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How to identify adulterated pig feed

Published: 2024-11-22 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/22, (1) to purchase a magnifying glass with eye observation, the magnifying power should be larger. Sift the feed with a sieve, spread it into a thin layer, and carefully observe the material on and under the sieve with a magnifying glass. Some of these substances have the following characteristics under a magnifying glass. 1. Fishmeal the main ingredients of fishmeal are fish meat, fish bones, fish bones, fish scales, fish eyes, etc., and there should be no other substances. Under the magnifying glass are fish scales and fish eyes, the fish scales are covered with concentric circles, the fish bones on the head are flaky, and the fish bones are on all sides.

(1) observe with your eyes

Buy a magnifying glass with a larger magnifying glass. Sift the feed with a sieve, spread it into a thin layer, and carefully observe the material on and under the sieve with a magnifying glass. Some of these substances have the following characteristics under a magnifying glass.

1. Fishmeal the main ingredients of fishmeal are fish meat, fish bones, fish bones, fish scales, fish eyes, etc., and there should be no other substances. Under the magnifying glass are fish scales and fish eyes, the fish scales are covered with concentric circles, the fish bones on the head are flaky, the fish bones are tetrahedral, and the fish meat is made up of muscle fibers. 2. The edges of the blood powder particles are sharp and reddish brown, and the fragments of the black shell are usually tightly curled, smooth, with needle-like marks. You can also see a hard navel, oblong, yellow, brown or black. 3. Rapeseed cake (meal) the shell of rapeseed meal is brown or black, and the surface is fleshy. 4. Cottonseed cake (meal) the cotton shell has two layers, which are not separated; the outer shell is deep and shallow, and the outer shell is connected with cotton wool; there are many hairs, which are silvery under the microscope. 5. The bran is mainly wheat bran, which is flaky and contains many starch grains. 6. Bone powder is bone fragments, opaque, white, dull, rough and hard on the surface. 7. The shell powder is white or gray powder, and some shells have shallow lines.

(2) Identification by iodine and starch reaction

Buy a bottle of medical iodine. Put some of the raw materials, such as bean cakes or other cakes, on a clean white disk, spread them thin, and then drop a few drops of iodine on it and observe it after 1 minute. If some substances become blue-black, it means that they are mixed with fake. The more substances that change color, the more fake they will be. Because soybean meal does not contain starch, only starch turns blue when exposed to iodine. The common dopants in soybean meal are rice, wheat bran and rice husk.

 
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