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CATTLE FEED DEALERSHIP

Cattle Feed Dealership

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CATTLE FEED DEALERSHIP

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  1. Bharat Feeds & Extractions Ltd. is a leading cattle feed manufacturer in India. They were established in 1985 and the company is headquartered in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. They offer a wide range of animal feed products, all of which are manufactured from the finest raw materials and meet the standards set by the Indian government. The Cattle Feed company is committed to providing its customers with the highest quality products and services. They have a strong focus on customer satisfaction. Bharat Feeds also has a team of experienced professionals who are dedicated to providing its customers with the best possible products and services. The company is ISO and BIS certified, and is committed to providing its customers with safe and healthy animal feed products. The company also have a high production capacity, because of their state-of-the-art production facility which is equipped with the latest technology. Visit the Bharat Feeds & Extractions Ltd. website at https://bfel.in to find out about their product line and for inquiries. Now that you know more about Bharat Feeds & Extractions Ltd., let’s talk about the benefits of maize cattle feed. Maize (Zea mays L.) is the most important energy source for monogastric livestock and it contributes up to 70% of total protein and carbohydrates in feed. However, maize is becoming scarce and expensive due to its increasing use as biofuel. Therefore, it is crucial to seek alternative energy sources. Aiming to reduce the cost of feeding, this study aimed to replace maize by other alternative feed sources (AFS) such as brewer’s grains, tofu residue, Chinese jujubes and molasses in a growth trial of LimousinxLuxi crossbred bulls. The results showed that replacing maize by varying degrees of AFS had no adverse effect on growth performance, blood metabolites and carcase traits. In addition, lowering the level of maize in rations reduced the FEI index and fed costs. The study was conducted in the rumen of 40 LimousinxLuxi crossbreds and lasted for 98 days. Feed intake, average daily gain and faeces were recorded daily. The animals were divided into three groups and a growth experiment was carried out along with a digestion test. Each group consisted of 15 animals and they were fed a complete ration containing either the orthodox diet (OD; 45.0% maize), a partial replacement diet (PRD; 15% maize, 67% AFS) or a total replacement diet (TRD; 0% maize, 100% AFS). The dietary compositions and chemical properties of all feed ingredients are shown in Table 1. The results showed that the DM digestibility decreased with lower levels of maize while the OM digestibility was similar. The ME content was lower in the OD and PRD diets but higher in the TRD diet, whereas sugar, NDF and ADF were increased with the increasing level of AFS. Moreover, the blood urea nitrogen and glycerol concentrations were lower in the OD group. Maize is a crop that can be grown under a wide range of conditions and it is adapted to various climates. It grows worldwide between 58degN in the north of Canada and Russia and 40degS in Chile and Argentina, from sea level up to 3800 m in altitude. Its deep-rooting structure allows it to retain soil nutrients and thus reduces nitrogen leaching. Consequently, the nutrient availability is better than in shallow-rooted pasture plants. In addition, maize is a good source of proteins and starches as well as vitamin A. Its high lysine and methionine content makes it suitable for animal feed. It is also a good energy source and its high level of starch increases the dry matter intake in comparison to a ration based on grass silage. It also decreases the acetic acid to propionic acid proportion in

  2. the rumen and improves butterfat contents in milk. Moreover, the grain is high in soluble fiber and can be easily incorporated into cattle feed. Lastly, it can be stored for long periods without losing nutritional value. It can also be ground and mixed with other raw materials to increase the dietary fiber content and improve digestive health. It also contains prebiotic substances such as oligosaccharides. Now that you know more about the benefits of maize cattle feed, it is time to go back to the website of Bharat Feeds & Extractions Ltd., a leading cattle feed manufacturer out of India.

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