Alongside our own NOZO feed production, we trade the raw materials that go into it. The same buying relationships and the same incoming quality checks — available to feed mills, commercial farms mixing their own rations, and universities and agencies running trials.
Because we mill ourselves, we know these materials as a user rather than only as a trader. If something is not right for your formulation, we will tell you.
Raw materials
The bulk of any ration — cereals, oilseed meals and milling by-products.
A by-product of palm kernel oil extraction and a mainstay of Malaysian ruminant rations. High in fibre, moderate in protein, locally abundant and cost-effective.
The primary vegetable protein source in most compound feeds, valued for its amino acid profile — particularly lysine.
The principal energy cereal in poultry and ruminant diets. High in starch, low in fibre, highly digestible.
A wheat milling by-product offering moderate protein and fibre. Commonly used to balance energy density and to aid pellet binding.
An oat milling by-product providing palatable fibre. Useful where a softer, more digestible fibre source is wanted.
Cane molasses. Improves palatability and intake, binds pelleted feed, and supplies readily fermentable energy to the rumen.
Raw materials
The major minerals — calcium, sodium, chloride and magnesium — plus the buffers that keep intake and rumen conditions stable.
Sodium chloride. Maintains electrolyte balance and helps regulate feed and water intake.
A rumen buffer. Guards against acidosis in high-concentrate diets, which matters in intensive feedlot and dairy rations.
A concentrated magnesium source supporting rumen function and helping guard against hypomagnesaemia.
Ground calcium carbonate at a coarser grind. A general-purpose calcium source for compound feed across poultry and ruminant rations.
Finely ground calcium carbonate. The fine particle size dissolves quickly and mixes evenly, which suits premixes and mash feed.
Coarse granular limestone. Larger particles are retained in the gizzard and release calcium slowly overnight — the period when shell formation happens — which is why coarse calcium is specified in layer diets.
Raw materials
Single vitamins supplied on their own, for mills and farms topping up a ration rather than buying a full premix.
The principal antioxidant in feed. Added where diets carry high unsaturated fat, where extra antioxidant cover is wanted alongside selenium, or where stress and heat load call for more than a standard premix supplies.
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Include the materials, rough monthly tonnage and your delivery location, and we will come back with pricing.
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