How is fat content in a feed bag expressed on the tag?

Fat content in a feed bag is usually expressed in two ways on the tag:

1. Percentage of Fat: This is the most common way to express fat content. It is simply the percentage of fat in the feed, typically written as "Fat (min) %". For example, "Fat (min) 4%" means that the feed contains at least 4% fat.

2. Crude Fat (CF): This is a more specific term that refers to the total amount of fat extracted from the feed using a specific chemical process. It is often written as "Crude Fat %".

Here's an example:

A feed bag might have the following information on the tag:

* Crude Fat: 5%

* Fat (min): 3%

This means that the feed contains at least 3% fat, and the total amount of fat extracted through chemical analysis is 5%.

Note: Different feed types may have different fat content ranges. The ideal fat content for a particular animal depends on its age, breed, activity level, and other factors.