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Fetuses grow and develop in the mother and require a lot of calcium. When the sows’ diet contains little or no calcium, the cartilage disease is prone to occur before and after the birth. In order to prevent this phenomenon from happening, it is first necessary to add 3% of bone meal in feed, and then add an appropriate amount of cooked black bean powder to 5%. Because bone powder contains a large amount of calcium, the absorption of calcium is inseparable from the use of phosphorus, and black soybean meal is particularly rich in phosphorus. If you do not pay attention to adding black soybean meal, calcium and phosphorus imbalance will occur, so that calcium and phosphorus are not very good. It is absorbed and utilized. Therefore, although pig feed contains calcium feed such as bone meal, sows still suffer from osteomalacia. Black soybean meal and bone meal feed pigs at the same time, if the pig has been suffering from cartilage disease, but also play a role in the treatment. For this method, professional pig farmers may wish to try.
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