Pressed Cashew Residue

COMMON INGREDIENTS IN ANIMAL FEEDS

Animal feed ingredients can vary depending on the type of animal, its age and stage of development. However, some common ingredients include:

1. Grains:

• Corn: Main source of energy, rich in starch, low in protein.
• Wheat: Provides starch, protein, vitamins and minerals.
• Sorghum: Rich in protein, vitamins and minerals, easy to digest.
• Rice: Provides starch, protein and B vitamins.

2. Soybean residue:

• By-product from soybean oil production, rich in protein, providing essential amino acids.

3. Residue after oil extracting:

• Byproduct from the process of extracting oil from seeds such as cotton seeds, sunflower seeds, palm seeds, etc. Rich in protein and energy.

4. Fish meal:

• High quality protein source, providing essential amino acids, vitamins and minerals.

5. Premix vitamins and minerals:

• Replenishes essential vitamins and minerals that may be lacking in raw materials.

6. Additives:

• Enzymes, antioxidants, colorants, binders, etc. help improve food quality, increase food efficiency and preserve food better.

In addition, some other ingredients can also be used in animal feed such as:

• Hay: Provides fiber, vitamins and minerals.
• Minerals: Calcium, phosphorus, salt, etc. Helps develop bones, teeth and physiological functions.
• Vitamin: Vitamins A, D, E, K, etc. Essential for many functions in the body.
• Growth stimulant: Stimulates growth and production.

Attention:

• The ratio of ingredients in animal feed needs to be balanced to suit the nutritional needs of each type of animal.
• Animal feed ingredients with clear origins and quality assurance should be used.
• Store animal feed properly to avoid spoilage and mold.