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May I ask all you experts, what is a relatively good feed conversion ratio in actual farming today?
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2.06:1, for good breeds such as Seghers pigs
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Haha, your question is as good as not asking.
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Is the general aquatic feed all around 1.5?
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The original poster probably still doesn't know what the feed conversion ratio is, right?
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Hey, what feed is the original poster asking about? Different varieties have different feed conversion ratios.
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General aquatic feed is around 2.0-2.5.
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Reply to 5#flyfish01


Why do you say that?
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You should specify which farmed animal the feed conversion ratio is for..
The differences between different species are quite large.. If you directly ask about the feed conversion ratio, no one knows how to answer you...
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What is the concept of the feed conversion ratio?
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I'm not here to mess around, I'm here to study in the literacy class.
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Feed conversion ratio: refers to the ratio of the amount of feed a fish eats within a certain period of time to its body weight gain. Usually, only the feed conversion ratio of the eating fish is considered.
Feed conversion ratio = weight of feed fed / weight gained by the fish

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