In reply to Post #10
25% Provimi + 25% LT94 + 20% WPC + 30% Soya Flour will easy get you above 60% Protein.
Do you really think it matters whether it is 55% or 60 or 65?
25% Provimi + 25% LT94 + 20% WPC + 30% Soya Flour will easy get you above 60% Protein.
Do you really think it matters whether it is 55% or 60 or 65?
In reply to Post #17
No it does not matter.
No it does not matter.
In reply to Post #17
Although I suspect it has semolina in it aswell
Although I suspect it has semolina in it aswell
In reply to Post #15
Some liver powder glm then some fish hydro and minamino for liquids
Some liver powder glm then some fish hydro and minamino for liquids
In reply to Post #20
Should work well.
Should work well.
In reply to Post #17
20% WPC !
making boilies not bullets besides the cost of 20% WPC would cost them about £1.40 if they put that much in.(£1.40 for just 20% of a mix selling for £2.79 per kg )
Its the same or similar to putting in 20% Egg Albumin in a bait in case you did not know ,5% would be about the Max
Why would they say there was Maize flour and Wheat products in the mix.
They are doing this for profit so I would guess they would want to be making the base for less than £2.00 per kg.
20% WPC !
making boilies not bullets besides the cost of 20% WPC would cost them about £1.40 if they put that much in.(£1.40 for just 20% of a mix selling for £2.79 per kg )
Its the same or similar to putting in 20% Egg Albumin in a bait in case you did not know ,5% would be about the Max
Why would they say there was Maize flour and Wheat products in the mix.
They are doing this for profit so I would guess they would want to be making the base for less than £2.00 per kg.
In reply to Post #22
Yes these are very valid points you have brought up.
Yes these are very valid points you have brought up.
In reply to Post #22
I looked at what is listed and made judgment, a guess as to what would get the protein levels as high as possible, you could add WPC up to say 20% and it would give a hard bait, I looked at the highest protein options from two ingredients, simple. The reality, possibly around 10%. Do you want to get the data sheets out and spend a few hours trying to figure out how they get the 60%, not that hard if you are so interested is it?
Question. Why would they list 60% if it's not
Edit - there you go while we are in lockdown
Fishmeal 5kg @ 70% =350
Whey 1kg @ 80% = 80
Wheat 1kg @12% =12
Maize 1kg @ 14% = 14
Soya 3kg @ 45% = 135
Total 591/ 10kg = 59.1 grams crude protein per KG
Edit - there you go, im wrong, that's 11kg lol
I looked at what is listed and made judgment, a guess as to what would get the protein levels as high as possible, you could add WPC up to say 20% and it would give a hard bait, I looked at the highest protein options from two ingredients, simple. The reality, possibly around 10%. Do you want to get the data sheets out and spend a few hours trying to figure out how they get the 60%, not that hard if you are so interested is it?
Question. Why would they list 60% if it's not
Edit - there you go while we are in lockdown
Fishmeal 5kg @ 70% =350
Whey 1kg @ 80% = 80
Wheat 1kg @12% =12
Maize 1kg @ 14% = 14
Soya 3kg @ 45% = 135
Total 591/ 10kg = 59.1 grams crude protein per KG
Edit - there you go, im wrong, that's 11kg lol
In reply to Post #24
So 591- 45 =546 / 10 = 54.6% crude protein
So 591- 45 =546 / 10 = 54.6% crude protein
In reply to Post #24
Ermm I think your calculations are a bit off.
Ermm I think your calculations are a bit off.
In reply to Post #26
As in?
I already added the comment about the 11kg before you replied?
As in?
I already added the comment about the 11kg before you replied?
In reply to Post #25
Or it could be something along these lines
It says fish solubles too and be careful when adding further solubles so I'm guessing it's something similar to this:
Fishmeal 4kg @ 70% = 350
CPSP90 1kg @ 90%
Whey 1kg @ 80% = 80%
Wheat 0.5kg @12% =6
Maize 0.5kg @ 14% = 7
Soya 3kg @ 45% = 135
Total 668 / 10 = 66.8 grams protein per Kg
£70 per 20kg = £3.50 per KG
My last post, pointless just thrashing water, I'm sure they can make what they claim, and I don't understand why you think they wouldn't? I see BAF as a reputable company myself
Or it could be something along these lines
It says fish solubles too and be careful when adding further solubles so I'm guessing it's something similar to this:
Fishmeal 4kg @ 70% = 350
CPSP90 1kg @ 90%
Whey 1kg @ 80% = 80%
Wheat 0.5kg @12% =6
Maize 0.5kg @ 14% = 7
Soya 3kg @ 45% = 135
Total 668 / 10 = 66.8 grams protein per Kg
£70 per 20kg = £3.50 per KG
My last post, pointless just thrashing water, I'm sure they can make what they claim, and I don't understand why you think they wouldn't? I see BAF as a reputable company myself
In reply to Post #28
Total 668 / 10 = 66.8 grams protein per Kg
That equates to 6.68 percent protein.
Total 668 / 10 = 66.8 grams protein per Kg
That equates to 6.68 percent protein.
In reply to Post #29
It's percentages, 66.8 % crude protein per KG
Maths are right, my terminology is wrong
It's percentages, 66.8 % crude protein per KG
Maths are right, my terminology is wrong
In reply to Post #30
I don't want to be rude but the math is wrong ;-)
fishmeal 4kg @70% = 2,8kg protein
CPSP 1kg @90% = 0,9kg protein
whey 1kg @ 80% = 0,8kg protein
wheat 0,5kg. @12% = 0,06kg protein
maize 0,5kg. @14% = 0,07kg protein
soya 3kg @45% = 1,35kg protein
total 10kg mix = 5,98kg protein
1kg mix has 59.8% protein
I don't want to be rude but the math is wrong ;-)
fishmeal 4kg @70% = 2,8kg protein
CPSP 1kg @90% = 0,9kg protein
whey 1kg @ 80% = 0,8kg protein
wheat 0,5kg. @12% = 0,06kg protein
maize 0,5kg. @14% = 0,07kg protein
soya 3kg @45% = 1,35kg protein
total 10kg mix = 5,98kg protein
1kg mix has 59.8% protein