Sugar - Feed Database

Apple Pomace is an alternative feed that provides a good source of digestible fibre and caloric energy. It may be used as a forage extender.

Bakery Blend refers to discarded material from the manufacturing of baked goods. Bakery by-product is a energy-dense feed for livestock.

Bakery By-Product refers to miscellaneous discarded material from the manufacturing of baked goods. Bakery By-Product provides a source of calories for livestock.

Bread By-Product consists of excess material and food waste from bread manufacturing. It is a source of carbohydrates targeted to livestock.

Cereal By-Product consists of discarded food waste from cereal manufacturers. It provides a source of energy for livestock.

Cookie By-Product consists of discarded bakery material from cookie manufacturers. It provides a source of calories for livestock.

Beet Molasses from MW Agri is a highly digestible, high fibre, and high energy feed intended for all horses and ponies. This feed contains molasses which is intended to increase palatability.

Candy by-product refers to discarded material from the manufacture of candy and other sweets. It is a low-cost energy source targeted for cattle.

Candy by-product (consisting of discarded product from candy manufacturers) is sometimes fed to dairy cattle as a cheap source of calories.

Cereal blend refers to a combination of cereal grains such as barley, wheat and oats. These are high-starch feeds designed to provide energy in equine and livestock diets.

Cereal tailings refer to by-products of cereal processing coming from the tail of the mill. Cereal tailings are high in starch and used as cattle feed.

Dry citrus pulp is derived from the fibrous residue that remains after juice is extracted from oranges. Research shows that adding citrus pulp up to 28% of concentrate in the equine diet is well-tolerated by horses.

Wet citrus pulp is the high-fibre material that remains after orange juice has been pressed out of the orange fruit. It can be used as a fibre source for horses and cattle.

Loose citrus pulp meal is the ground peel and residue of citrus fruits that remains after juice is extracted. The pulp is a palatable and nutritious feed for livestock, providing high energy from carbohydrates, high calcium and low phosphorus.

Dried citrus pulp pellets are a fibrous by-product of juice production. The pellets are fed to dairy and beef cattle as a source of energy, protein and nutrients. In citrus-producing regions, the pulp may be used for 30-50% of dairy rations.

Corn syrup is a byproduct of ethanol fuel production. The syrup is a high-energy feed commonly given to cattle raised near ethanol plants.

EquiMall Forte by St.Hippolyt is a concentrated liquid malt-yeast drink intended for sport horses, broodmares, foals, and senior horses.

Glucose is a simple sugar that can be used as a rapidly available source of energy. It can be given intravenously as a treatment for ketosis in dairy cattle.

Golden Chaff from Baileys Horse Feeds is intended for horses and ponies on a limited hard feed or balancer. This feed contains a molasses coating on the wheat straw to encourage more chewing.

Guinea grass (Megathyrus maximus) is a fast-growing pantropical grass that is used for livestock hay and silage. It can also be used as a pasture if moisture and overgrazing is controlled.

Molasses derived from beets is a highly palatable ingredient that is often added to equine feeds to promote feed intake. It is high in sugar and carbohydrates and is not recommended for horses with metabolic concerns.

Molasses derived from sugar cane is commonly added to equine feeds to improve palatability. It is high in sugar and should not be fed in large quantities to easy keepers or horses with metabolic concerns.

Dried Molasses is typically derived from cane or beet molasses that is processed to remove moisture content. It is a sweet, energy-dense feed ingredient that can improve the palatability of pelleted feeds.

Molasses from NAF Equine is intended to be added alongside a complete feed to increase palatability. This product is meant for hard keepers and picky eaters.

Molasses is a high-energy feed derived from sugar production. It is commonly used as an ingredient in equine sweet feeds and as a palatable feed for livestock.

Molasses is a derivative of sugar production from sugarbeets or sugarcane. Molasses increases calorie density and is used to improve the palatability of equine and livestock diets.

Molasses is a byproduct of sugar production from sugarbeets or sugarcane. It is used as a high-energy feed in livestock and equine diets.

Molasses is a by-product of sugar extraction from sugarbeets or sugarcane. Molasses is a high-calorie feed ingredient for cattle and horses.

Molasses grass (Melinis minutiflora P. Beauv.) is a perennial native to tropical regions. It can be fed fresh or used for hay or silage.

Sugarcane molasses is a by-product that remains after sugar extraction from sugarcane. It is a high-sugar syrup that is used as a binding agent, palatability enhancer and silage additive.

Mollichaff AppleChaff from HorseHage is a top dresser for hard feeds that contain real apple chunks. This product supports increased fibre consumption and is ideal for fussy eaters.

Mollichaff Extra from HorseHage contributes to a balanced diet and optimal horse health. This feed is intended for all horses and ponies at any work level. This feed has an NSC value of 16.5%.

Mollichaff Herbal from HorseHage contains garlic, mint, rosemary, and golden rod. The mixture of herbs supports appetite, the respiratory system, and digestive health. This herbal supplement is ideal for all horses and ponies.

Mollichaff Original from HorseHage adds extra essential fibres making this feed ideal for any horse or pony. This feed supports strong bones, healthy growth, and digestive health.

Mollichaff ShowShine from HorseHage contains high oil to support coat quality and cherry flavouring to enhance palatability. This feed is ideal for performance horses and ponies.

NexPro is a protein source derived from dry-milled ethanol production. It can be fed to cattle, poultry, swine, fish and pets.

Ground steam-rolled oats are a high-fibre, high-energy feed that have greater digestibility compared to whole oats.

Seminole Osceola 10 is a textured feed with corn, oats, and molasses for mature pleasure horses with a high 48% NSC (sugar & starch) content. This feed contains yeast culture and antioxidants.

Prominent Textured Horse Feed by Buckeye Nutrition is a complete feed formulated for performance horses. It is palatable and provides 14% protein, 32% NSC and energy from oats, wheat, corn, and soybean oil.

Qelan by St.Hippolyt is a supplement intended to provide horses with extra energy. It is recommended for situations when horses may lack sufficient energy, such as breeding and competing.

Snack Horse Treats by DAC are supplemental molasses- and oat-based horse treats. They can be used for training, as rewards, or simply as an everyday treat. However, they should be fed in moderation.

Stockman's Sweet Glaze Molasses is a liquid molasses supplement for horses, cattle, sheep and goats. It is used to improve feed palatability and consistency, as well as provide calories and vitamins.

Confectioners sugar is finely ground sugar cane (granulated sugar) used in the baking and confectionery industry. This powdered sugar is sometimes used in animal food production.

Lactose, a sugar commonly found in milk, is a disaccharide made up of one glucose and one galactose molecule.

Sucrose, also known as table sugar, is a diasaccharide molecule made up of one glucose and one fructose molecule. Sucrose is produced naturally in plants

Acid whey, also called sour whey, is a byproduct of dairy products such as cottage cheese or yogurt. It is not typically fed to animals in large quantities due to its low pH.

Condensed whey is a byproduct of cheese making, which involves removing the moisture content of the whey by evaporation. Condensed whey is a high-quality protein source used to support muscle and topline development.

Delactosed whey has undergone processing to remove its lactose content. Whey is the liquid that remains after processing the milk into cheese. It is a complete protein source providing all essential amino acids.

Whiskey distiller's syrup is a byproduct of whiskey alcohol production. The syrup is a high protein, high-calorie feed commonly given to livestock raised near whiskey distilleries. Mineral imbalances can occur if fed in high quantities.

Whiskey ethanol syrup is a byproduct of ethanol fuel production. The syrup is a high-calorie, high-protein feed given to livestock.