Evaluation of Bagging to Extend Storage Life of Wet and Modified Distillers Grains—A Demonstration Project
Daryl R. Strohbehn, Daniel D. Loy, Daniel G. Morrical, Joe Sellers, Dennis R. Maxwell
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Daryl R. Strohbehn, Daniel D. Loy, Daniel G. Morrical, Joe Sellers, Dennis R. Maxwell
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The ethanol industry is rapidly expanding. As much as 40% of the energy cost is associated with drying the feed co-products. Distillers grains are excellent sources of nutrients for the diets of beef cattle, but have a short shelf life. To expand the use of wet distillers feeds to more producers, longer term storage methods are required.
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The ethanol industry is rapidly expanding. As much as 40% of the energy cost is associated with drying the feed co-products. Distillers grains are excellent sources of nutrients for the diets of beef cattle, but have a short shelf life. To expand the use of wet distillers feeds to more producers, longer term storage methods are required.
Key concepts: Distillers grains, Environmental science, Mathematics, Chemistry, Food science