Safflower Meal

Safflower meal feed grade is a by-product of the oil extraction process from safflower seeds (Carthamus tinctorius). After the oil is extracted, the remaining meal is processed into a high-protein, fiber-rich ingredient used in animal feed. Safflower meal is a valuable feed ingredient, particularly due to its high protein content and relatively low fiber compared to other oilseed meals. It is often included in animal feed formulations as a protein supplement for livestock, poultry, and aquaculture. Safflower meal is also beneficial in supporting overall animal health and promoting weight gain and muscle development.

Usage Areas
Specification

Usage Areas

Safflower meal feed grade is widely used in various animal feed formulations:

Livestock Feed:
- Safflower meal is commonly used in cattle, sheep, and goat feed. It supports healthy growth, muscle development, and overall well-being by providing a rich source of protein and energy.
Poultry Feed:
- It is used in poultry diets to provide additional protein for healthy growth, feather development, and egg production. Safflower meal is often included in mixed feed formulations for its amino acid profile and digestibility.
Swine Feed:
- Safflower meal is included in pig feed to promote growth and improve lean muscle development. Its amino acid content and digestibility make it an effective feed ingredient for swine.
Aquaculture Feed:
- Used in aquaculture feed formulations, safflower meal offers a plant-based protein source and contributes to healthy fish growth, particularly in species that require a higher protein diet.
Pet Food:
- Occasionally used in pet food, particularly for dogs, as a digestible protein source that supports overall nutrition, including skin and coat health.
Animal Fodder:
- Safflower meal can be used in mixed forage or fodder formulations for livestock, helping to ensure a balanced diet and supporting healthy growth and digestion.

Specification

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MAX.MOISTURE (%)

<8-12