What is a normal feed-to-meat ratio for pigs? How can the feed-to-meat ratio be reduced?
On the question of the feed-to-meat ratio in pigs
With current feed formula technology, is it possible for pigs to reach a feed-to-meat ratio of 1:1 in the two weeks after weaning?
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It's not that amazing yet, I hope someone can introduce one or two brands, I'd like to know too.
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It's theoretically impossible
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It is theoretically feasible, but in practice the price you pay may be higher than a jin of pork
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Nothing is impossible, Guangdong Chia Tai Conti's creep feed 6688 can do it. Of course, it also depends on the management level of the pig farm and the health of the piglets. Generally, large pig farms and farms with better management can achieve within 1.3.
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Generally it's 1.1~1.2
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If you consider it from the perspective of energy conservation, it is definitely impossible
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It's possible! When we feed the pigs, don't they also drink water? A large part of the meat they grow contains water! ...???
[ts]ppl2852042 added the following content on 2009-11-23 20:51[/ts]
It's possible! When we feed the pigs, don't they also drink water? A large part of the meat they grow contains water! ...???
[ts]ppl2852042 added the following content on 2009-11-23 20:51[/ts]
It's possible! When we feed the pigs, don't they also drink water? A large part of the meat they grow contains water! ...???
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Drinking water also grows meat
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I think it should be possible, from weaning to 70 days of age the feed ratio can reach 1.45-1.5
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Theoretically feasible,
But not economical and not healthy.
Not advocated.
1.2 is enough
Going beyond the limit is as bad as falling short
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I heard there are even ratios of zero point something to one~~~~
howitzki added the following content on 2009-11-24 14:44
I heard there are even ratios of zero point something to one~~~~
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It's not that amazing yet, I hope someone can introduce one or two brands, I'd like to know too.
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It's theoretically impossible
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It is theoretically feasible, but in practice the price you pay may be higher than a jin of pork
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Nothing is impossible, Guangdong Chia Tai Conti's creep feed 6688 can do it. Of course, it also depends on the management level of the pig farm and the health of the piglets. Generally, large pig farms and farms with better management can achieve within 1.3.
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Generally it's 1.1~1.2
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If you consider it from the perspective of energy conservation, it is definitely impossible
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It's possible! When we feed the pigs, don't they also drink water? A large part of the meat they grow contains water! ...???
[ts]ppl2852042 added the following content on 2009-11-23 20:51[/ts]
It's possible! When we feed the pigs, don't they also drink water? A large part of the meat they grow contains water! ...???
[ts]ppl2852042 added the following content on 2009-11-23 20:51[/ts]
It's possible! When we feed the pigs, don't they also drink water? A large part of the meat they grow contains water! ...???
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Drinking water also grows meat
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I think it should be possible, from weaning to 70 days of age the feed ratio can reach 1.45-1.5
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Theoretically feasible,
But not economical and not healthy.
Not advocated.
1.2 is enough
Going beyond the limit is as bad as falling short
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I heard there are even ratios of zero point something to one~~~~
howitzki added the following content on 2009-11-24 14:44
I heard there are even ratios of zero point something to one~~~~