USES Sugar beet pulp allows animals to be on full feed and reduces the danger of bloating and digestive disturbance. For show animals, sugar beet pulp has a cooling effect and enhances the bloom of the coat for best appearance, and when soaked in water, it provides succulence in the ration and adds water to the diet. Sugar beet pulp provides a variety in feed rations, firms stools for cleaner pen operation, and allows for increased feed intake.

Please consult your nutritionist for uses specific to your animals.

STORAGE AND HANDLING Sugar beet pulp shreds can easily be stacked and stored. Changes in temperature are not harmful if reasonably dry conditions are maintained. Roaches and weevils will not attack sugar beet pulp shreds nor is it susceptible to rodent damage. When kept dry, sugar beet pulp shreds can be stored over a year. Bagged shreds are delivered on pallets, so can be handled by a conventional forklift, or other equipment with forklift capabilities.

This is a typical analysis of our beet pulp shreds. Variations may occur depending on source

Analyte	Dry Basis	As Fed
Dry Matter		91.50%
Moisture		8.50%
Protein, Crude	9.21%	8.42%
TDN	74.78%	67.78%
Fiber, Crude	18.17%	16.62%
ADF - Acid Detergent Fiber	22.71%	20.78%
NDF - Neutral Detergent Fiber	44.15%	40.40%
NEL - Net Energy Lactation	77.04 Mcal/lb	70.49 Mcal/lb
NEG - Net Energy Gain	51.79 Mcal/lb	47.38 Mcal/lb
NEM - Net Energy Maintenance	80.00 Mcal/lb	73.20 Mcal/lb
Total Sugars	9.56%	8.75%
Total Sugars - Molasses	15.50%	14.20%
Fat	0.70%	0.64%
Ash	6.22	5.69%
Calcium	1.72%	1.57%
Phosphorus	0.08%	0.07%
Magnesium	0.33%	0.30%
Potassium	0.36%	0.33%
Sulfur	0.38%	0.35%
Boron	45.00 ppm	41.17 ppm
Manganese	86.00 ppm	78.70 ppm
Zinc	21.00 ppm	19.21 ppm
Copper	16.00 ppm	14.64 ppm
Iron	308.00 ppm	281.82 ppm
Aluminum	259.00 ppm	236.98 ppm
Sodium	911.00 ppm	833.56 ppm

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