Dried Molasses PL

Iso certified company (9001-45001).
MASR El gedida, Cairo – Egypt.
14 ABD ELGHAFAR NOUR, ELNOZHA,

Head office:
Egyptian mining quality
DRY MOLASSES
Dried Molasses powder is derived from sugarcane as
EGYPTIAN MINING
a byproduct of the sugar industry after crystallization
obtained crystal sugar. This product can be a source
QUALITY
of quick energy and has the ability to stimulate the
appetite of cattle. Works as the energy supply for the
development of cattle and poultry, especially broiler EMQ / Animal Health
and layer, dairy animal in the winter.
www.emq-mining.com
- This product is used to replace with the sweetener
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derived from chemicals.
- Stable source of raw materials, natural, low cost, Contact no. +201206454531
economical, suitable to be used in the feed formula
for livestock, poultry and aquaculture.
- Easy to mix more than the liquid form when it gets
limited in the mixing ratio.
be added to feed when it is essential to compensate
for an excess of protein. Molasses has a high
Key Benefits mineral content, but it usually lacks adequate
calcium and phosphorus. These must be
considered when preparing mixed feeds and they
 High in digestible energy. should be supplied by suitable supplements (lime) Horses
or by a proper combination of feeding materials. - Combines to reduce the dust in feed
 High level of degradable protein. - Increases palatability
 Highly palatable.
BENEFITS - Reduces the ability of picky horses
to sort through feed
Molasses can reduce the dusty powdery nature of
 Ideal to complement low protein forage some finely ground feeds. In this role, it makes a Sheep and Goats
diets, such as whole crop, cereal, maize feed mixture more palatable and edible to Prevents pregnancy toxemia
silage, or straw. livestock. Molasses can be added to replace
missing sugar and trace minerals and help with
 Easily handled.
fermentation in cases of low-quality forages
 High copper content. especially with low sugar levels.
Molasses as Stock Feed

Cattle and Dairy
• Provides sugar during early pasture growth.

The value of molasses as feed is based • Promotes animal health. The palatability yield of 1
mostly on its sugar content (around 50 per
kg of dried molasses is
• Increases milk solid production.
cent). In comparison with the carbohydrates • Increases diet density when intake is reduced
in concentrated form, molasses contains a
small amount of protein, but it also provides
before calving. equivalent to the yield
• Improves milk let-down.
a certain amount of non-protein, non-sugars • Improves digestion of fiber. obtained when using 4 kg
which have some nutrient value especially
for ruminants. In general, molasses should
• Helps reduce heat-related stress. of liquid molasses
• Helps growth and development of young
stock & Assists pregnancy rates (condenses
calving patterns).
OPTIONS AND DIRECTIONS FOR OPTIONS AND DIRECTIONS FOR USING
USING MOLASSES MOLASSES
Treating Large Round Bales Dispersing molasses supplements The high molasses feeds contain 30-40% molasses and the proportion by
throughout a big bale will considerably enhance the nutritional value weight is limited to 2 or 3 parts of the permissible impregnated carriers.
and palatability of hay, straw, stalks, and other cereal grains. Simply molasses is used in various kinds of mixed feeds, which contain 5-15%
pour on, or probe into, the face of the bale. and only occasionally more molasses.
Application rate is typically seven to ten percent by weight. The Standard table given in the German Feedstuff Law permits the
following amounts of added molasses
Molasses is usually used in amounts not exceeding ten to fifteen
percent of ration. • Calf feeds 5 %
• Calf nutrition meals 5 %
Cattle and Dairy Feeding Regiment • Goat mixed foods 10 %
• Dog biscuits 10 %
• Dry dairy cows: 1-2 lbs. or 500 g-1 kg/day
• Dairy cattle feeds 15 %
• Springing dairy cows: 1.5-5 lbs. or 700 g-2 kg/day
• Milk-producing feeds 15 %
• Lactating dairy cows: 1-5 lbs. or 500 g-2 kg/day
• Cattle fattening feeds 20 %
• Adult beef cattle: 1 lb. or 500 g/day
• Horse mixed feeds 30 %
• Calves and heifers: 3 oz-1 lb. or 100-500 g/day
• After parturition: 8 oz. or 240 ml in warm water.
SAFETY
Feeding Regiment for Horses
Molasses can be toxic if fed at ad libitum (free choice),
• 2-4 lbs./1,000 lbs. or 1-2 kg/450 kg of body weight two to
therefore, it is recommended that molasses should be
three times a day
supplemented in a restrictive form.
Feeding Regiment for Sheep and Goats
• Lactating or gestating: 3-6 oz. or 100-200 g/day OR 50 g per

50 kg body weight.
POULTRY: 100 g – 300 g per 100 adult birds.

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Iso certified company (9001-45001).

MASR El gedida, Cairo – Egypt.

14 ABD ELGHAFAR NOUR, ELNOZHA,

Molasses as Stock Feed

• Provides sugar during early pasture growth.

• Lactating or gestating: 3-6 oz. or 100-200 g/day OR 50 g per

POULTRY: 100 g – 300 g per 100 adult birds.

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