Milled husk is one of the animal feed ingredients that has many benefits. Husk is the outer skin of rice that is not used after the milling process. Although often overlooked, milled husks actually have high nutritional value and can provide a number of important benefits for livestock feed. Here are some of the benefits of milled husks for animal feed:
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Rice Husk Ash : Rice milling industry generates a lot of rice husk during milling of paddy which comes from the fields. Rice husk is mostly used as a fuel in the boilers for processing of paddy. Rice husk is also used as a fuel for power generation. Rice husk ash (RHA) is about 25% by weight of rice husk when burnt in boilers. The resultant of burning rice husk is either completely burnt or partially burnt which gives colors ranging from white to grey or black. Rice husk ash got a great demand in Civil, Industrial and Agricultural sectors.
Product Description We provide rice husk with the best price. Rice husks are produced in the first step in the milling process when the husks are removed from the grain at the rice milling stage. Key Specifications Special Features Product Name Raw Rice Husk Type rice Varieties Rice bran Usage Cattle, Chicken, Horse, Pig Mix 3% Humidity 10% Grade A Packaging 50 Kg Payment Term TT ,
Sunflower Husk Pellet Pellets made from the husks of sunflower is a by-product obtained in the production of vegetable oil. They represent a cylindrically shaped pellets, 50 mm length, 10.4 mm in diameter; their density thousand to 1.2. kg per cubic meter, and up to 8% moisture. These pellets are produced from sunflower seed husk milled using pressing at high temperature and without the addition of any binder.
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Outer layer of the grain from the coarse fraction of milled 100% whole grain oats husked and enzymatically deactivated. The product has been stabilized by heat treatment to prevent enzymatic development of rancidity. Chestnut or mahogany color with white tones. Characteristic odor and flavor of oat bran free of foreign odors and flavors. Ingredients 100% oats Applications Animal feeding. Raw material for feed.
Rice husk is often interpreted as waste material or leftover material from the rice milling process. Processes that have an impact on running slowly, not only disrupt the surrounding environment but also interfere with human health. At every mill, we will always see piles and even mountains of husks that are getting taller and taller. Currently, the use of rice husks is still very little, so that the husks are still a waste material that disturbs the environment (Aziz, 1992). Rice husk consists of a hard layer that includes a kariopsis which consists of two halves called the lemma and palea which are interlocked. In the rice milling process, the husks will be separated from the rice grains and residue or milling waste (Aziz, 1992). The structure of rice husks has four layers, namely the outermost epidermis which is covered with the epidermis, Scelerenchyma, Spongi parenchyma, and the innermost epidermis. Of the four layers above, rice husk has silicon that is dominant in both layers of the epidermis which functions as a hardener and protector of the grain against fungi (Aziz, 1992). Chemical properties of rice husks are generally composed of organic and inorganic components. Components include carbohydrates which are dominated by cellulose and hemicellulose. Crude protein in rice husk is about 3% and lipid 0.039-2.98% (Primo et al, in Luh, 1980). The amount of pure lignin in rice husk is around 19.20-24.47% (Lenzio in Luh, 1980). The vitamins contained in rice husks include thiamin, riboflavin, and niacin then about 13.2-29.0% of the weight of rice husks are inorganic components such as Fe, Ca, Mg, P, and others are compounds needed in rice growth (Houston in Luh, 1980). Husk is classified as biomass that can be used for various needs such as industrial raw materials, animal feed and energy or fuel. From the rice milling process, about 20-30% of the grain is usually obtained. The use of husk energy aims to reduce expenditure costs for fuel for farmers' households. From the rice milling process, about 20-30% of husks are obtained, bran between 8-12% and milled rice between 50-63.5% of the initial weight of grain data. Husk with a high proportion can cause environmental problems (Houston in Luh, 1980). Bibliography: Azis, S.A, Krisantini, Winarso D. Widodo and Aris Munandar. 1992. Study on the Utilization of Husk, sawdust, bark and peanut shells as a medium for growing plants in containers. IPB. Bogor.
Paddy Husk. The rice husk (or hull) is the outermost layer of the paddy grain that is separated from the rice grains during the milling process
