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Corn Gluten Meal
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We are functioning as Corn Gluten Meal Supplier from Haryana, India. Our Corn Gluten Meal, sourced from the trusted processors in the country, is the best supplement for poultry. We assure buyers about the quality and nutrient content of Corn Gluten Meal. Furthermore, we offer Corn Gluten Meal in special packaging bags that retain its freshness and quality, which further results in long shelf life. About Corn Gluten Meal : Corn gluten feed should not be confused with corn gluten. Corn gluten meals has 2 times the protein content of corn gluten feed. Also the protein in corn gluten feed is degraded relatively rapidly in the rumen versus the protein of corn gluten meal is degraded relatively slowly (more by pass potential). Wet corn gluten feed has some nutritional advantages over dry corn gluten feed but the dry product is easier to handle. Wet corn gluten has a bunk life of a few days in summer and one to two weeks in winter. Because of bunk life and transportation cost, wet corn gluten feed is only an option to producers that are in relative close proximity of milling plant. Crude protein values have ranged from 17 percent to 26 percent and fat content has ranges from 1-7%. Therefore regular feed testing is recommended or buy corn gluten feed that has a guaranteed analysis. The concentration of crude protein is about as twice as high in corn gluten feed it is in corn grain. The amino acid content of corn gluten feed is about two times higher than in conte but relative concentration of the amino acid are similar, like corn, the quality of the protein (for example low lysine) is poor. Corn gluten feed is low in calcium but has significant amounts of phosphorus. The calcium to phosphorus ratio 1:10. The desired ratio of feeding cattle is a minimum of 1.5-2 to - 1 calcium phosphorus. Therefore corn gluten feed fed at high levels without calcium supplementation could result in urinary calcutti problems. You will have to feed calcium levels above NRC minimum requirement if more than1/3 of the diets is corn gluten feed. Trace mineral and vitamin levels can vary greatly from batch to batch.
