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Our commodities

Wheat

Wheat is a member of the grass family that produces a dry, one-seeded fruit. 

Typical analysis

Dry matter (DM) 87% as fed Starch 66% DM
Crude protein 10.5% DM Neutral detergent
fibre (NDF)
14% DM
Crude fibre 3% DM Sugars 3% DM

Barley

Barley, a member of the grass family, is a major cereal grain grown in temperate climates globally.

Typical analysis

Dry matter (DM) 87% as fed Starch 58% DM
Crude protein 11% DM Neutral detergent
fibre (NDF)
20% DM
Crude fibre 5% DM Sugars 3% DM

Maize

Maize, also known as corn, is a cereal grain that is a staple food in many regions in the world. It is used to produce cornstarch, commonly used in cooking.

Typical analysis

Dry matter (DM) 86.5% as fed Starch 73% DM
Crude protein 9% DM Neutral detergent
fibre (NDF)
12% DM
Crude fibre 3% DM Sugars 2% DM

Soybean meal

Soybean meal is made of the high protein soybean legume and is the most commonly used protein supplement in dairy diets throughout the world. 
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Typical analysis

Dry matter (DM) 90% Crude fat 1.4%
Crude protein 46% Calcium 0.3%
Metabolisable energy (ME) 12MJ/kg/DM Potassium 2.1%
Crude fibre 4% Lysine 2.91%
Neutral detergent fibre (NDF) 12.3% Theonine 1.79%
Acid detergent fibre (ADF) 45%    

Soybean meal fact sheet

Soy hulls (bran)

Soy hulls are a by-product of soybean processing for oil and meal production. Soy hulls consist primarily of the skin covering the soybean. Typically soy hulls do not need further processing to feed. 
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Typical analysis

Dry matter (DM) 91% Crude fat 2.5%
Crude protein 11.5% Calcium 0.6%
Metabolisable energy (ME) 11MJ/kg/DM Potassium 1.5%
Crude fibre 36% Lysine 3%
Neutral detergent fibre (NDF) 67% Theonine 1.79%
Acid detergent fibre (ADF) 45% Moisture 9%
Lignin 3% Total digestible nutrients 72%

Soy hull fact sheet

Distillers dried grains with soluble

Distillers dried grains with soluble (DDGS) is the dried residue remaining after the starch fraction of maize is fermented with yeasts to produce ethanol.

Typical analysis

Crude protein 28% Crude fat 9%
Metabolisable energy (ME) 13MJ/kg/DM Calcium 0.18%
Moisture 11% Ash 4.5%
Crude fibre 5.5% Neutral detergent fibre (NDF) 30%

DDGS fact sheet

Palm kernel expeller meal

Palm kernel expeller meal (PKE) combines mid to high energy levels (around 8% fat and 65% neutral detergent fibre (NDF) with moderate protein levels.

Typical analysis

Moisture 8.0% Ash 4.5%
Protein 15.5% Calcium 0.20%
Metabolisable energy (ME) 10-12.5 MJ/kg Phosphorus 0.49%
Digestible energy, pig (DE pig) 10.5 MJ/kg Potassium 0.60%
Apparent metabolisable
energy, poultry (AME poultry)
7.0 MJ/kg Sodium 0.01%
Fat 8.0% Magnesium 0.23%
Neutral detergent fibre (NDF) 67% Copper 24 ppm
Acid detergent fibre (ADF) 42% Lysine 0.50%
Crude fibre 17.7% Methionine 0.32%

PKE fact sheet

 

Corn gluten feed

Corn gluten feed is a major feed ingredient in ruminant diets, particularly for beef and dairy cattle. Corn gluten feed can be a substitute for grains, such as maize, and is available as both a meal and pellet.

Typical analysis

Protein 19% Acid detergent fibre (ADF) 12.4%
Metabolisable energy (ME) 11 MJ/kg/DM Fat 4%
Moisture 10% Ash 7%
Fibre 7% Neutral detergent fibre (NDF) 31.9%

Corn gluten feed fact sheet

Tapioca pellets

Tapioca pellets are a high-starch feed ingredient produced from the roots of the tapioca, manioc or cassava plant.

Typical analysis

Moisture 12.0% Protein 15.5%
Starch 45% Fibre 14%

Tapioca pellets fact sheet

High starch pellets

High starch pellets contain a minimum 43% starch, and are produced from a combination of grains and meals, sourced from both local and imported sources.

Typical analysis

Dry matter (DM) 86% as fed Crude protein 10.5% DM
Starch 42% DM    

Sunflower pellets

Sunflower pellets are produced from sunflower meal, which is a product remaining after sunflower seed has been processed by a solvent extraction method to extract the oil.

Typical analysis

Dry matter (DM) 89% Fat (oil) 3%
Energy 10.6 MJME/kgDM Neutral detergent fibre (NDF) 33%
Starch 8% Crude fibre 19%
Crude protein 31% Moisture 11%

Sunflower pellets fact sheet

Citrus pulp pellets

Citrus pulp pellets (CPP) are a by-product of citrus juicing and is a high energy feed ingredient.

Typical analysis

Phosphorus 0.10% Potassium 1.1%
Calcium 1.72% Dry matter (DM) 89.9%
Crude protein 7.6% DM Acid detergent fibre (ADF) 15.3% DM
Neutral detergent fibre (NDF) 20.3% DM Lignin <2.0% DM
Ash 5.9% DM Organic matter 94.1% DM
Soluble sugars 23.5% DM Starch 0.6% DM
Crude fat 2.0% DM Digestibility of organic dry matter (DOMD) 85.0%
Metabolisable energy (ME) 12.4 MJ/kg DM    
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