⭐Energy Feed: Cereals, corn/maize, grain, bran, starchy roots and tubers, grass seeds and trees, dregs.
⭐ Protein Feed: Fish meal, silkworm pupae, bone meat meal, meat meal, feather meal, blood meal, earthworms, slaughter scraps, fly maggots and single-cell protein feed (yeast type).
⭐ Roughage: Hay, straw, rice husk, peanut stalk, agricultural by-products and dregs with crude fiber content of 18% or more in dry matter, leaves, etc.
⭐ Green Juicy Feed: Including forage, lucerne, alfalfa, green grass, leafy vegetables, non-starchy roots and fruits, water
plants, etc. Not considering the crude protein and crude fiber content after folding and drying.
⭐ Silage Feed: Fresh natural plant feed made of silage and silage with appropriate amount of bran or other additives, including semi-dry silage with moisture content of 45%-55%.
⭐ Mineral Feed: Mineral feed refers to natural minerals and chemically synthesized inorganic salts available for feeding. Shell and bone meal from animals, but mainly used to provide mineral nutrition, also classified as such.
⭐ Vitamin Feed: Including industrial synthesis or purification from raw materials to refine a variety of single vitamins and
mixed multivitamins, but natural feed rich in vitamins is not classified as vitamin feed.
⭐ Feed Additive: Additives are a variety of non-nutritive additives used to strengthen the feeding effect, with the feed
production and storage of non-nutritive raw materials and their formulated products. Such as a variety of antibiotics,
antioxidants, mold inhibitors, binding agents, coloring agents, flavor enhancers, and health care and metabolic regulation of drugs.
Animal feed can also be divided into full price compound feed, concentrated feed, premix feed, concentrate mixed feed and mixed feed.