Cragrat
Well-Known Member
Why are we told nowadays that we shouldn't feed wheat bran, because the excess phosphorous in the form of phylates will block the uptake of other minerals especially calcium, yet most commercial compound feeds contain a substantial proportion of Wheatfeed?
As far as I can tell, bran contains mostly husk, and Wheatfeed is husk and endosperm. Is it simply the added endosperm that makes the difference?
As far as I can tell, bran contains mostly husk, and Wheatfeed is husk and endosperm. Is it simply the added endosperm that makes the difference?