Sugarbeet Pulp Pellets

Description

Sugarbeet Pulp Pellets

Sugar beet pellets are a popular type of animal feed made from sugar beet pulp, a byproduct of the sugar extraction process. Sugar beets are harvested for their sugar content, and the leftover pulp is often dried and processed into pellets for use as animal feed. These pellets are especially useful for livestock, such as cattle, sheep, and horses, but they can also be used for other animals, including poultry.

Sugar beet pulp is a fibrous material left after sugar has been extracted from sugar beets. It contains high levels of fiber, sugars, and minerals, making it an excellent energy and roughage source for animals. When processed into pellets, the material becomes more compact and easier to handle, transport, and store.

Shipping

When it comes to shipping, the method depends on the destination and the size of the order.

• Containerized Shipping: For most international shipments, Sugarbeet Pulp Pellets are loaded into standard shipping containers. These containers are usually 20-foot or 40-foot containers.

• Bulk Shipping: For larger quantities, bulk carriers or specialized vessels for dry bulk cargo are used.

• Analyte	Dry Basis	As Fed
  Dry Matter		90.73%
  Moisture		9.27%
  Protein, Crude	8.29%	7.52%
  Fiber, Crude	16.97%	15.42%
  ADF – Acid Detergent Fiber	26.68%	24.22%
  NEL – Net Energy Lactation	0.72 Mcal/lb	0.65 Mcal/lb
  NEG – Net Energy Gain	0.46 Mcal/lb	0.41 Mcal/lb
  NEM – Net Energy Maintenance	0.78	0.71 Mcal/lb
  TDN – Total Digestible Nutrients	69.40%	63.04%
  Fat	1.09%	1.00%
  Ash	7.56%	6.86%
  NFE – Nitrogen Free Extract	66.09%	60.03%
  Calcium	1.00%	0.91%
  Phosphorus	0.07%	0.06%
  Potassium	0.56%	0.51%
  Reducing Sugars	2.60%	2.39%
  Sucrose	8.96%	8.15%
  TSI – Total Sugars as Invert	8.23%	7.43%