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Production of Flour of blood

 
 
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 05/01/2005
Engormix.com
Argentina
Production of Flour of blood
Dear Colleagues: Could some of you inform me on the way of making flour of blood? I was using with great success the call hemoglobin (that finally is not but that flour of blood refinada)en small portions in the portions of almost all the stages (except gestation, nursing and hogs) For reasons that are of I publish knowledge and keeping in mind the value of the change currency, the industries of my country that produce it the they are exporting and I am hindered every time but to get it. I understand that the drying process is quite simple and until they described me one it schemes, but it doesn't convince me completely. You that some producing porcicolas uses blood in state liquidates, but I have never made it and for the handling system that adopts serious quite complicated. Any info that can give me, will be very grateful. Cordial greetings. Adrián
 21/02/2005
ronald piece
Peru
hello friend like these, you wrote that some porcicultores gives him blood it liquidates, but that is harmful for the quantity of iron that contains the good blood here in peru there is a recojer form it bleeds, of of preparing it but the bad ke is not very used you the control ok

OBTENCIO OF THE BLOOD IN TRADITIONAL METHOD

1° Pick up of the fresh blood (camal)

2° soft Heating until getting the cuagulacion of the seroalbumina and at the same time to shake (85 °C during half hour

3° to Allow to rest

4° to Eliminate the part liquidates

4.a. - Decantación or filtration
4.b. - Pressed of the coagulated matter

5° to Dry off or to dry up the solid residual (ovens, hot air, direct heat, environment)

6° to Mill the clots of consistency but or less hard (special mills)

7° Embasado of the powder.

and there are methods but modern but this it is very good, but separate you have to see that quantity will provide (portion) greetings

ronald

 05/03/2005
maldonado wille
Venezuela
to my they are offering two hundred liters of daily blood my question it is all flour it can leave and that quantity of flour should be used by pig
 06/03/2005
Matarazzo, Adrián
Argentina
Dear Wille: I am not very sure of all flour of blood can take out for liter (of there my question in this forum) While I could get powdered hemoglobin (eye that is hemoglobin, of more quality that the flour of blood) I used half kgr. for each 24,5 portion kgre (corn and concentrated in different proportions according to the stage) Tene in bill that it is not convenient to use it in the mothers in none of their stages neither in the hogs, alone in the different edestete stages, it fattens, put on weight and termination. I hope this info serves you as something. Cordial greetings from Mendoza, Argentina... Adrián
 31/05/2005
maldonado wille
Venezuela
thank you friend for his information hopes to begin the project in 15 days.
 01/08/2005
Capponi Angel
Argentina
Hello:
I am producing swinish and I use the hemoglobin. I don't know if it is so simple to make it.
 09/08/2005
Matarazzo, Adrián
Argentina
Dear Angel: Where the purchases? Could you send me that information including prices? Cordial greetings and thank you...
 15/08/2005
Hernan Auba
Chile
Hello, I am I prescribe Chilean veterinarian and I need to care hemoglobin in big quantities from Argentina, they could give me the name of some companies exporters.
 07/05/2006
Miguel Segovia
Argentina
Dear breeders:
I inform them with cause knowledge that it is not so easy to make flour of blood.
My name is Miguel Segovia, I am technical manager of NUTRAL INC, company that is devoted to the production and commercialization of flour of powdered whole blood, powdered hemoglobin, and it captures of powdered blood.
Synthetically, the process consists on separating the hemoglobin of the plasm for centrifugación of the fresh blood, and then to dry the components for separated with a system spray, just as it is elaborated the powdered milk or the instantaneous coffee.
Our experience is to incorporate powdered plasm in the pre-initiation phase, and to the 6 weeks to incorporate the hemoglobin instead of the plasm. This way the maximum growth GDP is obtained per day.
 05/06/2006
Félix Martin Moor
Spain
it is simple realtivamente:
It should be had a raft or sufficiently big tray as to form a layer of liquid blood of an inch of grasor. After a big industrial heater, of those used in the poultry farms, and to build a foil tunnel to cover the heater and the raft. It is important the absence of light. After some hours we will have obtained a scab of dry blood that will be crushed with supreme care, because it is very higroscópica. This flour of blood conserves all its nutritious properties, because its proteins are not denaturalized by the excessive heat that you/they contribute other systems like the overheated drums.
 28/10/2006
Marguery Lucas
Argentina
Dear Hernan Auba, of Innunotech CORP.
That such?
I have a fact that can be interested. In my family we are devoted to the topic and we are in full expansion stage. It interests me a lot your contact. I don't know if I can leave my data, so I wait your answer to advance in the topic.
Rgds.
 06/11/2006
Rosa Grove
Peru
Hello. A pleasure for me to be able to participate. I am carrying out a work of recovery of residuals in a plant of court of handmade fish, therefore, one of the big pollutants is the sanguaza. Therefore I need to carry out an adaptation program for reutilizar. He/she wanted to know if they have some report or fact of how I can obtain flour of this sanguaza, and to fulfill the sanitary norms.
 18/11/2006
Roger
Peru
above all, to express my felt encouragements and gratefulness to this act of free information, for Many that are exposing openly on the topic of plants of foods.
Likewise, I wanted to expose a case of my study. I also comment them that I am an engineer, and being soaked of the matter of flour of feathers, I could see that the digestibilidad increases when sticking blood in the process (this flour would be dedicated for foods acuícolas: salmon). Many authors affirm that this proportion is of 1:3 (it bleeds and feathers), others affirm that it should be increased of a 17 á 25 of blood to the feathers, creating this way doubts as for a certain formulation. Additionally, don't I still find books where they affirm in what state (in what process, to what humidity), should the feathers and the blood be when their blended one (although a single author says that the blood should be stuck after having passed the processes of having boiled, coagulated and before being dried), and the feather? As they will notice, the reason of my publication is that after an exhaustive investigation, I don't end up clarifying certain points, and it is for that reason that I invoke to the professionalism and people's experience in this field.
Very sincerely.

Franco Rosemary Canchan
 20/11/2006
Félix Martin Moor
Spain
Dear partner Franco:
It is logical that when adding flour of blood to that of feathers he/she revalues the portion considerably, because the digestibilidad of the protein of the flour of blood is high. What has raised me an enormous curiosity is the employment of flour of feathers (for these latitudes he/she is given the hidrolizado name) in the feeding of fish.
How do you use it? Do they mix it with fish flour? In what proportion is it included in the diet?
In short that have been interested vividly in the matter.
Thank you.
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