high to be worthwhile. So as for exactly what kind of feed to choose, just ask the pigs and you will know. In addition, through investigation on the front lines of the market, I have found that when raising pigs you still have to look for good breeds; although high-grade feed looks expensive, the pigs grow fast, go to market early, and sell at a high price, so when you calculate it all, the economic benefits are good. In the end, raising pigs also requires using your brain, don't just keep charging ahead, you need scientific methods; knowledge really is productivity!
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Look at whether what is added is antibiotics or other growth promoters haha
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The main thing is still to see whether it suits you; other people's recommendations are only for reference. I feel that after you switch feed, it is enough to make a careful comparison through observation.
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Dabeinong's feed is quite good, I have never heard of Dacheng's