Appearance
Tanned to dark brown flakes
Common Names
Wheat Bran
Packaging
50 kg PP Bag
Brief Overview
Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) milling yields a high protein by-product that is suitable for broad classes of livestock and animal. Wheat bran can be served to cattle, poultry, sheep, pigs, and horses. Wheat bran is bulky, making it useful to lighten the feed mixture. Wheat bran can also be fused into the form of mashes.
Because of the high fiber level and its laxative effect, wheat bran is better not to be fed to young livestock. Below is nutrition value of the product
| Parameter | Value |
| Dry Matter | 87 - 88% as fed |
| Crude Protein | 14 - 17% DM |
| Crude Fiber | 6 - 10% DM |
| Crude Fat | 4% DM |
| NDF | 45 - 46% DM |
| ADF | 13.5% DM |
| Lignin | 4% DM |
| Ash | 5 - 6% DM |
| Starch | 22 - 23% DM |
| Sugars | 7 - 8% DM |
| Gross Energy | 18.9 MJ/kg |
Manufacturing Process
Wheat bran is produced as a side product of milling of wheat into white flour. Wheat bran was sifted, washed, and dried at 180°C–200°C for 30–40 min and then ground. Wheat is usually milled by roller milling, which delivers multiple product streams that the miller can combine into flour or bran fractions. Thus, the composition of wheat bran from different mills varies significantly.
Animal Feed Industry
In the industry, the product is commonly used as raw feed materia and it is suitable for pigs, poultry, cattle, sheeps and horses. The product can be source of amino acids and fiber. It also provides bulk to the diets and gives laxative effect.
