Rice bran can replace animal feed processing available, salvage industry difficult economic times, rising prices.

According to industry experts livestock, rice bran materials have an important role in reducing the cost of feed processing, because Vietnam is a producer and largest exporter of rice in the world. However, there is a fact that our country still has to import raw materials from abroad too much to feed processing. This situation is making it difficult for the livestock industry in our country.

At the conference "Exploiting resource efficient domestic rice bran in feed processing" recently, the livestock sector is now confirmed, rice bran materials have an important role in reducing the cost processing into animal feed.

Using rice bran alternative feed industry

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Solutions are given conference that Vietnam can use rice products such as rice, rice bran as feed to reduce the burden on imports ....

Mr. Li Si Heng, General Director of Vietnam Agro share, from the fact that the company uses 100% of rice bran mainly in the areas of materials Mekong Delta to feed processing Vietnam needs more variety of materials such as corn, soybeans.

Livestock Development Strategy 2020 of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development set out to bring livestock into the manufacturing sector, accounting for 42% of the value of agriculture. To achieve this goal, in the period 2010-2015, the livestock sector will have to ensure an average annual growth rate of 6-7% / year.

Ms. Tran Ngoc Yen, Director of Market Analysis Monitor Agro Vietnam said this goal can be achieved if timely now building supply feed material in a stable manner.

"We have to do well first 3 content is the same because we still depend on imports, besides how to reduce the burden of imported feed materials thereby reducing costs for livestock industry. Also need to set up a distribution chain system to increase income for farmers. ".

According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, in 2020, the demand for animal feed in Vietnam is estimated at 27.4 million tons (up 1.3 times compared to 2012). 2014 Private industrial output feed conversion reached about 14.5 million tons, up 1 million tonnes more than in 2013. Thus, to meet the current capacity, we will have to import more raw materials feed, especially energy-rich types, such as corn, wheat, oil dry.

According to VOV (http://vietq.vn/)