Micronized Products
We micronize grains, pulses and soya on site at Fordingbridge. Micronization is
a thermal process of treating raw materials, using infra-red emissions as its
energy sources. Unlike the more traditional methods, the use of infra-red rays
allows processing at lower temperatures for a shorter time.
What are the benefits of utilising Micronized cereals?
· Disrupts cell walls. This improves intestinal enzyme access to nutrients,
giving greater nutrient uptake and improved animal performance.
· Optimises starch gelantinisation. This provides higher levels of available
starch, significantly greater amylase enzyme degradation and better digestibility
when compared with raw starch. It also increases the passage of food through
the gut, while retaining greater feed value. More gross energy is available
for growth and performance.
· Improves protein solubility. This allows better access by digestive
enzymes to higher quality protein sources, improves protein utilisation and
therefore animal performance. Improved protein by-pass is achieved without affecting
overall digestibility.
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Micronized Barley
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3% Oil
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11% Protein
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4.5% Fibre
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Micronized Maize
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3.5% Oil
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8% Protein
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2% Fibre
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Micronozed Peas
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2.1% Oil
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21% Protein
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5% Fibre
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