Evening people,
Looking to start rolling and came across this meal and wonder if any one used one the same or similar, It's a little expensive but don't know if it's worth is it, so looking for friendly advice,

Analytical constituents
Crude protein 22.50%
Crude fat 5.50%
Crude fibre 3.50%
Crude ash 6.00%
Calcium 0.83
Phosphorus 0.65%
Sodium 0.15%
Lysine 1.48%
Methionine 0.67%

Per kg

Digestibility enhancers
beta mannanse
Beta xylanase
Alpha amylase

Additives
Vitamins a, vitamin D3

Traces
Iron 60mg, iodine 2mg, copper 20mg , manganese 120mg, zinc 100mg, selenium 0.3mg


Cheers

In reply to Post #1
what is the meal derived from?

In reply to Post #1
A low grade animal feed?

From the relatively low protein and fat composition, the meal must be high in carbs which explains the addition of carb enzymes.

Evening all, thanks for the replys,
The composition are wheat, soya (bean), extruded field bean,maize,Rape seeds, calcium carbonate, soya oil, monocalcium phosphate, yeast products, sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate. Would this meal be ok for boillies, don't fancy killing carp or turning the swim toxic.

In reply to Post #4
I suppose the next question you are going to ask is, does it get much better

One of the enzyme gang?

In reply to Post #1
Sounds like a bulker for piglets and poultry, high carb I'd guess. Should be okay but not a lot different to a lot of products on the feed market

Ground up go cat would give you a better additive. Maybe not cheaper unless you can buy in bulk.

In reply to Post #7
looks like a poultry animal feed for sure

In reply to Post #8
Poultry feed that actually makes sense, as he's a poultry manger, want £100 a ton, I'll be selling it on the street Corner in a trench coat,

In reply to Post #9
I work in the food industry and our food waste goes to animal feed, so ive seen the products they make with it.

In reply to Post #10
Think I'll roll it, add sum Bits and pieces and mainline products and stick it in a tester tank and see what happens