Category: Animal Feed
Animal Feed
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hay, in agriculture, dried grasses and other foliage used as animal feed. Usually the material is cut in the field while still green and then either dried in the field or mechanically dried by forced hot air.
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Tree leaves are usually used for feeding sheep and goats and sometimes are fed to cattle during fodder crisis. These are also suitable for use as maintenance ration for livestock. The young leaves have a fairly high content of crude protein and less crude fibre comparatively.
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Molasses can be a source of quick energy and an excellent source of minerals for farm animals. Molasses can also be a key ingredient for cost effective management of feeds and pastures. The calcium content of sugar cane molasses is high (up to one percent), whereas the phosphorus content is low.
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Product offerings include: 100% pure organic moringa pellets for animal feed such as goats, sheep, lamb, cattle, poultry and fish, moringa pellets for pigs and pig feed, moringa pellets for dairy farms, moringa pellets for meat producers, organic moringa animal feed, organic moringa pellets for animals.
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Grower feeds take the pig from around 10kg to 30kg live weight. Select from a range diets with different levels of protein, lysine an energy levels to optimise performance relative to genotype.
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RIVERINA PIG GROWER PELLETS / MEAL is available in pellet or meal form. When produced as pellets, feed wastage is minimised, digestibility is improved and separation of the feed is eliminated, ensuring a consistent intake of nutrients. Supplies essential nutrients for growth. Contains essential vitamins and minerals. Protein meals provide natural sources of essential amino …
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The most common root crops used in the feeding of farm animals are fodder beet, sugar beet and turnip. The main characteristics of roots are their high moisture content 75-90% and low crude fibre content. The organic matter of roots consists mainly of sugars (50-75%) and is of high digestibility. Roots are generally low in …
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Dykemart recognises the importance of quality nutrition for sheep and lambs. A ewe with twin lambs has to work as hard as a high yielding dairy cow and so careful feeding is essential. Quality Lambs are capable of achieving high growth rates and performance provided good quality lamb diets are used.
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It is palatable forage with relatively consistent quality and higher yields and energy content than most other forages. Silage is the end product of fermenting a high moisture crop (40% – 80% water) and storing the product is called ensiling.
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Available in a range of protein and energy levels. All have high levels of vitamins and minerals to maximise milk quality, conception rates, numbers born and sow longevity. The diets are available as pencils, pellets or rolls.
