Belgium: Flemish organic farmers want to roast field beans themselves for dairy cattle ration

Published 2024년 1월 12일

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Livestock farmers argue that roasting field beans can enhance the resistance of protein and starch, making them a more efficient protein source. However, the current mobile toasting installation used by Flemish entrepreneurs from France is costly due to high transport and consumption expenses. Industrial toasting installations in Belgium are not suitable for the organic sector due to their size and specific roasting requirements. To address this, organic dairy farmers are working with research bodies Ilvo and Inagro to develop a more suitable installation.
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According to the livestock farmers, roasting the field beans increases the resistance of both the protein and the starch. This protects the beans from degradation in the rumen and allows them to be used as an efficient protein source further down the gastrointestinal tract. In recent years, Flemish entrepreneurs have been able to rely on a mobile toasting installation that was brought from France to Belgium to roast their field bean yields. But this involves high transport costs and the consumption costs of the installation are also not cheap. Specific demands There are also industrial toasting installations in Belgium that can be interesting for larger quantities. But for a small sector such as organic the size is too limited and the roasting process must meet ...
Source: Nieuwe Oogst

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