What is the story behind red skin and glossy hair? A detailed explanation in one article
About red skin and glossy hair
Experts, let me explain: our current concentrate, pure soybean meal, fishmeal type - customers report that palatability, feed intake and growth rate are all decent, but the coat and skin are not good. Everyone, tell me, how should we adjust it? For 15kg to market weight, we currently make lysine at 3.25, add 65Lys 18 kg, choline chloride 3-4 kg, arsanilic acid 0.4 kg. Is the arsenic preparation too little? By the way, our recommended formula is 70% corn, and the rest is switched between concentrate and bran according to body weight. Customers report that other people's feed has a much lower nutrient level than ours, and even those without fishmeal have better coat color than ours. I hope everyone will not hesitate to advise! Thanks in advance.
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A good coat color looks pleasing, but does it really have much to do with daily weight gain and feed-to-meat ratio?
I think the original poster can guide customers to think about it from this point...
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Another post about coat and skin, let's put out the multivitamins and multiminerals for discussion.
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Multivitamins, Wilson Xin's 108, the compound multimineral is from Shenyang Lenongshi, the formula cannot be provided.
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Based on your situation combined with my previous products, it should be a problem with the multiminerals. I can't say clearly without seeing the specific formula!
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Removing the arsenic preparation might give better results.
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In my personal analysis, it has little to do with the core premix. See whether it is related to the rearing environment? For example, damp pens, harmful gases exceeding standards, and so on.
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The problem now is not the environment, because feed that is much worse than ours gives much better coats than ours.
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A good coat color looks pleasing, but does it really have much to do with daily weight gain and feed-to-meat ratio?
I think the original poster can guide customers to think about it from this point...
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Another post about coat and skin, let's put out the multivitamins and multiminerals for discussion.
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Multivitamins, Wilson Xin's 108, the compound multimineral is from Shenyang Lenongshi, the formula cannot be provided.
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Based on your situation combined with my previous products, it should be a problem with the multiminerals. I can't say clearly without seeing the specific formula!
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Removing the arsenic preparation might give better results.
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In my personal analysis, it has little to do with the core premix. See whether it is related to the rearing environment? For example, damp pens, harmful gases exceeding standards, and so on.
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The problem now is not the environment, because feed that is much worse than ours gives much better coats than ours.