Feb. 17, 2025
The Importance of Vitamins and Minerals-Part 2
In this episode of the Poultry Keepers Podcast, Rip, Jeff, and Carey conclude their discussion on the importance of vitamins and minerals in poultry nutrition.
They address how to maintain vitamin potency, identify and prevent deficiencies, and the roles of various minerals. The hosts also discuss the significance of metabolizable energy and field questions from the audience about nutritional additives, quality feed sources, and specific diet recommendations for poultry.
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Hi, and welcome to the Poultry Keepers Podcast.
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In.todays episode Rip, Jeff and Carey finish up their discussion on the Importance of Vitamins and Minerals in poultry nutrition.
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So lets pick up where we left off last time.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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And you're talking about the show and breeder, right?
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And just feed in general that you buy, trying to keep those B vitamins going, for an extended period of time, unfortunately, I'm reading posts from folks.
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They're starting to read, they're starting to read the lot numbers.
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And figure out when the feed was made.
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So people are, they're now looking at how old is that feed, right?
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And, they're talking to their tractor supply person or their feed mill person or whoever, and say, look, this is old, you got anything fresh.
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And our education is working here, I can tell, I'm seeing the post, but it's, yeah, it's just air is going to be your heat and air is going to be your killer of vitamins.
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And like I said, the ones that cost you the most, which are the B vitamins, they're going to be the first ones to go, they have the least amount of stability for oxygen and heat.
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Jeff, do you have any, sort of general tips and advice for, excuse me, preventing vitamin deficiencies or maybe identifying vitamin deficiency in our birds?
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I'm not sure.
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Run that by me a different way.
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I'm not sure I know what you're asking 100%.
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Okay.
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How would somebody go about preventing vitamin deficiencies in their birds?
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Be a tag reader, see what's in the ingredient list, make sure that the vitamins are there.
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Seeing the deficiencies five years ago or four years ago when, show and breeder came out, that's the reason I invented it or created it was, I could tell that what's being offered on the open market was not enough to give you the best bird, right?
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And that's so You know, honestly, I wish I didn't have to sell a supplement.
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I wish people would just make feed that's made the right way and do it right from the beginning.
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But, look, I take vitamins and supplements for myself because the food that I eat is not properly balanced.
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I don't eat a, that's my fault, right?
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I don't eat a good diet, but, yeah, it's, sadly, these supplements have a place in our lives, whether it's for us or our chickens.
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Hey, before we go any further, I've got a little thanks to our sponsor thing I'd like to run here.
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Okay, let's shift gears a little bit, and we've been talking about vitamins for a good bit in this show.
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Let's switch over to minerals.
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They are, to me, they're just equally as important as vitamins.
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Correct me if I'm wrong there.
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But, minerals are important for bone and eggshell strength, enzyme function, immune health, nerves, and muscle function, just so many other, and honestly, I didn't know this until I heard you say it one time, but it can also have an impact on the intensity of colors in our birds plumage.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah.
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Like your iron is going to give you a more deeper reds and your manganese is going to give you, ultimate in black.
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Each one of them, each one of the trace minerals in the right proportion.
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I don't want anybody going out and buying manganese tomorrow, right?
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And start just free willy nilly in it into their feet.
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Don't do that.
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Look, there's this unique relationship you need this much calcium, but you gotta have this much phosphorus, and this much magnesium, and this much potassium, right?
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So they are all kind of hinging off of what the other one's doing, and too much of one can interfere with the uptake of another, right?
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So you can create a nightmare.
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by overdosing just as bad as, not having enough.
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So just don't go out there and think I want my bird to be blacker.
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I'm going to, I'm going to give it some manganese or I need more red in my bird and I'm going to up the iron.
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So just don't it don't work that way.
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And for folks that are interested after the show, they can go out.
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And there's this thing called Mulder's M U L D E R.
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mineral wheel mineral interaction wheel.
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And it's really interesting where it talks about, okay zinc is going to control how phosphorus moves.
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And it gives you a snapshot of mineral interaction, whether they work with each other or against each other.
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It's pretty cool.
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And it's worth taking a look at.
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I think it'll be an eye opener for a lot of folks.
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And so mineral interaction, it's the right levels of each one of those at the right time.
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And that's the key.
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Okay.
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And a lot of them help each other.
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Go into the system, like boron actually is the driver of calcium and calcium actually is the vehicle where many other minerals are absorbed.
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But too much.
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Okay.
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Like your optimum calcium level is around 3.
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5%, 3.
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25 to 3.
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75.
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Going over 3.
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75 is not going to give you a better eggshell.
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It's not going to, it's not going to help the birds.
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It's not right.
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So you just wasted money and you're spending money on something that's really a cheap ingredient.
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Like manganese, 100 parts per million, between 100 and 120 parts per million, you start going over 200 parts per million, you're running a risk of overshadowing another mineral.
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So each 1 of these, it's pretty well known what level they should be at.
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And, we can be slightly higher.
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Let's just not get crazy about it.
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I just saw a comment earlier, and I wanted to see if I could find it here.
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While we're on the subject of minerals Elizabeth Humeyer posted, she adds, if I add copper to my water to prevent algae, could I overdose my birds on copper?
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You could.
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I don't think you're going to.
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And, copper.
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So most of us formulate copper at about 10 to 15 parts per million in the feed.
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And copper toxicity is up over 100 parts per million in the total diet.
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I don't think you're going to get there.
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I don't know how much you're using Elizabeth, but.
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1 8th of a teaspoon per gallon is plenty, right?
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So if you're using copper sulfate, it's, it doesn't take much, right?
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It really doesn't.
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That's, so the folks that are using like a penny or a piece of copper pipe or something like that, the amount of copper that's coming off of that into the water.
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It's so small and it works
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and Sue Dobson makes a good point here.
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Many of the vitamins assist minerals to be better absorbed and used.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, 100 percent Things all work together You know when I think of Or minerals people always say and they're familiar with the calcium for eggshells and maybe a little bit about potassium, but they don't quite understand all of the rest of them is there a good book that.
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They might refer to or would that molders mineral interaction wheel.
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Molders only shows you how minerals work together or work against each other.
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That's all it doesn't give you levels.
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It doesn't tell you where you need to be.
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You and Kerry, you guys already have commercial poultry nutrition, on your shelf.
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I don't expect everybody to go buy commercial poultry nutrition.
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The data we've talked about
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mean, you address a lot of it in these poultry.
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I do.
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I do.
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And yeah, that's what
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I was going to say is that book, cause you, you list a lot of that stuff in there.
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And I've pulled that out of commercial poultry breeder.
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I've pulled that out of commercial poultry nutrition and Translated it from kilograms to pounds, you know for our market here for folks to understand You know, and again, those are the requirements.
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Those are not, those are the minimum requirements.
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They're not optimum levels.
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Nobody really reports those optimum levels.
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The Hubbard breeding information that we've posted many times on here, Hubbard breeders, their management and nutrition probably as good as any.
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But, we're working in an unknown zone, like we don't know what that perfect level is or what that optimum level is, because all of our PhDs and all of our scientists are working on what can we do to minimize and get costs down.
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They're not out there.
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There's no money in researching.
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Nobody's going to sponsor them or no, there's no money to research what is the optimum levels of all of these nutrients, right?
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That's just not how society works.
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It's all about saving money.
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Jeff, incidentally, I just found today when I was looking for something else, but I found a free PDF copy of commercial poultry nutrition.
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Do you have the link still handy?
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You can post it for people if they're curious.
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Yeah, I can post that tomorrow.
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Sure can.
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Couple of interesting questions and comments here.
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Christopher wants to know any additives to add in feed or water to make my broiler meat Featherless.
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I guess maybe he's trying to avoid flicking.
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If you buy those Cornish crosses they're pretty close to it.
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Yeah, there's not many feathers on them.
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If you keep the amino acids down, if you keep the cysteine and methionine down a little bit, yeah, they don't grow feathers very well at all.
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Yeah, but the only way
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to do that would be to buy a crap feed and then it would affect the flavor profile and everything else and they wouldn't have the growth rate or anything else you
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need.
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They're not going to grow very fast that's for sure.
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But there is a, I don't know where it's at.
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I have to find it, but there is a naked chicken.
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There is a little chicken out there.
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And actually, it's all pink.
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It's a weird colored chicken, but.
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It, the one, the pictures I've seen is it looks pretty meaty, like a breast or something like that.
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It's actually got some pretty good muscle development,
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last time I was checking into those, they were the only place I was able to find them as a couple of universities had some.
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Okay, I thought they were out of India or China, but I'm not sure that I think
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so over that way somewhere.
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Somebody wants to send me a dozen of those hatching eggs for science.
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I would be willing to feed them really well and check the growth rate on that.
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After the show,
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after the show, go on Google, naked chicken pictures and you'll see them.
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They're a real thing.
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I don't really know that I want to do that because I feel like if I type in naked chicken.
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It may give me a lot of unwanted stuff, too.
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Yeah, you gotta be careful what you search for on
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Google.
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Alright, you can go featherless, right?
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You can go featherless.
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Yeah.
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Rob found it.
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He goes, the original the original featherless chicken, the featherless chicken was originally developed for Israel,
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he also said you keep your protein low enough, they'll pluck each other.
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That's 100 percent true.
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Yep, you keep that methionine level low enough they're going to eat off their brothers and sisters.
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But that's not really what you want anyway, no.
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Kevin Hatley wants to know, How does someone who knows nothing find quality feed?
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And I, we've addressed that several times, but it's not easy.
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It's not easy because there's really not much over the counter feed, honestly, that I would feed to my birds.
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But I've been spoiled.
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Rip, you've had a revelation in your life, right?
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You've come over to the dark side.
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I prefer to think about it, I move from the dark into the light.
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There you go, you did.
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Kevin, all you can do, okay there's, we've had shows on how to read tags, what you're looking for, nutrient levels, things like that.
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You may want to go back and look through the archives.
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We talk about optimum levels and actually going through the ingredient list and looking at, okay what are the ingredients, what do they mean?
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If that don't work for you, you can always post a picture.
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People do this every day.
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You can post a picture of your feed tag, to poultry keepers 360 or poultry breeder nutrition.
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Now be careful because Some of us are extremely blunt and obtuse and we will happily tell you that is garbage, okay?
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So no, if you're a sensitive kind of person probably shouldn't post your feed tag
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Yeah, Kevin one thing I would suggest if you're new to this and it sounds like you are I would get a copy of Jeff Maddox book niche poultry feeding and management and A lot of that, a lot of that information is covered in Jeff's book.
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It's a great resource to have and it's not just nutrition, but it's about poultry management.
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And, when you stop and think about it, nutrition and poultry management impacts our birds at every stage of their life.
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I have to hire you two for book sales.
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I did sell a couple, one or two for you today.
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In that book, it talks about brooding, feed selection, all kinds of stuff.
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So if you are a new chicken tender and you're looking for those ideas, you could either get that book or.
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Like Jeff said go watch a lot of the videos where we address some of the specific topics that you're looking for.
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I learned a lot from this show when it started.
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Yeah.
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David has a question here.
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I clicked on the wrong one.
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Sorry.
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Hang on.
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That was true though.
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Yeah.
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Who is the best oil?
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I think they mean what is the best oil in poultry nutrition.
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And, we've talked about it before that.
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Our preference is for coconut oils and olive oils.
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Animal fats are good, like lard or tallow.
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But to me, those are the top ones.
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I think
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I know there's others.
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Yeah, I would, And I apologize, we did not talk about this in like the earlier shows last year or year before, but, honestly, if you can get them tallow first and then large second, then you're going to go into your coconut and your olive.
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Somebody asked about camelino oil, which is also outstanding, right?
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And then after that, pretty much all of your seed oils, in my opinion are gonna be pretty equal in their nutritional value.
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I got to admit I'm pretty tight with any lard I might have because I like to use that in biscuits.
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Yeah, I bet.
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I posted the link to the book in the comment section for folks.
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So if they want to find it, it's it's there.
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I'll leave that up for a little minute.
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Jeff, let's, and I realize we're getting short on time here.
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Let's talk about metabolizable energy.
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What it is and why it's important.
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All right.
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So we know that each grain or everything that goes into a poultry, into it, any diet is measured.
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So it's energy is measured in.
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So depending on what species of animal is, it's different.
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It's a calculation.
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But like metabolized energy is the amount of calories that Are assumed to be digested by the chicken, right?
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So it's, it'll be poultry, capital M E here in the U.
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S.
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We measure them on kilocalories per pound.
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When you go abroad outside the U.
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S., and then it's always in metric.
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It will be kilocalories per kilogram.
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And so we're trying to, it's the only standardized method that we know of as far as energy for getting the right amount of calories into our chickens every day.
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And, like a laying hen is going to be right around 300, 320 calories, kilocalories per day, right?
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Meat birds, we don't really track it during the grower, the starter and the grower phase because they get full feed.
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But, we're looking at per pound basis, I'm like 1, 360 up to 1, 400.
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I don't like to quite get above 1, 400, then we start having things like heart attacks and so on.
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1, 350, 1, 380 in the starter feed, dropping that down to now for our type of birds here, not for meat development birds.
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I want to drop down into 13 to 1320, for that grower phase, cause I don't want them to start putting on fat, right?
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I don't want them to start developing fat and the first six weeks or the second six weeks.
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Then when you drop into a developer phase, we're even going to drop that energy slightly lower, 1280 to 1300.
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And even at that level, they're going to start putting on small body fat deposits, right?
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Not.
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In around the thigh, not a huge amount of pad fat in the abdomen, but they're going to start, under the skin.
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They're going to start building up a little bit of fat cause they're going to need that when they start laying.
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