Citrus Pellets
Similar in digestible fibre levels, energy and fermenting sugar to sugar beet pulp, but slightly lower in protein. The fibre has a buffering capacity in the rumen. Citrus pulp can contain oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruit, tangerines etc. Orange citrus is recognised as the best as it is more palatable, has a better ph and contains more suitable acids which, in turn, minimise rumen upsets.Ideal for all ruminants and the pleasant aroma encourages intake.
Typical Analysis
Dry Matter | 90.0 | NCGD | 91.0 | Salt | 0.1 |
Crude Protein | 6.5 | NDF | 37.0 | Calcium | 1.6 |
DCP | 3.7 | Starch | 0.2 | Total Phos | 0.1 |
ME | 12.2 | Sugar | 25.5 | Av Phos | 0.03 |
Crude Fibre | 14.0 | Starch & Sugars | 25.7 | Magnesium | 0.2 |
Oil (EE) | 2.6 | FME | 11.6 | Potassium | 1.2 |
Ash | 6.5 |
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| Sodium | 0.05 |
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Limits to Usage
Product should not be added or removed quickly from a ration as it may cause refusal. Poor calcium to phosphorus ratio.
Storage / Processing
As a moist product it can be fed immediately or clamped. As a dried product, it will store well for 3 months.
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