Detailed explanation of the revised suckling pig creep feed formula
The revised suckling pig creep feed formula
Ingredient composition Amount (kg)
Extruded corn 300.00
Corn (grade 1) 263.00
Full-fat soybeans 125.00
Whey powder 3 120.00
Dehulled soybean meal 50.00
Plasma protein powder 40.00
Imported fish meal 50.00
Soybean oil 20.00
Monocalcium phosphate 4.00
Calcium powder 6.00
Acidifier 3.00
Sodium butyrate 1.00
Zinc oxide 3.00
Lysine 3.00
Methionine 1.00
Threonine 1.00
Premix 10.0
Nutritional indicators
Digestible energy 3500 kcal/kg
Crude protein 18.0%
Calcium 0.65%
Available phosphorus 0.45%
Lysine 1.40%
Methionine 0.45%
Threonine 0.91%
Tryptophan 0.24%
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I have looked at the discussion over the past few days, and the creep feed formula has been partially revised. What problems still exist? Everyone, please share your opinions. Thank you!
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My personal view is that this formula seems good. What matters in technology is the thinking, and ultimately it is the positioning of your product.
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Zinc oxide is too expensive now. Would it be better to use other drugs? Also, the base of this formula is very good, so diarrhea should not be too serious, right?
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Acidifier 3.00 If it is creep feed, that is fine, but for use during the weaning period, it still feels a bit low.
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If there is diarrhea with this formula, then remove the dehulled soybean meal and replace it with fermented soybean meal.
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Is the energy a bit too high?
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It feels quite classic. The formula has been made well, but how is the processing? For suckling pig feed, processing is also quite important.
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Forgive my ignorance, but what is calcium powder? I have never used it :L
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Calcium powder is limestone powder (calcium carbonate).
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Good post, but we still need to see how the actual results are.
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The moderator is right. Your formula design is still quite classic. The key is how your processing is. Do you pellet or crumble? They are very critical. The grinding of your raw materials such as extruded corn, etc.
Extruded corn 300.00
Corn (grade 1) 263.00
Full-fat soybeans 125.00
Whey powder 3 120.00
Dehulled soybean meal 50.00
Plasma protein powder 40.00
Imported fish meal 50.00
Soybean oil 20.00
Monocalcium phosphate 4.00
Calcium powder 6.00
Acidifier 3.00
Sodium butyrate 1.00
Zinc oxide 3.00
Lysine 3.00
Methionine 1.00
Threonine 1.00
Premix 10.0
Nutritional indicators
Digestible energy 3500 kcal/kg
Crude protein 18.0%
Calcium 0.65%
Available phosphorus 0.45%
Lysine 1.40%
Methionine 0.45%
Threonine 0.91%
Tryptophan 0.24%
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I have looked at the discussion over the past few days, and the creep feed formula has been partially revised. What problems still exist? Everyone, please share your opinions. Thank you!
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My personal view is that this formula seems good. What matters in technology is the thinking, and ultimately it is the positioning of your product.
---------------------
Zinc oxide is too expensive now. Would it be better to use other drugs? Also, the base of this formula is very good, so diarrhea should not be too serious, right?
---------------------
Acidifier 3.00 If it is creep feed, that is fine, but for use during the weaning period, it still feels a bit low.
---------------------
If there is diarrhea with this formula, then remove the dehulled soybean meal and replace it with fermented soybean meal.
---------------------
Is the energy a bit too high?
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It feels quite classic. The formula has been made well, but how is the processing? For suckling pig feed, processing is also quite important.
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Forgive my ignorance, but what is calcium powder? I have never used it :L
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Originally posted bybluesun009 on 2007-1-11 11:34
Forgive my ignorance, but what is calcium powder? I have never used it.
Calcium powder is limestone powder (calcium carbonate).
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Good post, but we still need to see how the actual results are.
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The moderator is right. Your formula design is still quite classic. The key is how your processing is. Do you pellet or crumble? They are very critical. The grinding of your raw materials such as extruded corn, etc.