Stockfeed Potatoes
Grown for human food consumption, with excess and substandard potatoes sold as stockfeed. When available they make an ideal supplement to forage. Contains good energy and excellent starch levels. The protein level is 10 -11%, with half of this being in the form of non-protein nitrogen compounds. Potatoes are a poor source of minerals.
Typical Analysis
Dry Matter |
20.0 |
NCGD |
85.0 |
Salt |
0.05 |
Crude Protein |
11.0 |
NDF |
13.3 |
Calcium |
0.05 |
DCP |
8.0 |
Starch |
62.0 |
Total Phos |
0.2 |
ME |
13.5 |
Sugar |
8.0 |
Av Phos |
0.1 |
Crude Fibre |
4.0 |
Starch & Sugars |
70.0 |
Magnesium |
0.1 |
Oil (EE) |
0.2 |
FME |
13.0 |
Potassium |
2.5 |
Ash |
5.5 |
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Sodium |
0.05 |
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Limits to Usage
High in starch so over feeding may encourage acidosis. Rotten, green and dirty potatoes should be avoided as they may contain alkaloids. Small potatoes may produce a risk of animals choking and chopping helps. Sprouted potatoes are dangerous to livestock.
Storage / Processing
If storing outside, try to prevent frost damage by clamping or covering with straw.
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