Can rice bran meal be used in suckling pig feed?
Can rice bran meal be used in suckling pig feed?
If so, how much can be added?
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Good-quality rice bran meal can be used a little, but the amount must not be too large
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I used a little, because the price is low, but the palatability is poor
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Rice bran meal has very poor palatability and spoils easily, so it is not suitable for pig feed.
Moreover, if the inclusion rate is >50kg/t, pelleting becomes difficult, and the produced pelleted feed has poor water stability.
Suggestion: if the price is absolutely advantageous, choose fresh rice bran meal, inclusion rate<50kg/t为佳。
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The freshness of rice bran meal is generally not high.
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I have not used it for suckling pigs, but I have used it for growing-finishing pigs. There really is a palatability problem, but my inclusion rate was between 70-150
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I feel this stuff is not very good, not fresh and poor in taste, but it is cheap, no way around it, who told the pig price to be so low? The poor pigs suffer, before they ate seafood, now they eat cabbage, sigh!
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Suckling pigs can use a small amount, to prevent and control diarrhea
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As the poster above said, the crude fiber in rice bran meal....... reduces diarrhea in suckling pigs.
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If there is no quality problem, of course a little can be used, but in suckling pig feed there is no need to insist on using this raw material, and it has no special effect!
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It depends on how it is used and who uses it
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Use it, but be sure to pay attention to freshness, because it spoils easily and is hard to control
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Good-quality rice bran meal can be used a little, but the amount must not be too large
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I used a little, because the price is low, but the palatability is poor
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Rice bran meal has very poor palatability and spoils easily, so it is not suitable for pig feed.
Moreover, if the inclusion rate is >50kg/t, pelleting becomes difficult, and the produced pelleted feed has poor water stability.
Suggestion: if the price is absolutely advantageous, choose fresh rice bran meal, inclusion rate<50kg/t为佳。
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The freshness of rice bran meal is generally not high.
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I have not used it for suckling pigs, but I have used it for growing-finishing pigs. There really is a palatability problem, but my inclusion rate was between 70-150
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I feel this stuff is not very good, not fresh and poor in taste, but it is cheap, no way around it, who told the pig price to be so low? The poor pigs suffer, before they ate seafood, now they eat cabbage, sigh!
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Suckling pigs can use a small amount, to prevent and control diarrhea
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As the poster above said, the crude fiber in rice bran meal....... reduces diarrhea in suckling pigs.
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If there is no quality problem, of course a little can be used, but in suckling pig feed there is no need to insist on using this raw material, and it has no special effect!
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It depends on how it is used and who uses it
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Use it, but be sure to pay attention to freshness, because it spoils easily and is hard to control