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Looking for information on how to use Distiller’s Dried Grains with Solubles? The U.S. Grains Council has developed an all-inclusive guide to the use of this co-product of the ethanol industry. Learn how to incorporate it into rations, how to import the product and what its nutritional value is. You may download the entire handbook in English – all 3,619 KB – by clicking here. Or, in the event you only need a few of the chapters, you may download each separately below. The handbook is also available here in Chinese, Spanish, Korean and Turkish.

Documents were produced in March 2007. For updated documents, please see below. All documents are in PDF format.

Introduction

Table of Contents

Use of DDGS in Beef Diets

Use of DDGS in Dairy Diets

Use of DDGS in Poultry Diets

Use of DDGS in Swine Diets

Use of DDGS in Aquaculture Diets

Use of DDGS in Companion Animal Diets

Physical & Chemical Characteristics of DDGS

Nutrient Composition of DDGS: Variability and Measurement

Factors that Impact DDGS Pricing & Transportation

Ethanol Production and its Co-Products

Frequently Asked Questions about DDGS

DDGS Suppliers List

 

Glossary of Terms

Website Links

 
 
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