HMS scrap 1 & 2, sunflower oil, sugarcane, green coffee.
Aluminium ubc scrap.
Wheat, barley, steel products, cement, fertilizers, pyrite, scrap, used rails.
Aluminum dross, aluminum ash.
â?¢ Bard dry distillery(DDGS) is a byproduct of ethanol distillation, which represents a very valuable source of nutritional components to be used as provender for livestock and poultry. Bard is obtained as a result of production of alcohol from a mash prepared using cereal grains, potatoes, molasses, fruit and other foods containing starch. As the raw material for the mash may be different, the bard composition also varies. In the process of dehydration of dregs, the share of solids increases up to 40% and more, as required by the technology of manufacturing feed additives. Upon request of livestock farms and feed mills, it is usually produced in powder or in pellets (as opposed to liquid stillage which is sour) which do not get spoilt, thus appropriate for long-term storage without losing its properties. â?¢ Bard dry distillery contains a significant amount of crude protein - up to 28%, which means itis equivalent to sunflower meal in terms of its nutritiousness and efficiency of use. Additionally, Bard dry distillery contains vitamins B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6, B12; H (genuine biotin), B9 (folic acid), p-aminobenzoic acid, and carotenoids, and around 17 amino acids (among which are glutamic acid, glycine, leucine, isoleucine, lysine, proline, valine et al.). The total content of solids reaches 35.54%. Besides, dry dregs contain minor amounts of such vital elements as copper, iron, manganese, and zinc. â?¢ Bard dry distillery can be included in the diet of farm animals and poultry as both a complete ration and an additive to make it richer in protein and vitamins.
