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De-Oiled Rice Bran (DORB)
De-Oiled Rice Bran (DORB), also called deoiled rice bran, is a rice-milling by-product used in animal feed. RSPL helps buyers evaluate DORB through clear quality parameters, practical guidance and responsible supply for poultry, cattle, swine and aquaculture feed.
For animal-feed buyers: Target specifications are protein above 15%, moisture below 10%, fibre below 12%, and sand & silica below 3%. Review the DORB Quality & Buyer Verification page before ordering. The applicable batch report and commercial agreement govern supply.
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DORB product guide
What Is De-Oiled Rice Bran (DORB)?
De-Oiled Rice Bran (DORB), also called de-oiled rice bran or deoiled rice bran, is the solid feed ingredient remaining after crude rice bran oil is extracted from rice bran. It is different from raw rice bran. For animal-feed buyers, DORB should be assessed through a complete view of its quality parameters, applicable batch documents and feed-formulation requirements.
What Feed Buyers Should Check
Quality is not one number alone. These target parameters should be read together when evaluating DORB.
Where DORB Is Used
DORB is considered across several animal-feed segments. The applicable formulation depends on the feeding programme and buyer requirements.
Final formulation and inclusion decisions should be made with a qualified animal nutritionist.
The RSPL DORB Story
RSPL’s approach is quality-first: helping buyers evaluate DORB through clear specifications, practical buyer education and the relevant batch documents. We encourage a complete review of quality parameters rather than a purchase decision based only on price or a single laboratory figure.
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Inspired by the challenges
Faced by farmers in sourcing cost-effective and nutritious feed for their livestock, we set out on a mission to transform waste into a valuable resource. DORB is not just a product; it’s our heartfelt solution to promote healthier animals, boost farm productivity, and support the principles of sustainable agriculture.
As we delved deeper
Into the nutritional benefits of De-Oiled Rice Bran, we became increasingly excited about its ability to enhance animal health and performance. With over 15% protein content and a rich array of nutrients, DORB offers an economical alternative to traditional feed ingredients like soybean meal and corn. We knew that by incorporating DORB into livestock diets, farmers could experience improved weight gain, better feed conversion rates, and even reproductive success—all while reducing their costs.
Our vision was clear:
To empower farmers with knowledge and resources that would not only elevate their farming practices but also contribute to a more sustainable future for agriculture. The positive feedback from those who have embraced DORB has fueled our passion, and we can’t wait to see how this incredible product will transform the livestock industry!
What is DORB?
De-Oiled Rice Bran (DORB) is a nutrient-rich byproduct of rice milling, obtained after oil extraction from rice bran. It is widely used as a feed ingredient for livestock, including poultry, swine, cattle, and aquaculture.
Production Process:
Rice bran, a byproduct of rice milling, undergoes oil extraction (usually solvent extraction). The residual material, after oil removal, is DORB.
Nutritional Composition:
- Protein: Above 15%
- Moisture: Below 10%
- Fiber: Below 12%
- Sand Silica: Below 3%
- Total Ash: Below 10%
Applications:
DORB is used in feed for poultry, cattle, fish, and other livestock, providing energy, nutrients, and enhancing feed palatability.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is DORB and how is it produced?
DORB (De-Oiled Rice Bran) is a byproduct left after extracting oil from rice bran, typically using solvent extraction.
What is the nutritional composition of DORB?
DORB contains above 15% protein, below 10% moisture, below 12% fiber, below 3% sand silica, and under 10% total ash.
What types of livestock can benefit from DORB?
DORB is suitable for poultry, swine, cattle, and aquaculture.
Why is DORB considered a cost-effective feed option?
As a rice milling byproduct, DORB is more economical than ingredients like soybean meal or corn.
How should DORB be stored?
Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area to prevent spoilage and mold.
How do I include DORB in animal feed?
Consult a nutritionist; DORB can typically be included at 5–40% of the feed ration, depending on the species.
Where can I find more information on using DORB effectively?
Visit Rudrapur Solvents Pvt. Ltd.’s DORB Knowledge Base, blog, or YouTube channel for expert insights.
How can I request free samples of DORB?
Free samples are available on request; use the link provided on our website.
How can I get daily price updates for DORB?
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