Beet molasses

Beet molasses in animal husbandry is a high-energy and highly digestible feed raw material.

Molasses can be fed in a limited number of different types of animals (peppers, horses, pigs):

- increases the digestibility of dry matter and organic matter of the diet

— has a positive effect on feed consumption by animals, improves the taste of the diet.

IMPORTANT TO KNOW!

When feeding cows, goats, and sheep, molasses is limited to no more than 15% of dry matter. This means no more than 0.4 kg of dry matter of molasses for every 100 kg of live weight of an animal per day (which weight of 650 kg should receive a maximum of 2.5 kg of molasses per day). In the case of feeding a large amount of melaxa and a lack of structural fiber in the diet, there is a threat of acidosis. It is usually recommended to feed 1-2 kg of molasses per head per day. If beet pulp or other sugar-rich components are added to the diet, the amount of melaxa should be reduced to a maximum of 1.5 kg per head per day.

Molasses Molasses in fishing bait

Due to the unique composition of chemical elements, lemon balm is also one of the main additives for fishermen.

First, it is very nutritious and high in calories. Bait with molasses has great nutritional value and smells like a satisfying product for fish.

Secondly, it has a good laxative effect. That is, it does not allow the fish to overeat and lose interest in food. Keeping the fish in the fed zone.

Our company has a positive experience in exporting molasses. Auto rate 22 MT, railway rate 60 MT, ship lots 3000-6000 MT. Price on request

Qualitative indicators:

- mass fraction of dry substances: 81.2%;

- mass fraction of sucrose: 48.0%;

- pH value: 6.5 - 7.5

Storage
The minimum storage temperature is 20 degrees.
The maximum storage temperature is 40 degrees.
The storage period is 12 months