Rice husk is the outer protective covering of the rice grain, which is removed during rice milling. While rice itself is commonly used as animal feed, rice husk is not typically utilized directly in animal feed formulations. Origin: Derived from rice Size and Details:...

Product Description : Sorghum is a cereal grain believed to have originated in Africa and is now cultivated worldwide. It has been used as both a human food source and animal feed for centuries. Origin: Africa Size and Details: Varies in height, grains are small and...

Rhodes grass, scientifically known as Chloris gayana, is a warm-season perennial grass that is native to Africa. It is widely cultivated as a forage crop for livestock due to its high productivity and nutritional value. Origin: Africa Size and Details: Rhodes grass...

Product Description : Soybean is a legume native to East Asia and highly valued for its versatile uses as a human food source and in various industries. Origin: East Asia Size and Details: Plants can grow up to 1.5 meters tall, producing pods containing seeds. Animal...

Product Description : Corn flakes were invented in the late 19th century by John Harvey Kellogg as a breakfast cereal. They are made from toasted flakes of corn, offering a crispy and flavorful texture. Origin: Invented by John Harvey Kellogg Size and Details: Thin...

Product Description : Wheat straw refers to the dried stems and leaves of the wheat plant that remain after grain harvest. Origin: Derived from wheat plants Size and Details: Dried stems and leaves of the wheat plant. Animal Feed: Used as a roughage component in...