The phrase "a feedstuff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any material, typically plant or animal-based, that is used as food for livestock or other animals.
Example: "Corn is a common feedstuff used in the diets of cattle and poultry."
Alternatives: "an animal feed" or "a livestock feed".
There are now experiments under way to use processed poultry litter as a feedstuff.
Jatropha meal, produced as co-product of biodiesel production process, can be used in animal diets as a feedstuff.
US and Brazilian farmers are also understood to be ready to increase supplies of Soya beans as domestic demand from the meat industry, which uses soya beans as a feedstuff, soars to record levels.
Soybean hulls (SHs) are a feedstuff that has been widely studied as an alternative ingredient in horse diets because of its fermentable carbohydrates with low glycemic index.
Based on these comprehensive indices, the optimal extrusion conditions for soybeans as a feedstuff can be determined with a single objective quadratic nonlinear programming method.
As wheat dried distillers' grains with solubles (WDDGS) become increasingly available in western Canada, there is currently a great interest in evaluating its potential as a feedstuff for pigs.
The aim of this study was therefore to determine whether zebra mussels could represent a suitable feedstuff to make up a component of the diet of laying poultry.
niger) feruloyl esterase B gene (faeB) in alfalfa by stable transformation, and to evaluate apoplast (A), chloroplast, endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and vacuole (V) targeted transgenic lines as a new feedstuff for ruminants as well as a biomass resource for cellulosic biofuel production.
Fifteen diets were designed to assay six ingredients using at least two of the following four evaluation methods: direct, substitution of a basal diet (BD), substitution of a reference feedstuff (alfalfa meal (AM)) by difference and extrapolation, and multiple regression.
A protein-rich feed, cottonseed meal (Gossypium spp). is a common feedstuff for animals, notably in cotton-producing areas such as India, China and United States (Heuzé et al., 2013).
The intent of this study was to demonstrate the potential of biodiesel derived crude glycerin as a good alternative for an energy feedstuff in dairy cow diets.
