What is premix?

Premix is the core of complete feed and the mixture of one or more feed additives and carriers. It can't be directly fed to animals, and it is a high-tech product in the feed industry. It can only be fed to animals after being mixed with energy feed, protein feed and carrier.

Premix is a big family, which can be distinguished according to ingredients, animal species, addition ratio and applicable stage.

Component. Two kinds: single premix and compound premix.

What is premix? Full price material core+high-tech products.

Livestock species. According to different varieties, it mainly includes pig premix, layer premix, broiler premix, cattle and sheep premix, aquatic premix and so on.

Add a scale point. According to the different proportion, it can be divided into 3% premix, 4% premix, 5% premix and 6% premix.

Applicable stage. According to the growth stages of different animals, such as 3% premix for laying hens, 3% premix for laying hens and 3% premix for laying hens in peak period.

At present, the main domestic producers of pig premix are Dabeinong, Tianjin Zheng Da, Zheng Da Kangdi, Anyou, DSM, Jinxinnong and Born. The main producers of premix for laying hens are DSM, He Meihua, Dabeinong, Jia Dawei, Tianjin Zheng Da, and Beidanong University.

What is premix?

The homogeneous mixture of one or more trace components and diluent or carrier is called additive premix. It makes the distribution of trace components uniform and reduces its concentration, so it should be added to concentrated feed or complete feed. Premix can be divided into the following two types:

The first is the premix of similar additives. A homogeneous mixture made of various feed additives of the same kind. For example, vitamin additive premixes prepared from multiple vitamins; Trace element additive premix made of various trace elements.

The second is the premix of comprehensive additives. It is a mixture made of different kinds of additives, which often include vitamins, trace elements, antibiotics, fungicides, antioxidants and so on. For its applicable full-price compound feed or concentrated feed, it already has the required addition amount of almost all active ingredients, and has a comprehensive addition effect. Feed factories or farms with technical and equipment conditions can purchase additive raw materials, design and produce various additive premixes according to their own needs, and reduce production costs.

What is premix?

Premix is the abbreviation of additive premix, which is the product of mixing one or more trace components with diluent.

Homogeneous mixture made of different kinds of feed additives and carriers according to a certain formula is called "premix" or "compound premix" for short. Feed additives here include vitamin additives, trace element additives, drugs, antioxidants, mildew inhibitors and so on. Therefore, the premix has almost all the active ingredients required by broilers, and has a comprehensive addition effect.

Moreover, it is an intermediate compound feed product made by mixing one or more trace components including various trace mineral elements, vitamins, synthetic amino acids, certain drugs and other additives with diluents or carriers as required. Premix is an important part of complete compound feed. The premix also includes compound premix, trace element premix and vitamin premix.

What is premix?

Premix is a homogeneous mixture composed of one or more trace components plus carrier or diluent, which cannot be directly fed without dilution. _

Premix can be divided into microelement premix, vitamin premix premix and compound premix. The latter refers to the homogeneous mixture of two or more trace elements, vitamins, amino acids or non-nutritive additives with carriers or diluents. _ According to the national regulations, premix products should be marked with the main nutritional components and the contents of amino acids, calcium, total phosphorus and salt, and it is stipulated that if drugs are added to the products, the chemical name, accurate content, feeding objects, usage and dosage, withdrawal time, storage methods and precautions should be marked on the product labels and instructions.