How is palm kernel cake? Let those who have used it share their experience
Those who have used palm kernel cake, come in and chat
I'm planning to bring in some palm kernel cake, the price is around 900, I haven't used it before, and I only found a little related information on forums, as follows: Palm kernel cake（ＰＫＥ）
Palm kernel cakeproduction:Palm kernel cakeis the residue left after pressing palm kernels to remove palm kernel oil, appearing as black mud-like lumps.
Palm kernel cake(Palm Kemel Cake) composition analysis
Laboratory sample test results
Crude protein--16% Crude fiber--18% Crude fat--11%
Lysine--0.5% Cystine--0.2% Threonine--0.5%
Moisture--9.5% Arginine--2% Calcium--0.15%
Methionine--0.3% Nitrogen-free extract--64% Phenylalanine--0.6%
Crude ash--4.6% Histidine--0.26% Tryptophan--0.12%
Total energy--4100 MCL/KG
Application of palm kernel meal: Palm kernel meal has a high crude fat content, so it is usually classified as an energy feed. It can replace corn or wheat bran at a 1:1 ratio, or when substituting, the amino acid composition should be comprehensively considered together with protein feed. The most direct effect of using palm kernel meal to replace corn is that feeding results are consistent but costs are greatly reduced, thereby significantly improving benefits and greatly enhancing the competitiveness of feed enterprises and livestock enterprises. Palm kernel meal is low in price, resistant to mold, and has no side effects. It is especially suitable for feeding ruminants such as cattle, sheep, horses, and deer. Under controlled proportions, it can also be used in feed for general livestock such as pigs and chickens.
Is there anyone in the forum currently using (or who has used) this? Share your experience so we can learn,
Color, smell, nutritional indicators, what to pay attention to during acceptance inspection, palatability...
Thank you for your contribution.
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I haven't used it, because this product's color is too black. The feed appearance is not good after use. Palm kernel meal has a high mannan content, so when the dosage is large, mannanase must be added for better results.
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I've used it. Palm kernel cake is black in color. The crude protein and fat I measured were not that high. The metabolizable energy is about 3000 or so. This stuff is not easy to use, too dry, and prone to static electricity. Bro, you have to be cautious when using it. Don't cause a safety accident just because you lowered costs a little.
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There was once a company that used 10% palm kernel cake in duck feed. The resulting feed was black in color and had a relatively strong smell.
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The one above, what kind of smell is that strong smell in the made feed?
Adding it at 10% is a bit too much.
The person on the second floor, how much protein and fat did you measure?
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Palatability for dairy cows is not very good. I fed cows with samples given by others. At 30%, the cows would not eat it at all, and the other cows only took a few bites. Feed intake of dairy cows is very important, so I did not use it. It's also possible that my batch of feed was not good. I ask for the views of other colleagues who have used it. Thank you.
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I used 5% in layer feed, and it was okay
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Palm kernel cake has a particularly high mannan content. When feeding it to monogastric animals such as pigs, chickens, and ducks, mannanase must be added, otherwise the impact on results will be very large.
We have a brand of mannanase. If needed, you can contact me.
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Palm kernel cake is usually used in pig feed at about 6%, and if used in aquatic feed it can account for about 10%. Products that aid digestion are usually added. It can reduce feed production costs. Our company has a factory producing palm kernel cake in Malaysia and can supply palm kernel cake stably for the long term, with a protein content of more than 30%. Interested parties please contact QQ: 1023081567 (note: palm kernel cake) or email [email protected]
1# Flying Pigeon
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If those making cattle feed add it at 10%, it becomes unbearable to look at!
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I have used it in cattle feed. At first, using 10% affected palatability. Later I used it at 5%, and I didn't notice anything, and the effect was the same as the original formula, except that it saved a little cost.
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I am planning to choose this raw material, but I have never been able to determine the metabolizable energy for chickens. May I ask the expert on the bench, can it reach 3000 kcal/kg?
Palm kernel cakeproduction:Palm kernel cakeis the residue left after pressing palm kernels to remove palm kernel oil, appearing as black mud-like lumps.
Palm kernel cake(Palm Kemel Cake) composition analysis
Laboratory sample test results
Crude protein--16% Crude fiber--18% Crude fat--11%
Lysine--0.5% Cystine--0.2% Threonine--0.5%
Moisture--9.5% Arginine--2% Calcium--0.15%
Methionine--0.3% Nitrogen-free extract--64% Phenylalanine--0.6%
Crude ash--4.6% Histidine--0.26% Tryptophan--0.12%
Total energy--4100 MCL/KG
Application of palm kernel meal: Palm kernel meal has a high crude fat content, so it is usually classified as an energy feed. It can replace corn or wheat bran at a 1:1 ratio, or when substituting, the amino acid composition should be comprehensively considered together with protein feed. The most direct effect of using palm kernel meal to replace corn is that feeding results are consistent but costs are greatly reduced, thereby significantly improving benefits and greatly enhancing the competitiveness of feed enterprises and livestock enterprises. Palm kernel meal is low in price, resistant to mold, and has no side effects. It is especially suitable for feeding ruminants such as cattle, sheep, horses, and deer. Under controlled proportions, it can also be used in feed for general livestock such as pigs and chickens.
Is there anyone in the forum currently using (or who has used) this? Share your experience so we can learn,
Color, smell, nutritional indicators, what to pay attention to during acceptance inspection, palatability...
Thank you for your contribution.
---------------------
I haven't used it, because this product's color is too black. The feed appearance is not good after use. Palm kernel meal has a high mannan content, so when the dosage is large, mannanase must be added for better results.
---------------------
I've used it. Palm kernel cake is black in color. The crude protein and fat I measured were not that high. The metabolizable energy is about 3000 or so. This stuff is not easy to use, too dry, and prone to static electricity. Bro, you have to be cautious when using it. Don't cause a safety accident just because you lowered costs a little.
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There was once a company that used 10% palm kernel cake in duck feed. The resulting feed was black in color and had a relatively strong smell.
---------------------
The one above, what kind of smell is that strong smell in the made feed?
Adding it at 10% is a bit too much.
The person on the second floor, how much protein and fat did you measure?
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Palatability for dairy cows is not very good. I fed cows with samples given by others. At 30%, the cows would not eat it at all, and the other cows only took a few bites. Feed intake of dairy cows is very important, so I did not use it. It's also possible that my batch of feed was not good. I ask for the views of other colleagues who have used it. Thank you.
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I used 5% in layer feed, and it was okay
---------------------
Palm kernel cake has a particularly high mannan content. When feeding it to monogastric animals such as pigs, chickens, and ducks, mannanase must be added, otherwise the impact on results will be very large.
We have a brand of mannanase. If needed, you can contact me.
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Palm kernel cake is usually used in pig feed at about 6%, and if used in aquatic feed it can account for about 10%. Products that aid digestion are usually added. It can reduce feed production costs. Our company has a factory producing palm kernel cake in Malaysia and can supply palm kernel cake stably for the long term, with a protein content of more than 30%. Interested parties please contact QQ: 1023081567 (note: palm kernel cake) or email [email protected]
1# Flying Pigeon
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If those making cattle feed add it at 10%, it becomes unbearable to look at!
---------------------
I have used it in cattle feed. At first, using 10% affected palatability. Later I used it at 5%, and I didn't notice anything, and the effect was the same as the original formula, except that it saved a little cost.
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I am planning to choose this raw material, but I have never been able to determine the metabolizable energy for chickens. May I ask the expert on the bench, can it reach 3000 kcal/kg?