Ingredients

A very important ingredient that runs through almost all our feeds, has a protein average of 9%-11%. A high energy ingredient in the form of starch 57%, making it very fermentable for the ruminant animal. In pig and poultry diets it also offers a high energy component to the feed

Starch: 57%

Sugars: 10%

Protein: 9.5 %

NDF: 7%

Ash: 7%

Oil: 13%

UFL: 1.00

UFV: 1.00

High energy ingredient and useful when increasing milk protein protein levels in early lactation.contains high levels of gluten, a readily fermentable carbohydrate

Starch: 67%

Sugars: 4%

Protein: 13%

NDF: 12%

Ash: 2%

Oil: 2%

UFL:

UFV:

High in undegradable starch thus high in energy, widely used in a huge range of our feeds

Protein: 8%

Oil: 4%

Fibre;2%

Ash: 1.15%

A product of the ethanol production in the U.S. High in good quality protein and fibre which is well digestable to ruminants. A high energy, mid protein feed which is reasonably undegraded in the rumen. Low in starch due to its extraction in the brewing process and has the highest energy value of all the distillers grains, being higher in oil than barley distillers grains.

Starch: 4.5%

Sugars: 5.5%

Protein: 28%

NDF 44.5%

Ash 4.9%

Oil: 12%

Derived from the wet milling of maize to extract starch for ethonal/alcohol production in the U.S. The Maize seed is rich in starch 60-70% being found mainly in the endosperm. The grain is then steeped in a mild sulphurous acid solution for 36-46 hours, this soften the kernel and releases the protein. The steep liquor is removed to make corn steep liquor and the fibre is pelleted with it to make maize gluten.

Has a protein of 20% with reasonable energy value, and very good digestibility.

Starch: 22%

Sugars: 3.5%

Protein: 21.5%

NDF: 42.5%

Ash 6.5%

Oil: 4%

Soya beans when crushed produce 3 main products; oil meal and hulls. The remainder is then heated and flaked. The oil is extracted and the remainder in toasted to reduce anti-nutritional factors and expel remaining solvents. Soya bean meal is the best quality protein source widely used in our feeds. It is high in protein, energy, and has a good amino acid profile being high in lysine. 95% of the nitrogen present is true protein, making it ideal for all livestock.

Starch: 5%

Sugars: 11%

Protein: 55%

NDF: 13%

Ash: 6.5%

Oil: 2.5%

A high protein, good energy feed from the oil seed rape production.

Protein: 34%

Oil: 2.5%

Fibre: 12%

Ash: 7%

By product obtained during dehulling process. Is a very good source of digestible fibre with average protein and reasonable energy levels.

Starch: 5%

Sugars: 9%

Protein: 11.6%

NDF: 67.5%

Ash: 4.5%

Oil: 2.4%

By product of flour manufacture. Source of fibre in feeds

Protein: 15%

Oil: 4%

Fibre: 9%

Ash: 4.8%

By product of palm oil manufacture from Malaysia and Indonesia, An important source of fibre used in ruminants diets and moderate source of protein.

Protein: 16.5%

Crude Fibre: 18.5%

Ash: 4.5%

NDF: 58%

Starch 1%

Sugars 1.5%

Oil: 8.5%

Reasonably good source of protein, is also high in fibre. Well suited to ruminant diets as it can help to reduce acidocis by its fibre contribution.

Protein: 28%

Crude Fibre: 22%

Ash: 6.5%

NDF: 33%

Starch: 3.3%

Oil: 2.4%