FDA Approves Camelina for Broiler Chickens, already used in beef, swine, biofuel
Published: March 5, 2009
Summary
The Camelina Company announces that camelina meal will be available for use as broiler chicken feed. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) today approved camelina in rations for broiler chickens and with this action the FDA allows Great Plains to state that camelina has GRAS ( "generally recognized as safe" ) status.
Camelina already is used in feed mixtures for beef cattle and hogs.
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7 de marzo de 2009
I would be interested to know its nutrional profile and details of any trial conducted on Broiler in terms of Feed in take, wt gain, FCR and mortality. Where the product is available and what price per tone. What inclusion levels have been suggested.
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