Course Content
Terminology of Animal Nutrition
0/1
Comparative composition of plant and animal cells and tissues
0/1
Learn animal nutrition and feeding practices with Braimy – B.sc Agriculture
About Lesson
  • Concentrates are livestock feeds provide the basic nutrients required for animal production, including energy, proteins, minerals, vitamins and other micro-nutrients.
  • Concentrates are feeds that contain a high density of nutrients, usually low in crude fiber content (less than 18% of dry matter (DM)) and high in total digestible nutrients more than 60%.
  • Concentrates may be high in energy, referred to as energy concentrates, such as cereals and milling by-products, or high in protein, with over 20% crude protein, referred to as protein concentrates.
  • Concentrates can be fed in raw or milled forms.
Join the conversation
Scroll to Top