DIRECTIONS FOR USE
- Wheat pollard is very palatable and can be used in diets of pigs, poultry, ruminants and horses of all ages. However due to its bulkiness and high fibre content, it is not suggested for use in diets for very young stock.
- Its bulkiness could also limit its use in diets fed to poultry using automatic feeding equipment where ‘bridging’ in feed bins can result. Levels up to 15 percent will not usually cause these problems, but this may vary depending on the characteristics of the feed bin in use.
SUGGESTED MAXIMUM INCLUSION RATES IN TOTAL DIET
| SPECIES | MAX. INCLUSION RATES |
|---|---|
| PIGS – Weaner | Nil |
| PIGS – Grower | 20% |
| PIGS – Finisher | 25% |
| PIGS – Breeder | 30% |
| POULTRY – Broiler | 10% |
| POULTRY – Layer | 15% |
| CATTLE | 50% |
| HORSES | 50% |
| SHEEP | 50% |
LIMITATIONS
- The bulkiness could limit its use in feed with automatic feeding equipment.
- It is suggested that wheat pollard not be fed to very young stock.
Refer to M. Evans1.
NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS
| TYPICAL | |||
| PROTEIN | % | : | 15.00 |
| CALCIUM | % | : | 0.10 |
| PHOSPHORUS | % | : | 0.70 |
| METHIONINE | % | : | 0.20 |
| LYSINE | % | : | 0.60 |
| CRUDE FIBRE | % | : | 7.00 |
| ME RUMINANT | MJ/kg | : | 12.00 |
| DE HORSE | MJ/kg | : | 13.00 |
| DE PIG | MJ/kg | : | 13.00 |
| ME POULTRY | MJ/kg | : | 10.00 |
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