Batch dry rendering involves the cooking of whole blood in a jacketed cylindrical cooker that is indirectly heated by steam at a pressure of about 500 kPa. Ring dried rendering involves coagulating the blood by steam heating, the coagulum is centrifuged and dried with hot gas in a ring drier. The process of manufacturing spray dried blood meal is similar to that of skim milk powder which liquid is sprayed inside the warm chamber and then become fine powder instantly.

The ring-dried and spray dried blood meal has a greater content of total and available amino acids and is of better nutritional quality. For example, the availability of lysine as a percentage of the total lysine is 84% to 89% for ring-dried blood meal, as compared to batch-dried meal in which lysine is 62% to 77% available.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Blood meal is very rich in protein and amino acids and can be used as a protein supplement in diets for pigs and poultry of all ages. However, because of its low palatability, less than 5% is usually included in diets. Feeding ring-dried or spray-dried blood meal is preferred to batch-dried.

WARNING

THIS IS A RESTRICTED ANIMAL MATERIAL AND CAN NOT BE FED TO CATTLE, SHEEP, GOATS, DEER OR OTHER RUMINANTS.

STORAGE

Cool, dry conditions away from vermin

EXPIRY AFTER MANUFACTURE

6 months from the date of manufacture.

PACK SIZE

20kg woven polypropylene bags.Bulk load details available from your sales representative.