China Corn Cob Pellets For Animal Feed Corn Cob Pellets Corn Cob Granules

Corn Cob Pellets Corn Cob Granules For Animal Feed

Corn Cob Granules Rice core nutrients: corn cobs contain 54.5% sugar, 2.2% crude protein, 0.4% crude fat, 29.7% crude fiber, and 1.2% mineral.
The corn cob is used as the feed for pigs. It must be processed and pulverized with a pulverizer, and the finer the powder, the better, preferably in powder form. When feeding the pig, first soak it in water for a period of time to soften it, then add it to the Shenzhong em fermenting agent for fermentation, then mix it in the diet of the pig at a ratio of 8% to 10%, and gradually increase it to 30 in the later stage. %.

Dry corn germ meal is lower than the crude protein content and crude fiber content in wet corn germ meal, and the effective energy value of both is similar. Mineral and trace element content varies by processing process.

Corn germ meal [1] is a by-product of corn germ after being squeezed or soaked to extract oil. Also known as corn navel meal. Generally, corn is soaked, broken, separated from germ before corn starch is produced, and then oil is taken. The oil extraction process is divided into two types: dry method and wet method. Corn germ meal is obtained after taking oil. Corn germ meal contains more fiber, dark color and sour smell.

Corn germ meal is a by-product of corn germ after being squeezed or soaked to extract oil. Also known as corn navel meal. Generally, corn is soaked, broken, separated from germ before corn starch is produced, and then oil is taken. The oil extraction process is divided into two types: dry method and wet method. Corn germ meal is obtained after taking oil.

Corn germ meal contains crude protein 18% ~ 20%, crude fat 1% ~ 2%, crude fiber 11% ~ 12%. Its amino acid composition is similar to that of corn protein feed (or corn gluten feed. Although the name belongs to the cake category, most of the products belong to the middle-range energy feed according to the international feed classification method. From the perspective of protein quality, the protein quality of corn germ meal is higher than that of grain energy feed, but the content of various restricted amino acids is lower than that of corn protein powder, cotton and rapeseed meal.
Dry corn germ meal is lower than the crude protein content and crude fiber content in wet corn germ meal, and the effective energy value of both is similar. The content of minerals and trace elements varies according to the processing technology.