EVALUATION OF TOPS, PULP AND MOLASSES OF SUGAR BEET (Beta vulgaris) AS ANIMAL FEEDS IN EGYPT.

Abstract

This study was carried out to estimation of tops and roots yields and tops yield / roots yield ratio of some sugar beet varieties in different types of soils(clay and sandy) and chemical evaluation for some minerals, oxalate and amino acids contents of sugar beet by-products (sugar beet tops, dried sugar beet pulp and sugar beet molasses). Also the effect of drying method in chemical composition, fiber fraction, oxalate (total and soluble) contents and their loss in fresh sugar beet tops (FSBT) varieties was studied. Nine sugar beet varieties were used in this experiment namely Teri, Ras poly, Athos poly, Sultan, Pleno, Gloria, Kawemira, Top, and Dema poly, and planted on three different followed dates of sowing (15 th August, 15 th September and 15 th October) in different types of soils (clay and sandy). The results indicated that overall mean of SBR and SBT yields as ton/fed., kg/plant and root/tops (R/T) ratio, were 23.66 and 13.82 ton/fed.; 0.49 and 0.85 kg/plant and 1.7, respectively. As affected by soil type, yield of SBR and SBT was higher in clay than in sandy soil in term of ton/fed and kg/plant. The differences in

Production and Quality Evaluation of Cupcakes Enriched with Prebiotics

“…The analysis indicated that calcium, magnesium, and sodium were highest in potato peel powder, while sugar beet pulp was highest in iron and zinc. Findings are consistent with work by (Sharoba et al, 2013 andEl-Ayek et al, 2009).…”