L-Lysine Buying Guide: L-Lysine HCl vs Lysine Sulphate, Purity and Storage
Feed-grade lysine comes mainly as L-lysine HCl (98.5% purity, about 78.8% lysine) or L-lysine sulphate (about 50–55% lysine plus other nutrients).
Feed-grade lysine comes mainly as L-lysine HCl (98.5% purity, about 78.8% lysine) or L-lysine sulphate (about 50–55% lysine plus other nutrients).
Buy feed-grade DL-methionine with at least 99% purity, a free-flowing white to light-grey powder, low moisture and a certificate of analysis for each batch.
When buying corn gluten feed, confirm protein (about 18–22%), fibre, moisture and whether it is dry (pellets) or wet.
Blood meal is sold mainly as spray-dried (fine, highly digestible, used in feed) or ring/flash-dried (granular, often used in feed and fertilizer).
Hydrolysed feather meal adds concentrated protein (80–85%) to poultry, pig, fish and pet feed at relatively low cost.
When buying meat and bone meal, compare protein (commonly 45% or 50%), fat, ash, calcium and phosphorus, and ask for salmonella and heat-treatment confirmation.
Soybean meal is the main protein in most poultry feeds, often making up a large share of broiler and layer diets alongside corn.
Good fish meal combines high protein with freshness.
Pelleted feed usually beats mash on waste and feed efficiency: every pellet has the same nutrients, animals cannot pick out favourite ingredients, and there is less dust and spillage.
Tapioca (cassava) starch is a widely used binder in fish and shrimp feed.
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