Feather Meal High digestibility CP 85% cattle feeding

"feather meal" for cattle feeding 1)CP 85% more than fish meal 2)Ash 5% 3)High digestibility. 4)Light yellow or brown

 

Feather Meal High digestibility CP 85% for cattle feeding

Feed additives "Feather meal" for cattle feeding

1)CP 85% more than fish meal

2)Ash 5%

3)High digestibility cattle feeds

4)Light yellow or brown

1-1 Typical Analysis of Feather Meal

Dry Matter	90%
Crude Protein	85%
Digestibility	78% min.
Fat	6%
Ash	4%
Crude Fibre	0.6%
Available Lysine	1.8%
Methionine + Cysteine	4.9%
TMEn	3.07 Kcal/g (12.8 MJ/kg)

1-2Feather Meal as a source of total sulphur amino acids

Calculated Analysis	Corn-Soya basal ration	5% Fish meal	5% Feather meal
ME (MJ/kg)	12.72	12.72	12.71
Protein %	24.2	24.3	24.2
Methionine added %	0.1	0.04	0.075
Methionine total %	0.484	0.479	0.432
Cystine %	0.373	0.378	0.425
Total Sulphur AA %	0.857	0.857	0.857
LWG (2-8 weeks) g	1660	1687	1683
FCR (feed/gain)	2.25	2.20	2.24

1-3True Amino Acid Availability of feather meal

Amino Acid	TAAA %
Lysine	59.2
Methionine	74.4
Methionine added %	0.1
Cystine	64.2
Leucine	76.9
Phenylalanine	79.2
Arginine	82.8
Overall Average	73.2 +/- 2.4

1-4 Protein efficiency* of various sources of protein, measured in calves.

Ingredient	Protein efficiency
Blood Meal (BM)	2.92
FM:BM (50:50)	2.62
Feathe Meal (FM)	1.65
Soy Bean Meal	1.21

Protein efficiency measured by using the weight gain of the calves on the urea diet as the base for comparing the weight gains obtained with the other protein treatments. A high protein efficiency indicates that a protein source is being converted more efficiently to Live Weight Gain compared to a protein source that may have a low protein efficiency. 

Feather Meal High digestibility CP 85% cattle feeding