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Biofuel co-products as livestock feed - Opportunities and challenges

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382<strong>Biofuel</strong> <strong>co</strong>-<strong>products</strong> <strong>as</strong> <strong>livestock</strong> <strong>feed</strong> – <strong>Opportunities</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>challenges</strong>TABLE 2Chemical <strong>co</strong>mposition of karanj cake (<strong>as</strong> % of DM)Parameter Kernel (1) EKC (2) SKC (3) Rotary pressed (4)Crude protein 20.5–24.1 24.1–28.7 30.0–34.0 24.6Ether extract 33.2–43.3 6.1–14.2 0.1–2.2 14.0Crude fibre 3.8–4.6 3.9–10.7 5.0–5.6 6.0NFE 24.5–39.7 49.9–56.4 54.3–59.9 –Total <strong>as</strong>h 2.8–3.5 3.2–7.1 4.4–6.9 5.2NDF – 18.2 18.0–28.2 37.7ADF – 10.6 1.7–20.0 11.3Karanjin – 0.29–0.32 0.01–0.19 –Ca 0.5 0.6–0.8 0.6–0.9 0.74P 0.38 0.48–0.70 0.55–0.61 0.89Notes: EKC = expeller-pressed karanj cake; SKC = solvent-extracted karanj cake; NFE = nitrogen-free extract; ADF = acid-detergent fibre; NDF = neutraldetergentfibre. Sources: (1) Natanam, Kadirvel <strong>and</strong> Ravi, 1989; Vinay <strong>and</strong> Kanya, 2008. (2) Gupta et al., 1981; Natanam, Kadirvel <strong>and</strong> Ravi, 1989; Raviet al., 2000; Prabhu, 2002; P<strong>and</strong>a, 2004; Soren et al., 2007. (3) M<strong>and</strong>al, Banerjee <strong>and</strong> 1974; Konwar, Banerjee <strong>and</strong> M<strong>and</strong>al, 1984; Konwar <strong>and</strong> Banerjee,1987; Gupta et al., 1981; Ravi et al., 2000; Prabhu, 2002; P<strong>and</strong>a, 2004; Soren, 2006. (4) Ch<strong>and</strong>r<strong>as</strong>ekaran, Kadiravel <strong>and</strong> Viswanathan, 1989.TABLE 3Amino acid <strong>co</strong>mposition (g/16 g N) of karanj cakes<strong>co</strong>mpared with soybean mealAmino acid SKC (1) EKC (2) SBM (3)Histidine 2.07 5.11 1.13Isoleucine 3.59 5.95 2.56Lysine 5.60 3.34 2.96Leucine 7.72 7.87 3.47Methionine 0.99 1.43 0.62Arginine 4.33 4.62 3.27Phenylalanine 5.22 3.64 2.24Tryptophan 0.61 – 0.60Threonine 2.64 4.13 1.73Valine 5.26 6.44 2.44Aspartic acid 10.92 6.19 –Serine 4.53 3.98 –Glutamic acid 13.45 17.56 –Proline 5.01 2.90 –Glycine 3.85 3.39 3.27Alanine 5.10 2.31 –Cystine 6.06 1.23 0.69Tyrosine 3.67 1.27 1.43Notes: EKC = expeller-pressed karanj cake; SKC = solvent-extractedkaranj cake; SBM = soybean meal. Sources: (1) M<strong>and</strong>al <strong>and</strong> Banerjee,1975. (2) Natanam, Kadirvel <strong>and</strong> Ravi, 1989. (3) Adapted from Kellems<strong>and</strong> Church, 1998.<strong>and</strong> Viswanathan, 1989) ranges from 6 to 24 percent,while it is 22.0–28.7 in EKC <strong>and</strong> 30.0–34.0 percent in SKC.The crude fibre (CF) level varies from 3.9 to 5.6 percent.The variation in ether extract (EE) <strong>co</strong>ntent is mainly due tomethod of oil extraction. Usually, cakes obtained by expellerextraction have a higher EE value (9–14.5 percent), whilelower levels (0.1–2.2 percent) are found in the cake producedby solvent extraction. A summary of various reportsby different workers regarding the chemical <strong>co</strong>mposition ofvarious types of karanj cake are presented in Table 2.Amino acid <strong>co</strong>mposition is very important in determiningthe protein quality of any cake. Values for 18 aminoacids, including essential amino acids, have been reportedby various workers (M<strong>and</strong>al <strong>and</strong> Banerjee, 1975; Parmar,Sahrawat <strong>and</strong> Mukherjee, 1976). M<strong>and</strong>al <strong>and</strong> BanerjeeTABLE 4Mineral <strong>co</strong>mposition of Karanj cake <strong>co</strong>mpared withsoybean mealMineral Seed kernel EKC SKC SBMMacro minerals (<strong>as</strong> % in DM)Ca 0.51 0.76 0.87 0.38P 0.38 0.48 0.55 0.71Na 0.29 – 0.49 0.48K 0.27 0.23 0.20 0.15Mg 0.47 0.27 – 0.28Trace minerals (ppm)Cu 1.37 1.96 1.97 20.0Fe 3.28 14.32 17.81 150.0Co 0.27 0.09 0.15 0.16Mn 35.78 76.21 70.82 22.0Pb 0.11 0.73 1.00 –Notes: EKC = expeller-pressed karanj cake; SKC = solvent-extractedkaranj cake; SBM = soybean meal. Sources: Natanam, Kadirvel <strong>and</strong> Ravi,1989; Georgievskii, Annenkov <strong>and</strong> Samokhin, 1982.(1975) observed that the amino acid <strong>co</strong>mposition of karanjcake w<strong>as</strong> almost similar to that of sesame, groundnut cake(except for lysine, which w<strong>as</strong> higher in karanj cake) <strong>and</strong> soybeanmeal (SBM) (except for methionine, which w<strong>as</strong> lowerin karanj cake). Further, karanj cake w<strong>as</strong> found to be richin cystine. Amino acid values reported by various workersare presented in Table 3. The mineral <strong>co</strong>mposition of karanjcake (Natanam, Kadirvel <strong>and</strong> Ravi, 1989) is presented inTable 4. In <strong>co</strong>mparison with SBM, karanj cake h<strong>as</strong> highercalcium, phosphorus <strong>and</strong> sodium; however, the <strong>co</strong>ncentrationsof <strong>co</strong>pper <strong>and</strong> iron are very low.Toxic <strong>co</strong>mpounds in karanj cakeOn the b<strong>as</strong>is of chemical nature, the toxic <strong>co</strong>mpoundsin karanj cake can be grouped into three categories, viz.furanoflavones, tannins <strong>and</strong> trypsin inhibitors.FuranoflavonesThe furanoflavones present in karanj seed include karanjin,pongamol, pongapin, pongaglabron, kanjone <strong>and</strong> isopo-

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