CORN as a major source of starch is used as feed grains. There are varieties of Yellow Maize that are used as a feed or non-feed (paint, cosmetics and...) and is a standard component of livestock diets.

The energy resource of corn is so high that other grain are typically compared with it for estimating their nutritional value...

SOYBEAN MEAL is a by-product from the residues left after oil extraction. The oil part is mostly used in food but also for industrial oils and Biodiesels and etc. Usually Soybean meal is heat-treated during production process to denature the trypsin inhibitors to not to interfere with digestion of the proteins...

WHEAT as an excellent energy source for farm animals has a big variety depends on the region. Its worldwide availability make it one of the most used grains. From the other hand it's a rich source of protein. It can be fed in different ways in association with other ingredients or mixed and processed into pellets...

BARLEY as one of the main cereal crops is important for livestock feeding. Barley grain production is ranked fourth behind corn, rice and wheat. One type of cultivated Barley - six row barleys has higher protein content which is a valuable feed ingredient and has led to its wide cultivation in more than 100 countries...

RAPESEED meal can be used as a feed for livestock and poultry is a high protein-containing material. It's also called canola meal in North America, Australia and some other countries. The amounts of minerals Ca and P of the vitamin niacin and of choline are rather high, exceeding the amounts of these components in other valuable oil meals, i.e., soybean or sunflower. Global rapeseed meal production was 39.1 million t in 2015-2016 and has almost doubled since 2003...

SOYBEAN PELLET soybean usually called full-fat soy beans is the largest oilseed crop. Whole soybeans are most used as food in tropical countries and they are used for animal feeding due to their high oil and protein content...

Fertiliser is a crucial agricultural commodity that allows us to mass-produce food on a large enough scale to support the enormous global population. Without fertiliser, almost half of the 7.4 billion people on earth wouldn’t be here today...