Exploring the technical approaches to creep feed for piglets at Chengnong, Anyou and Yingwei
Exploring the technical approaches to creep feed for piglets at Chengnong, Anyou and Yingwei
Exploring the technical approaches to creep feed for piglets at Chengnong, Anyou and Yingwei, for reference, discussion welcome!
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Low protein,,,,,,,,, fine grinding
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At the Shenyang formulators' conference, Dr. Pan basically outlined some of Chengnong's technical approaches, which gave us some understanding. You can read his lecture notes carefully.
I have had less contact with Anyou and Yingwei, and know relatively less about their products. On the process side, Yingwei sets more requirements. I hope friends who use their products, or friends who have worked there, will join the discussion.
Xiaomage added the following on 2009-10-9 10:35
In reply to the immortal upstairs, the link is as follows,
http://www.xumuren.cn/bbs/thread-266889-1-1.html
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Who has the materials from the Shenyang conference? Could you send me a copy?
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The nutrition is fairly comprehensive!!!!
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I can't download it either, so frustrating
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Yingwei's creep feed for piglets requires two-stage conditioning and ultra-fine grinding.
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A famous-brand product does everything just a little better than others in every respect, and at the same time it circulates quickly, so product freshness is good. Even if users run into a small problem when using it, they will not be the first to consider it the feed mill's responsibility.
For creep feed for piglets without a brand, even if the formula is very good, turnover is slow, and there may be 1 or 2 batches that are not fresh enough; mold destroys a whole market, then another 1-2 batches come along, the user's pigs themselves have a problem, he cannot solve it, so he asks your technical staff to solve it, and in the end it cannot be solved, and another whole market is destroyed; then another 1-2 batches, raw material control was a little lax, and the product naturally does not achieve what the formulator intended, and another whole market is destroyed. The result is a vicious cycle, and eventually OVER.
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I think the positioning of creep feed for suckling and weaned piglets by the feed mill is also very important. If it is positioned as a high-end creep feed for suckling and weaned piglets, then the formula and quality will naturally go up, and the cost will also increase. But often many feed mill owners only mean to lower the feed cost, and imperceptibly they hand over their creep feed for suckling and weaned piglets market to large manufacturers like Yingwei and others.
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Nutrition is not really the point, the main thing is that palatability is a bit better
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What floor 8 said is so true. It can be put this way: details determine success or failure!!
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Adapting to the digestive tract environment Digestibility Operability Cost
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Low protein,,,,,,,,, fine grinding
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At the Shenyang formulators' conference, Dr. Pan basically outlined some of Chengnong's technical approaches, which gave us some understanding. You can read his lecture notes carefully.
I have had less contact with Anyou and Yingwei, and know relatively less about their products. On the process side, Yingwei sets more requirements. I hope friends who use their products, or friends who have worked there, will join the discussion.
Xiaomage added the following on 2009-10-9 10:35
In reply to the immortal upstairs, the link is as follows,
http://www.xumuren.cn/bbs/thread-266889-1-1.html
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Who has the materials from the Shenyang conference? Could you send me a copy?
--------------------------------------
The nutrition is fairly comprehensive!!!!
--------------------------------------
I can't download it either, so frustrating
--------------------------------------
Yingwei's creep feed for piglets requires two-stage conditioning and ultra-fine grinding.
--------------------------------------
A famous-brand product does everything just a little better than others in every respect, and at the same time it circulates quickly, so product freshness is good. Even if users run into a small problem when using it, they will not be the first to consider it the feed mill's responsibility.
For creep feed for piglets without a brand, even if the formula is very good, turnover is slow, and there may be 1 or 2 batches that are not fresh enough; mold destroys a whole market, then another 1-2 batches come along, the user's pigs themselves have a problem, he cannot solve it, so he asks your technical staff to solve it, and in the end it cannot be solved, and another whole market is destroyed; then another 1-2 batches, raw material control was a little lax, and the product naturally does not achieve what the formulator intended, and another whole market is destroyed. The result is a vicious cycle, and eventually OVER.
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I think the positioning of creep feed for suckling and weaned piglets by the feed mill is also very important. If it is positioned as a high-end creep feed for suckling and weaned piglets, then the formula and quality will naturally go up, and the cost will also increase. But often many feed mill owners only mean to lower the feed cost, and imperceptibly they hand over their creep feed for suckling and weaned piglets market to large manufacturers like Yingwei and others.
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Nutrition is not really the point, the main thing is that palatability is a bit better
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What floor 8 said is so true. It can be put this way: details determine success or failure!!
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Adapting to the digestive tract environment Digestibility Operability Cost