Animal feed definition

Animal feed means edible material that is consumed by an animal and contributes energy, nutrients, or both, to the animal's diet.

Animal feed means any crop grown for consumption by animals, such as pasture crops, forage, and grain.

Animal feed means material, of an animal or vegetable origin, prepared as feed for domestic or farm animals.

Examples of Animal feed in a sentence

• Animal feed manufacturing: premises (other than premises within category 15 or 16) on which animal food is manufactured or processed.

• Animal feed manufacturing industries having a capacity of 25 or more metric tons per day.

• Animal feed [refers to] material used to raise animals, which is derived from nature, production, or processing, from agricultural produce and from other substances that have nutritional value.

• No one has stepped forward to attend and outgoing steward Sherry Corbay was unable to attend.

• Animal feed derived from corn comes not only from the unprocessed grain, but also from silage (the above-ground portions of the corn plant), stalk residues in fields that might be grazed, and residuals derived from corn refining and milling, such as corn gluten feed, corn gluten meal, corn germ meal, corn steep liquor, and amino acids.

More Definitions of Animal feed

Animal feed means food given to animals in the course of animal husbandry;

Animal feed means any raw or processed product given to domesticated animals including complete feed, concentrated feed, feed additives and traditional feed.

Animal feed means anything that is capable of being used as a nutrient for animals and includes any of the constituent elements of an animal ration;

Animal feed means feed for sale for consumption by animals, fish or birds, but does not include food fit for and commonly used for human consumption;

Animal feed means sales and marketing to the following vet, hand users, feed company all market for animal feed.

Animal feed means a mixture of nutrients that are produced under hygienic conditions that comply with the requirements of each species, age and type of production, either as the only source of feed or as a supplement;

Animal feed includes foodstuffs grown or developed for livestock and poultry to maintain t of animals and to increase the quality of such end products as meat, milk or eggs.