What are the advantages and disadvantages of corn gluten meal compared with soybean meal in chicken feed?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using corn gluten meal in chicken feed compared with soybean meal?
Dear experts, corn gluten meal is high in methionine and high in energy. Compared with soybean meal, which one has higher nutritional value in chicken feed?
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Check the nutrition table, I don't know.
liuyudong777 added the following content on 2009-10-30 16:22
Check the nutrition table, I don't know.
liuyudong777 added the following content on 2009-10-30 16:22
Check the nutrition table, I don't know, .
liuyudong777 added the following content on 2009-10-30 16:22
Check the nutrition table, I don't know, .
liuyudong777 added the following content on 2009-10-30 16:26
Check the nutrition table, I don't know, .
liuyudong777 added the following content on 2009-10-30 16:26
Check the nutrition table, I don't know, .
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If the pigment is not taken into account, I think soybean meal is still better.
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There is no absolute good or bad when choosing raw materials for formulation. You have to use their advantages. If you don't know how to use them, none are good; if you know how to use them, all are good!
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Corn gluten meal has a relatively high mycotoxin content.
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I feel gluten meal is good, but the price must be higher, right?
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Gluten meal has high pigment~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Its metabolizable energy for chickens is far higher than that of soybean meal. That's all I know~~~~
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Corn gluten meal is probably better.........
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The pigment content is high. If you are making feed for yellow-feathered chickens, corn gluten meal is definitely better.
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The key is to look at the price of the two. Cost-effectiveness is the most important. In complete feed, gluten meal also has an upper limit on usage. It cannot all be used as the protein source.
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I agree with the view on the tenth floor.
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I relatively agree with the view on the tenth floor, but corn gluten meal has many variable factors. Some people think that in chicken feed the usage of corn gluten meal cannot exceed 4%, but in practice even exceeding 7% is not a big problem. It should be said that there is no problem (I have used it in practice). In pig feed, attention should be paid to the palatability issue. It mainly depends on the protein. The cost-effectiveness issue of methionine!
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Check the nutrition table, I don't know.
liuyudong777 added the following content on 2009-10-30 16:22
Check the nutrition table, I don't know.
liuyudong777 added the following content on 2009-10-30 16:22
Check the nutrition table, I don't know, .
liuyudong777 added the following content on 2009-10-30 16:22
Check the nutrition table, I don't know, .
liuyudong777 added the following content on 2009-10-30 16:26
Check the nutrition table, I don't know, .
liuyudong777 added the following content on 2009-10-30 16:26
Check the nutrition table, I don't know, .
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If the pigment is not taken into account, I think soybean meal is still better.
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There is no absolute good or bad when choosing raw materials for formulation. You have to use their advantages. If you don't know how to use them, none are good; if you know how to use them, all are good!
--------------------------------------
Corn gluten meal has a relatively high mycotoxin content.
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I feel gluten meal is good, but the price must be higher, right?
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Gluten meal has high pigment~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Its metabolizable energy for chickens is far higher than that of soybean meal. That's all I know~~~~
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Corn gluten meal is probably better.........
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The pigment content is high. If you are making feed for yellow-feathered chickens, corn gluten meal is definitely better.
--------------------------------------
The key is to look at the price of the two. Cost-effectiveness is the most important. In complete feed, gluten meal also has an upper limit on usage. It cannot all be used as the protein source.
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I agree with the view on the tenth floor.
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I relatively agree with the view on the tenth floor, but corn gluten meal has many variable factors. Some people think that in chicken feed the usage of corn gluten meal cannot exceed 4%, but in practice even exceeding 7% is not a big problem. It should be said that there is no problem (I have used it in practice). In pig feed, attention should be paid to the palatability issue. It mainly depends on the protein. The cost-effectiveness issue of methionine!