HÜSEYİN NURSOY, EMRE ŞAHİN, Fatma TERLEMEZ

Kanola Bitkisi ve Ürünlerinin Ruminant Beslemede Kullanımı

Kolzanın antinutrisyonel faktörlerinden arındırılması ile elde edilen kanola bitkisinin, yeşil otu, kuru otu, silajı, küspesi, yağı ve protein konsantreleri hayvan beslemede kullanılmaktadır. Özellikle kanola ürünlerinden olan kanola küspesi, soya küspesine göre daha az maliyetle üretilmektedir. Protein oranının soya küspesine kıyasla daha düşük olması dezavantaj olarak görülmektedir. Geviş getiren hayvanlar üzerinde kanola ve ürünleri ile ilgili yapılan bilimsel çalışmalar kanolanın çok yakın bir gelecekte alternatif bir yem kaynağı olacağını göstermektedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Kanola Kuru Otu, Silaj, Küspe, Protein Konsantreleri, İzole ve Hidrolize Proteinleri, Samanı

The Use of Canola Plant and its By-Products in Ruminant Feeding

The canola plant that green grass, dry grass, silage, meal, oil and different protein concentrates produced by removing antinutritional factors of rapeseed are also used in animal feeding. Canola meal, especially of canola products, is produced at less cost than soy bean meal. Protein ratio is lower compared to soybean, which is seen as a disadvantage. Scientific studies on canola and its products on ruminant animals show that the canola will be an alternative feed source in the near future.

Keywords:

Canola Hay, Silage, Meal, Protein Concentrates, Isolate and Hidrolysed Protein, Straw,

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