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CORN GLUTEN MEAL FOR ANIMAL FEED FOR SELL

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Corn gluten meal is produced using embryo by oil extracting and then drying.

Corn gluten meal is different from the nutrition of corn. The corn is a kind of energy feed which has an agreeable taste and high digest rate, however the protein content is about 8.4% and it also lack lysine and tryptophan. Corn germ meal has a nice smell that is more agreeable than the corn, and more incompact and larger, so it can improve the physical character of solutions. The protein content in the latter is about 10% higher than the corn, the necessary amino acid content is abundant and quality are also high.The energy and the protein nutrition of the corn germ cake are close to the supplementary feed and the daily requirement of the Poultry and livestock. Therefore, it has the characters such as abundant nutrition, convenient supplementary use and low solution cost. It is most suitable for the breeding and raiser's use.

 

Corn gluten meal  (often simply called  CGM ) is a byproduct of corn (maize) processing that has historically  been used as an animal feed (take note that the expression gluten here is inexact; there is no true gluten in     corn, but simply corn Proteins. The expression "corn gluten" is colloquial jargon that describes corn proteins     that are neither gliadin nor glutenin. Only wheat, barley, rye and oat contain true gluten which is formed by the interaction of gliadin and glutenin proteins). It can also be used as an organic herbicide .

 

Corn gluten meal  is applied using a spreader or even by hand: the material is essentially harmless if not inhaled, and is, in fact, edible (though not particularly palatable). On lawns, CGM is applied in early spring (usually timed phenologically by the blooming of crocus or forsythia), and again in the autumn. If the lawn is overseeded, CGM should either be applied at least six weeks before sowing, or two weeks afterwards.

 

Corn gluten meal   is used as an inexpensive protein source for pet foods. However, some dogs and cats may develop an allergy to corn after eating CGM for an extended amount of time. It is an especially good source of the amino acid cysteine, but must be balanced with other proteins for lysine. It is also used for livestock and poultry feeds.

 

1 Distiller's dried grains with solubles(DDGS)

 

DDGS: fat:3%min  moisture:12%max  protein:25%min
2 Corn Gluten Feed 
moisture:10-12%max  protein:18%-19%min
3 Corn Gluten Meal
moisture:10%max  protein:58%-70%min

 

4 Corn Germ Meal

 

moisture:12max  protein:25%min

 

                               

ITEM	MOISTURE	PROTEIN	FAT
DDGS	12%max	25%min	3%min
CGF	12%max	18%min
CORN GLUTEN MEAL	10%max	58%min
CORN GERM MEAL	12%max	25%min