The backfat eye muscle tester can provide accurate data on fat thickness and eye muscle area, allowing farmers to better understand the growth status of pigs; Equipped with high-frequency probes and intuitive operation interface, the measurement process is simple and fast, and can be mastered without professional training; Using ultrasonic technology, it is harmless to animals and can perform live measurements, avoiding the pain and waste caused by traditional slaughter methods; By connecting mobile devices or computers, real-time storage and analysis of data can be achieved, facilitating long-term tracking and management for farmers.

Instructions for using the backfat eye muscle tester:

-Preparation: Ensure that the measuring instrument has sufficient power and the probe is clean and undamaged. At the same time, appropriate care and comfort should be provided to the tested animals to reduce their stress response.

-Measure backfat thickness: Place the probe at a specific position on the back of the pig (such as the posterior edge of the scapula, the anterior edge of the lumbar spine, etc.), gently apply pressure to make the probe in close contact with the skin. At this point, the measuring instrument will emit ultrasonic waves and receive reflected signals, and the screen will display the thickness value of the backfat.

-Measure eye muscle area: After measuring the thickness of backfat, move the probe to the muscle area around the pig's eyes and measure it using the same method. The measuring device will automatically calculate the area value of the eye muscles.

-Recording and analysis: Record the measured backfat thickness and eye muscle area data, and compare and analyze them with previous measurement results. Adjust the feeding management strategy based on the analysis results to achieve the goal of optimizing production.

*Precautions

1. Environmental requirements: The measurement environment should be kept quiet, avoiding direct sunlight and electromagnetic interference, so as not to affect the normal operation of the instrument and the accuracy of the measurement results.

2. Instrument maintenance: Regularly clean and maintain the instrument, keep the probe clean and intact, and avoid collisions and damage. When not in use for a long time, the instrument should be stored in a dry and ventilated place, and regularly powered on for inspection.

3. Operating standards: During the measurement process, operators should strictly follow the operating instructions of the instrument to avoid inaccurate measurement results or damage to the instrument caused by misoperation. During measurement, the probe should be kept vertical and stable, avoiding tilting or shaking.

4. Animal state: Before measurement, ensure that the animal is in a quiet and relaxed state, avoiding vigorous exercise or stress reactions that may affect the measurement results. If the animal does not cooperate, it can be comforted appropriately or wait for it to calm down before taking measurements.