Animal feed production

Chromatographic separation of diluted molasses streams into a high purity fraction suitable for concentration and crystallization and a second low purity by-product, which can be concentrated and sold as an animal feed product, has been employed in Finland since the 1970s and in the United States since the mid-1980s. Since the early 1990s, production of sugar from beet molasses has almost tripled, and the trend is expected to continue for the next two years to consume most of the domestic beet molasses (Fig. 7) (3,9). 

Sugar made from either sugar beets or sugarcane is a perfectly acceptable product. However, the molasses produced from these crops is quite different molasses from sugar beets is an animal feed product, whereas molasses from sugarcane is marketed as a human food known as blackstrap molasses. 

Such tremendous losses of valuable substances should be avoided. A possibility is to recover them during wastewater treatment [2-4], The aim of this research was to recover proteins and fats from wastewater in form useful for animal feed production. 

Zitmane (1958) prepared an animal feed product from the leaves and hydrolyzed stems of Jerusalem artichoke, with the addition of oat flour and salt. Fodder additives containing Jerusalem artichoke as their main component have been added to enrich fodder mixtures, for their curative-prophylactic properties in the rations of domestic and farm animals (e.g., Zelenkov, 2000). 

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The evaluation of a number of immunoassay diagnostic kits was undertaken to determine their usefulness in a regulatory analytical laboratory environment in the food, feed and pesticide areas. Four rapid enzyme immunoassay tests for the detection of aflatoxin residues at the 20 ppb level in animal feeds were compared to the official HPLC procedure. In the pesticide area, a commercial pentachlorophenol competitive inhibition assay for residues in water was investigated as to its applicability to poultry and pork liver matrices. In addition, an ELISA screening procedure for the herbicide fusilade was developed. Modifications were incorporated into the rapid immunoband 1-2 Test procedure for the detection of motile Salmonella in various food and animal feed products resulting in quicker analysis than the standard culture method. Also, a comparative evaluation of a Quik-Card Test for sulphamethazine drug residues in pork urine, liver and muscle tissue, is described. 

In the case of ethanol, extraction with water is undesirable due to the dilution of the ethanol, whereas direct pressing gives poor yields [184]. Direct distillation from the fermented solids performs relatively poorly, although distillation is economically feasible if combined with animal feed production from the solid wastes [217,218]. As an alternative, forced gas circulation can be used to strip ethanol from the substrate. This has been shown for a gas-solid fluidized bed and for a stirred bed [90, 219, 220]. A further advantage is that continuous stripping during the fermentation, rather than simply recovering the ethanol at the end of the fermentation, avoids the product inhibition... 

Soybean, Conventional uses a conventional style desolventizer to produce cmde soybean oil products and soybean animal feed products 0.2 0.2... 

There are numerous options for food waste valorization technologies available around the world, such as composting, animal feed production, incineration for energy production and anaerobic digestion for biogas... 

Waste to Food Chain Animal Feed Production... 

This fungicide and vermifuge agent is widely used in medical and veterinary practices as an antihelmintic drug. It induced contact dermatitis in two workers at an animal-feed production factory. 

The issue of iLUC is also linked to questions about sufficient farming land and/or land use for bioplastics production [36-38]. According to some authors, e.g., Stevens [39], if bioplastics were produced on a large scale, there could be competition between feedstock crops and food crops, possibly causing increases in food prices. However, other authors, e.g., Piotrowsky [40], argue that 92% of the cultivated land in the world is used for food and animal feed production, 6% for industrial materials and 2% for biofuels, while agricultural land used for bioplastics is less than 0.1%. 

Com germ oil is mainly used in food and cosmetic applications and com germ meal for animal feed production. 

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