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Prolick: An excellent source of non-protein nitrogen for ruminant animals
by Barbara Mulonda Simbaya, Technical Advisor at Tiger Animal Feeds Non-protein nitrogen (NPN) is a term used in animal nutrition to refer collectively to components such as urea, biuret, and ammonia, which are not proteins but can be converted into proteins by microbes in the ruminant animal’s stomach. In[...]
Feed your horse the best with Tiger Animal Feeds
by Given Hamanungu, Senior Technical Advisor Owning a horse can be an incredibly rewarding experience. However, certain decisions must be made by a farmer to be prepared for this undertaking. You must make sure that you can give your horse the exercise and food it needs. Exercise for the[...]
Successful rabbit farming with Tiger Animal Feeds: What a farmer needs to know – Part 2
by Barbara Mulonda Simbaya, Technical Advisor at Tiger Animal Feeds If you have followed this article from the previous publication (Part 1), then you would be aware that rabbits are a very economically viable livestock. They have high reproductive rates compared to other livestock, and their meat is highly[...]
Tiger Animal Feeds: More than just feed in dairy farming: Part 2
by Given Hamanungu, Senior Technical Expert – Livestock at Tiger Feeds Dairy farm records Dairy farming demands a hardworking, determined, and patient farmer. The aspiring dairy farmer must know that there is no holiday. A dairy farmer must possess some substantial knowledge of bookkeeping and record keeping for effective[...]
Successful rabbit farming with Tiger Animal Feeds – Part 1: What a farmer needs to know about rabbits
Rabbits are commonly raised around the world to sell their meat and for gathering fur. Their meat is very tasty. Rabbit fur is of high quality, having extensive application in the textile industry in developed countries. Since rabbits are small animals, not too much space is required to set[...]