Extruded fodder mix

Rapu — Extruded fodder ingredient, 20 kg

Rapseed cake provides both – protein and fat, while beans are a source of  protein and starch. By mixing these two ingredients together, a rational use of amino acids is obtained, since rapeseed has a high proportion of methionine, and beans have a high content of lysine, which is well used in one dose. The starch in beans is used more slowly than the starch in grains, which allows to reduce the amount of grains in the total feed. Under the influence of transformations occurring in the extrusion process, the value of the product increases, which has a great impact on feed digestibility and animal productivity.

14,00  10,50 
Extruded fodder mix

Rapu — Extruded fodder ingredient, 20 kg

14,00  10,50 

Rapseed cake provides both – protein and fat, while beans are a source of  protein and starch. By mixing these two ingredients together, a rational use of amino acids is obtained, since rapeseed has a high proportion of methionine, and beans have a high content of lysine, which is well used in one dose. The starch in beans is used more slowly than the starch in grains, which allows to reduce the amount of grains in the total feed. Under the influence of transformations occurring in the extrusion process, the value of the product increases, which has a great impact on feed digestibility and animal productivity.

RAPU COMPOSITION. AVERAGES VALUES IN NATURAL SAMPLE
Crude Protein
32.8%
Total Fat
7.2%
Wood Fibre
11.2%
NDF, % (in dry matter)
22.6
ADF, % (in dry matter
20.01
NEL, MJ/kg (in dry matter)
7.01
Calcium (Ca) % (in dry matter)
0.29
Phosphorus (P) % (in dry matter)
0.91
Iron, mg/g
107.8
Drymatter digestibility, %
73.31
Relative feed value
302
Undegradable intake protein, % (in dry matter)
66.64
Bound protein, % (in dry matter)
0.91
Starch, %
22.65
Lysine, g/100g
1.79
Methionine, g/100g
0.44

The molecular structure of the raw material breaks down during extrusion, thus doing part of the work of the animal’s digestive process. The cow can direct energy towards milk production instead of breaking down nutrients. Extruded fodder promotes the complete uptake and utilisation of the necessary nutrients, ensuring an efficient feeding process.

BALANCED SOURCE OF PROTEIN, FAT AND STARCH

The combination of beans and rapeseed provides an excellent balance of protein, starch, and fat. Rapeseed is high in methionine, whereas beans are high in lysine. Both are well metabolised when combined in the same ration, which is an important factor in feeding pigs. It increases productivity in chickens and cows.

REDUCES THE RISK OF ACIDOSIS

The starch in beans is digested more slowly than the starch in grains. This allows to reduce the amount of grain added and creates a healthier environment in the rumen.

PROTECTS AGAINST DISEASE

Heat treatment of the fodder eliminates the presence of mycotoxins, protecting the animal from disease.

Storage: In a dry, cool place. Protect from direct sunlight.

Important: Any supplementary feed should be started gradually, increasing the dose over 14 days.

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