To the main Write to us the main Activities Types of supplied raw materials About company Contacts Cereals Wheat Wheat for fodder purposes, as a rule, is used for fodder wheat, which has reduced baking properties. 1 kg of wheat grain contains 10.80-13.58 MJ of energy, 12.0-13.7% of digestible protein, 2% of crude fat, 66% of BEV, including 51% of starch. In terms of protein content, wheat grain surpasses all types of other cereals, and the more valuable protein is in wheat bran. It surpasses all cereal feeds in phosphorus content (0.4%), is rich in B vitamins and vitamin E. Wheat organic matter is highly digestible. Barley Barley is considered the best grain feed for all types of farm animals, it is one of the main components of the pig's diet, it contributes to the production of pork, cow's milk and high quality butter. It is nutritionally inferior to corn and wheat, but serves as a source of fiber, which is not enough in wheat. Rye In terms of nutritional value and chemical composition, rye is slightly different from barley and is very close to wheat. Rye is poorer than wheat in essential amino acids. Corn Corn is the most nutritious grain feed in terms of metabolic energy content of 1 kg, and by this indicator it surpasses other grain feeds by 10% -30%. Corn contains 65% -66% BEV, including 55% -56% starch, 4-8% fat, represented by unsaturated fatty acids - oleic, linolenic, only 2-3% fiber, which contributes to the high digestibility of all organic substances. Corn tastes good due to its relatively high fat content. The versatility of corn as a feed lies in the fact that it can be used in the form of flour, crushed corn cobs, flakes, corn flour seedings, cereals. It is impossible to store corn for a long time, as the grain loses its nutritional qualities; before feeding it must be crushed; the resulting cut can also not be stored for a long time. Millet Millet is a valuable poultry feed, especially red varieties containing carotene, when ground is used as a concentrated feed for pigs. In terms of the content of protein and minerals, millet slightly differs from corn, however, due to the large number of films, it is significantly inferior in caloric value. Therefore, millet is brought down and fed in the form of millet to young animals up to 4 weeks of age. Contacts (4855) 28-37-16 28-25-78 e-mail: rk-agro@mail.ru Activities Trade and procurement activities © Рыбинсккомплекс-агро, 2008-2014 Наш адрес: Ярославская обл., г. Рыбинск, ул.Гоголя, д.1 Контакты: +7 (4855) 28-37-16 +7 (4855) 28-25-78