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Pressed sugar beet pulp is a product of our production of sugar, rich in nutrients and beet fibres. Pressed beet pulp for direct feeding or as silage is a highly preferred feedstuff for all ruminants.
The use of pressed sugar beet pulp silage ad libitum was assessed for geese feeding. It was shown to reduce final BW (at 14 weeks) and ADG while it had no effect on meat pH or colour. Pressed sugar beet pulp decreased lipid oxidation in muscles 3 days after slaughter.
Pressed Sugar Beet Pulp. A high digestible fibre, extremely palatable and moist feed, Pressed Sugar Beet Pulp can be used as a forage extender or concentrate feed. It is widely recognised for its ability to enhance the physical nature and ‘open up’ total mixed rations.
We produce our high-quality sugar beet pulp pellets (SBPP) by extracting sugar from regionally grown non-genetically modified sugar beet varieties. For most products, we dry the de-sugared and pressed beet pulp and enrich it with high-energy beet molasses.
Pressed Sugarbeet Pulp. A high digestible fibre, extremely palatable be used as a forage extender or concentrate feed. It is widely recognised for its ability to enhance the physical nature and ‘open up’ total mixed rations. Pressed Sugar Beet Feed is produced during the processing of Sugar Beet.
A high digestible fibre, extremely palatable and moist feed, Pressed Sugar Beet Pulp can be used as a forage extender or concentrate feed. It is widely recognised for its ability to enhance the physical nature and ‘open up’ total mixed rations.
Sugar beet pulp is the residue of the beet sugar industry. The pulp shows potential to be transformed into pectin-derived oligosaccharides. These oligosaccharides were composed of partially acetylated rhamnogalacturonan and partially methyl-esterified/acetylated homogalacturonan.
