I think so if more fine particle, the broiler may eat imbalanced feed that risk for rickets at early age.
Personally, I feel feed millers and formulators should consider maximising their use of different liquid additives into mixers as much as possible which is long known to contribute to positive effects on PDI and pellet mill energy consumption. At the same time, optimizing the use of PPLA for heat sensitive liquid additives, such as enzyme, as well as Fats, and other palatable liquid additives. Liquid addition technology in feed manufacturing are so advanced, accurate, reliable and environmental friendly. The other parameters that affect pellet quality, efficiency can then be easier being focus and fine-tune in the pelleting production parameters process.
My suggestion is also highly recommended for post-pellet liquid application. However, when applying PPLA, DRUM COATER must be selected when selecting the coating machine. The reason is to reduce the generation of powder.
This is because other COATING MACHINE, PADDLE TYPE or RIBBON TYPE increases PELLET powder.
THANKS, CHOI.