Poultry feed with molasses for birds growth

 The poultry feed and poultry feed additives market is observed to be growing at a steady pace in the future, due to the increasing demand for poultry meat and poultry meat products across the globe. Poultry feed is used to feed poultry, including chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, and other domestic birds. Poultry additives are primarily included to improve the efficiency of the bird’s growth and/or laying capacity, prevent diseases, and improve feed utilization. Any additives used in the feed need to be approved for use and then used as directed with respect to inclusion levels and duration of feeding the poultry.

Poultry food ingredients and additives are specific for the type and age of birds being fed. Common feed additives used in poultry diets include antibiotics, vitamins, antibiotics, vitamins, antioxidants, amino acids, feed enzymes, acidifiers, and others. The largest markets for poultry feed and poultry feed additives include Asia-Pacific and North America, and they collectively account for more than 60% of the total consumption.

The poultry feed market is highly fragmented. Some of the key players profiled in the report include Evonik Industries AG (Germany), CHR. Hansen Holdings A/S (Denmark), Novus International Inc (U.S), Royal DSM N.V. ( The Netherlands), BASF (Badishce Anilin und Soda Fabrik) (Germany), Alltech Inc. (U.S), ADM (Archer Daniels Midland Company) (U.S), Charoen Popkhand Foods (Thailand), ABF Plc (Associated British Food) (U.K), and Cargill Inc (U.S).

In terms of consumption with the highest market share, the poultry feed market is led by the broilers segment and the poultry additives market was led by the antibiotics segment. By  geography, it was dominated by Asia- Pacific with the market share of 35.4% in 2012. This region is projected to grow till 2018. The report is focused on the detailed study of the poultry feed market by type and, additive in different geographical regions with a thorough analysis of the market players in the industry. The key players covered in this report are Evonik Industries AG (Germany), CHR. Hansen Holdings A/S (Denmark), Novus International Inc (U.S), Royal DSM N.V. (The Netherlands), BASF (Badishce Anilin und Soda Fabrik) (Germany), Alltech Inc. (U.S), ADM (Archer Daniels Midland Company) (U.S), Charoen Popkhand Foods (Thailand), ABF Plc (Associated British Food) (U.K), and Cargill Inc (U.S).

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the global poultry feed market, which witness faster growth on account of its diverse application in the poultry feed sector. http://www.molasses.co.in/contact-poultry-feed

Poultry Feed Madurai | Cattle Feed | Molasses

Molasses meal Plays an important role in cattle metabolism.

Molasses Meal is deficient in nitrogen and nitrogen supplementation is often required to optimize rumen fermentation and to provide by-pass protein to balance the nutrients available for the animal metabolism. 

Molasses meal Improves early lactation

Feeding molasses meal during the dry period may improve early lactation milk production.

Milk production during that period tended to be higher for molasses meal-fed cows.

 

Advantages of molasses meal in Cattles

• Increases milk solid production.
• Improves milk let-down.
• Promotes animal health.
• Dilutes protein in the spring.
• Improves digestion of fibre.
• Helps reduce heat-related stress.
• Helps growth and development of young stock.
• Increases diet density when intake is reduced before calving.
• Provides sugar during early pasture growth.
• Assists pregnancy rates (condenses calving patterns).  http://www.molasses.co.in/contact-poultry-feed

 

 

Cattle Feed Ingredients | Poultry Feed | Molasses Bran

Molasses Meal is deficient in nitrogen and nitrogen supplementation is often required to optimize rumen fermentation and to provide by-pass protein to balance the nutrients available for the animal metabolism. 

Feeding molasses meal during the dry period may improve early lactation milk production.

Molasses meal are rich in potassium and 20% molasses meal is recommended for animals fed energy-rich diets, but it is possible to include up to 35% molasses meal according to the temperature in that location.

Milk production during that period tended to be higher for molasses meal-fed cows.

Molasses meal Improves in energy intake for dairy cows during the periparturient period have repeatedly resulted in improved performance for milk yield and reduced

metabolic disorders in early lactation. These results are likely due to the increase

in energy intake thus reducing the duration of negative energy balance

immediately postpartum for the dairy cow.The increase in rumen organic matter

fill promotes rumen mat formation while maintaining the position of the

abomasum reducing incidence of displaced abomasum. Molasses meal addition in

diets for lactating dairy cattle improved intake by 10%, milk yield by 4%, and milk protein yield by 8% in a recent study.  http://www.molasses.co.in/contact-poultry-feed