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Mixed Blood Meal, Brunen F326, Contract SNP - Kopenhagen Fur

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Digestibility trial with Mink (Mustela vison)<strong>Mixed</strong> <strong>Blood</strong> <strong>Meal</strong>, Brünen (<strong>F326</strong>)Report concerning the digestibility of blood meal produced and delivered by <strong>SNP</strong> Brünen GmbH& Co. KG. The trial was ordered and paid by <strong>SNP</strong>, Handels- und Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH& Co. KG, Engterstrasse 101, D-49191 Belm-Icker, Germany.The purpose of the trial was to measure the apparently mink digestibility of crude protein (CP) inthe delivered mixed blood meal.Material and methodThe sample of blood meal was received November 2006 from <strong>SNP</strong> Brünen GmbH & Co. KG.According to the informed the blood meal consists of 20-30% porcine- and 70-80% bovineblood, which has been dried in a paddle dryer.The trial was conducted as regression design, consisting of 4 groups of three animals each.Adult male mink of the colour type Brown/Glow were used. Diet 1 to diet 4 contained increasingquantities of mixed blood meal. In diet 4 the crude protein from mixed blood meal made up 46%of the total dietary crude protein content (table 1).Table 1. Formula for diet 1 and 4 (% before addition of water)Feed ingredients Diet 1 Diet 4<strong>Mixed</strong> blood meal, Brünen 0.0 11.2Cod filet 80.7 63.4Soya bean oil 8.5 11.2Corn starch 8.5 11.2Glucose 1.0 1.3Cellulose 0.5 0.7Vitamin mix 0.4 0.5Mineral mix 0.5 0.6The trial consisted of a 7 days long preliminary period and a 4 days long faecal collection period.Diet allowance was planned to 300 kcal metabolizable energy (ME) per day the first 6days, and 250 kcal ME the last 5 days.The trial was conducted in the period from the 27 th of November to the 8 th of December 2006.The test ingredient, the diets and faeces were analysed by Dansk Pelsdyr Foder a.m.b.a., Analyselaboratoriet.ResultsChemical compositionThe chemical composition of the used mixed blood meal is presented in table 2.<strong>Mixed</strong> <strong>Blood</strong> <strong>Meal</strong> for mink. Digestibility trial <strong>F326</strong> performed by Danish <strong>Fur</strong> Breeders Research Center1


Table 2. Chemical composition and apparent digestibility in mixed blood meal produced inBrünen (Mean ± SEM). The sample was delivered by <strong>SNP</strong> Brünen.Composition Digestibility SEMDry matter, % 96.7Percent of dry matterCrude protein (CP=N*6,25)Crude fatCrude ash97.51.21.782--1.6--Feed left over and faeces consistencyExcept for two animals there were no feed left over in the collection period. Data from theseanimals (one from diet 3 and one from diet 4) were eliminated from the analysis, due to inadequateintake of feed. There were no indications that the reduced intake of diet was caused bythe test ingredient.Consistency of faeces was optimal for all animals.DigestibilityThe apparent digestibility of crude protein in the mixed blood meal produced and delivered by<strong>SNP</strong> Brünen GmbH & Co. KG was measured to 82%, whereas the true digestibility was calculatedto 85%.*********Carsten Hejlesen09/01/07.<strong>Mixed</strong> <strong>Blood</strong> <strong>Meal</strong> for mink. Digestibility trial <strong>F326</strong> performed by Danish <strong>Fur</strong> Breeders Research Center2

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