Is it necessary to test the protein in finished feed from a feed mill?
As a finished product produced by a feed mill, is it necessary to test the protein???
As a finished product produced by a feed mill, is it necessary to test the protein???
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Why should it not be tested?
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How do you take samples? You should take one sample every few bags; for example, if a certain batch of your feed did not have soybean meal added, the sample you take out will definitely fail, but as long as all the products you make afterward are qualified, can testing the protein show that it is unqualified??? The only way it can be seen is if there is a problem in your factory's operating procedures and all the feed produced is unqualified; otherwise, it would be very hard to detect it!!!???
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This is just my personal view; what does everyone think???
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Hehe, where are there so many possibilities? Where are there so many difficulties? If you find that one batch has a problem, do you have to retest all the products??
I once required our company to rework all 90 tons of pellet feed.
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Teacher Little Farmer, I really admire you!!
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Hehe, you can't call me teacher, I am really young!
There are also many bad things about doing it this way!
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Testing the protein of the finished product should be a routine test item, and to a certain extent it can prevent unqualified finished products from entering the market.
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Same for us. One day more than 50 tons of production had unqualified protein and all of it was reprocessed; later it was found that corn had entered the soybean meal bin.
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There is a follow-up question: how do you all rework these large amounts of unqualified product?
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Testing is necessary, but testing cannot find all the problems.
How to test and how to control quality is a topic that is very hard to explain clearly, and it is also very hard to reach a consensus on.
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Of course it is necessary to test, otherwise how would you know whether this batch of feed can meet the design requirements?
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Why should it not be tested?
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How do you take samples? You should take one sample every few bags; for example, if a certain batch of your feed did not have soybean meal added, the sample you take out will definitely fail, but as long as all the products you make afterward are qualified, can testing the protein show that it is unqualified??? The only way it can be seen is if there is a problem in your factory's operating procedures and all the feed produced is unqualified; otherwise, it would be very hard to detect it!!!???
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This is just my personal view; what does everyone think???
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Hehe, where are there so many possibilities? Where are there so many difficulties? If you find that one batch has a problem, do you have to retest all the products??
I once required our company to rework all 90 tons of pellet feed.
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Teacher Little Farmer, I really admire you!!
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Hehe, you can't call me teacher, I am really young!
There are also many bad things about doing it this way!
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Testing the protein of the finished product should be a routine test item, and to a certain extent it can prevent unqualified finished products from entering the market.
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Same for us. One day more than 50 tons of production had unqualified protein and all of it was reprocessed; later it was found that corn had entered the soybean meal bin.
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There is a follow-up question: how do you all rework these large amounts of unqualified product?
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Testing is necessary, but testing cannot find all the problems.
How to test and how to control quality is a topic that is very hard to explain clearly, and it is also very hard to reach a consensus on.
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Of course it is necessary to test, otherwise how would you know whether this batch of feed can meet the design requirements?