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540 Pig Farming Plan
Nowadays, nursery pigs are becoming harder and harder to raise. The main problem is that nursery pigs are suffering from more and more diseases, and nutritional issues are increasingly being placed high on the agenda. Accordingly, we propose a 540 nutrition plan: each piglet consumes 5 jin of suckling feed (creep feed, starter feed) (roughly until about 10 days after weaning), 40 jin of nursery pig feed, and then growth-finishing feed is used. The purpose of doing this is: to shorten the suckling period, extend the nursery period, maximize the pig's production capacity, and enable pigs to reach a slaughter weight of 90-100 kg at as early as under 150 days of age. This plan has already been tested many times at pig farms in some regions, and the results have been quite satisfactory.
According to this plan, one pig uses about 450 jin of feed, and can reach a slaughter weight of 90-100 kg at 150 days of age; the feed-to-meat ratio is approximately 2.25-2.35 to 1, and the cost is also much lower than other plans.
I hope everyone will share their views on this.
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Oh? Is the test universally applicable?
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This test has been conducted many times, using the complete feed for pigs from the Yubei area of Shandong Liuhe Group for the test.
The data is absolutely authentic and reliable!
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Never use the word "absolutely" carelessly! Please, OP, explain in detail the specific names of the feed at each stage, and I will test it myself when the next batch of piglets is born.
I have always used Liuhe feed!
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2.25-2.35 must include birth weight and the weaning stage! Otherwise I think it seems impossible to reach this feed-to-meat ratio!
Stop advertising, raising pigs is not easy!
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It seems this was not originated by the OP, right? I saw it before, starter feed 3KG, nursery 20KG, growth 100KG, finishing 100KG.
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Reply to the carpet: Which Liuhe feed are you using? I am talking about the complete feed from the Yubei area (that is, Henan Liuhe, Kaifeng Liuhe, Luoyang Liuhe, Anyang Liuhe, Liuhe Shangdu, these companies), which is a wheat-type complete feed.
I can explain it to you: Anyang Liuhe 802: 5 jin; 803: 40 jin; 804: 240 jin; 805: 160 jin, totaling 450 jin of feed used. After piglets are born, use 802 starter feed for creep feeding from 5-7 days, 5 jin per pig; 7-10 days after weaning, use 803 for nursery, 40 jin per pig; then begin using mid-pig feed 804, 240 jin per pig (that is, 3 bags, 80 jin per bag); finally use 805 for finishing, 160 jin is enough. In this case, each pig can reach a slaughter weight of 90-100 kg. Don't believe it? Then do a test yourself!!!

Zhu Liang added the following content on 2009-11-2 20:39

Reply to floor 6: The Yubei area of Liuhe Group all promotes this model! The details may differ, but they are largely the same!
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According to the above calculation, if the 8 kg before weaning is not counted, the feed-to-meat ratio is 2.45-2.75:1. If complete feed is used throughout, this data is still credible. But good feed also requires good environmental conditions and the premise of no disease outbreak. I hope the OP can provide other parameters, such as environmental conditions.
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A whole-process feed-to-meat ratio of 2.25-2.35 to 1 may not be achievable in ordinary pig farms!
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Is it possible? Is it that good?
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A whole-process feed-to-meat ratio of 2.25-2.35 to 1 is achievable. But the OP did not deduct birth weight and the weight gain from milk supplementation.
According to Old Liu the pig farmer's calculation, a feed-to-meat ratio of 2.45-2.75:1 is also quite good. There is still potential to tap.
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Is it possible? Is it that good?

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