What has been mixed into the meat meal? Please help identify it
Help: Take a look at what has been mixed into this meat meal?
Experts, please advise. This is the ash of meat meal, and the color has turned loess yellow. Is it mixed with loess or something else added? Attachment: You need to log in before you can download or view attachments. No account? Register
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I really have never seen this
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There is something similar in our meat meal ash too. After the ash is burned, it is about 6.5%.
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Thanks...
This kind of ash is 13.54
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Then there is something to talk about. Our meat meal is made by a fixed small processing workshop, and the ash has always been this number, not as high as yours.
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Can it be dissolved with a 1:3 hydrochloric acid solution? How much is the ash?
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I do not know what the normal salt content of meat meal is. The one we use is around 1.2%.
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Are you using high-grade meat and bone meal?
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Today's raw materials are hard to tell true from false.
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Reply to 6#Chen Yu Luo Yan
Most of it can dissolve, and after dissolving it is dark yellow
fshy added the following content on 2009-11-28 16:17
Meat meal quality is really hard to control...
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Do a sand content test, and also do a chromium test
wzg750920 added the following content on 2009-11-28 17:37
Do a sand content test, and also do a chromium test
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Then it may not be soil. What animal meat is your meat and bone meal made from?
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I really have never seen this
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There is something similar in our meat meal ash too. After the ash is burned, it is about 6.5%.
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Thanks...
This kind of ash is 13.54
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Then there is something to talk about. Our meat meal is made by a fixed small processing workshop, and the ash has always been this number, not as high as yours.
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Can it be dissolved with a 1:3 hydrochloric acid solution? How much is the ash?
--------------------------------------
I do not know what the normal salt content of meat meal is. The one we use is around 1.2%.
--------------------------------------
Are you using high-grade meat and bone meal?
--------------------------------------
Today's raw materials are hard to tell true from false.
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Reply to 6#Chen Yu Luo Yan
Most of it can dissolve, and after dissolving it is dark yellow
fshy added the following content on 2009-11-28 16:17
Meat meal quality is really hard to control...
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Do a sand content test, and also do a chromium test
wzg750920 added the following content on 2009-11-28 17:37
Do a sand content test, and also do a chromium test
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Then it may not be soil. What animal meat is your meat and bone meal made from?