Rice DDGS Feed

Product Description

RICE DDGS FEED

Rice DDGS Feed For Sale. We supply premium quality  Rice DDGS Feed. We have been supplying to leading feed manufacturers worldwide. As a new raw material of nutrient fodder, It is suitable to feed poultry, livestock, aquatic animals and special animals. It often replaces soybean meal and fish meal in poultry and aquatic animals fodder of with maximunadmixing proportion of *0% and can feed ruminants directly. The energy and nutrient goods in DDGS are obvious higher than DDS feed.

When our rice DDGS is added to properly formulated feeds, it results in:

• Excellent animal health
• Performance
• Food product quality.
• Lower ration cost.

Packaging Details: *0 Kg HDPE bags or ***0 kg PP bag

Rice DDGS Feed is a byproduct of Distilleries which produce Ethanol. Ethanol is a base product to produce any type of Liquor/Whisky. Now a days most of the distilleries are producing Ethanol from grains: it may be from rice, corn or wheat. Recent record high feed ingredient prices around the world have caused animal nutritionists to search for lower cost alternative feed ingredients to minimize the cost of food animal production.

Corn distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS) is the product obtained after the removal of ethyl alcohol by distillation from yeast fermentation of a grain or a grain mixture by condensing and drying at least three-fourths of the solids of the resultant whole stillage by methods employed in the grain distilling industry. It is known as Valued livestock feed. 

DDGS Qualities: 
1)Rich in cereal and residual yeast proteins, energy, minerals and vitamins. 
2)Is an excellent digestible protein and energy source for beef cattle. 
3)Can comprise ****0% of the ration DM. 
4)Contains several unknown factors. 

A rule of thumb for the nutrient analysis of DDGS is that it is approximately three times the nutrient analysis of corn. Additional nutrient analysis is available upon request. 

The value of DDGS nutrient contribution to the final diet is basically determined by the cost of corn, soybean meal, and dicalcium or monocalcium phosphate for which DDGS is substituted when added to the diet.